Halle Baileys baby daddy buys their son a Ferrari for his 1st birthday

[Harry B]

95% of the times I see Halle Bailey and baby daddy I’m thinking that it’s some thread about Halle Berry

But lol @ buying yourself something and calling it a gift to someone.

 

[CopiousX]

So, let's be clear...

The car that DDG purchased for his son in that video will or will not likely appreciate?

Not appreciate. its a mass production model

It's like the difference between wine you bought at Walmart in 2007 and a romanee-conti wine you bought from 2007. 18 years later, one isn't worth much and the other is worth tens of thousands.

 

[Sterling Archer]

Not appreciate. its a mass production model

That’s not how it always work with supercars. It’s not about mass production, it’s about the rarity of your spec.

 

[Devilinurear]

If he was white, yall would consider this an investment, that will only grow in value as he gets older.


Do y’all thing tho

No i would not. I would see it for what it is

 

[CopiousX]

That’s not how it always work with supercars. F8s are going for high $400s depending on your spec.

Question is whether it will be worth that in 18 years, when that child is a man. It won't even be half the value.

Once again because of how many they made and how unselective they were in picking owners , it's comparable to an f355 or 360 from two decades ago which have all depreciated dramatically, irregardless of mileage or specs. There were thousands of these things made, and any Tom, dikk, and Harry could get one with the right banking job or celeb gig.

The long term value in your rari is how many other people have it also. In my earlier post I mentioned the Enzo or FXXX which are comparable to a modern SP3, of which only 600 exist. And they screen you heavily to get a buy offer.

And note that the SP3 costs 4 times as much as an f8, before the secondary market where it costs even more.

Just like their precursors the Enzo or FXXX , those SP3 will more than double in value by 2043 when that kid is grown.

 

[DPresidential]

Not appreciate. its a mass production model

It's like the difference between wine you bought at Walmart in 2007 and a romanee-conti wine you bought from 2007. 18 years later, one isn't worth much and the other is worth tens of thousands.

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[dizzy4111]

What a fukking dumbass. Pisses me off thinking about the actual good he could provide with that money.

 

[TEH]

What’s the age to get a license in that state.

Let me put one of these up or else you all will think I’m being serious.

 

[Sir Richard Spirit]

Cars depreciate the moment they leave the lot. Better ways to invest whether you are black or white. He should just be honest and say he bought it for himself.

No the fukk we wouldn't. Stop that "if he was white, yall would.." shyt.

Cars are a Terrible investment. They lose value as soon as you leave the lot.

If he was white he would get clowned out the white community.

Realistically he could have invested that money in AI stock trading like Wealthfront and by the time the kid hits 18 he would have some change

No the fukk we wouldn't.

You really typed this goofy ass shyt up thinking you were making sense, huh?

We, the black people you're talking to, know this is a fukking depreciating liability.

Neg this nikka.

y’all know we talking about a Ferrari right?

 

[Doobie Doo]

y’all know we talking about a Ferrari right?

It's a depreciating asset no matter what car brand it is

 

[DPresidential]

y’all know we talking about a Ferrari right?

Breh...

If you would have bought the kid a Ferrari hot wheels car set and $100,000 worth of something else...the kid would have been in a better situation.

 

[Gloxina]

Ignorant.


Sigh.

 

[IIVI]

Ferrari’s of today aren’t really a “classic” like the older Ferrari’s are. Too many other crazy ass cars.

Future’s Rolex gift will scale way better.

 

[DPresidential]

Ferrari’s if today aren’t really a “classic” like the older Ferrari’s are.

Future’s Rolex gift will scale way better.

The irony here.
I remember criticizing Future for that stunt.
But, in actuality, that Rolex watch is actually a better investment/gift for his son.

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

Let’s just say this particular Ferrari appreciates in (which it doesn’t), this dude won’t have enough money to maintain its upkeep and storage over the next 15-17 years for the kid drive it or sell it for more money.

It’s a stupid purchase by a stupid person.