How much networth to get Lambo or similar exotic car?

[Anonymous No.16064993]

94k to 140k for a lambo.
i have $450k in liquid assets but even then im not going to spend 1/4 of my assets on a lambo. How much does one even need to buy a lambo or ferrari and not worry about going broke trying to maintain it?

[Anonymous No.16065006]

>>16064993
Would not recommend buying a lambo, especially in a poorer country. You will get killed.

[Anonymous No.16065010]

>>16064993
3 million

[Anonymous No.16065043]

I'd get a 911 and only if I didn't live in a small town where this would turn heads. Probably would wait until 20mm to spend on this though

[Anonymous No.16065047]

>>16065006
what country is that? What happens if you get a lambo and goto a eastern european country where model tier women earn like $500 a month. Is my ball sack going to be continuously empty?

[Anonymous No.16065061]

>>16065043
problem is a 911 looks any other porsche sedan (from a far). lambos are distinctly different

[Anonymous No.16065068]

>>16065061
I'd get a custom color

[Anonymous No.16065082]

dont fall for it man, spend 20k - 40k on a f type jag or a nissan GTR

[Anonymous No.16065107]

I would hire a driver if I was rich enough to be in this conversation. And then rent a meme car when I want to swing my dick around. I'd probably try getting into racing though with a late model. I love watching racing and sim racing.

[Anonymous No.16065115]

>>16064993
I mean you can probably finance a rare/collector car with very little collateral, if any, Lambos included.

You need decent dosh in reserves ($450k should be more than enough for most luxury cars), and you need good credit, and you need decent cash flow (i.e. you're not blowing your entire wad on a mortgage/CC/student debt).

So long as you have a good credit score, people will bend over backward to sell you whatever you want. It's up to you to be responsible about it, but you could probably get away with some $0-down loans on a lambo if you really wanted to - but remember there is no such thing as a passive real asset investment. Purchasing any physical product/good requires some level of ongoing investment in the form of maintenance to secure that good and/or take care of it.

Not saying you should view a lambo as an investment, just saying - it will take time energy and money to keep it functioning, so think about how much you really want a lambo vs. how much you want just the social status.

[Anonymous No.16065133]

>>16065061
>>16065043
>>16065068
Buy the cabrio,boxster,spyder,whatever version then
No roof = unmistakeable

[Anonymous No.16065146]

>>16065043
20mm? Why wait that long?

I will say the 911 is a great driving car - probably better than most mid-00s exotics.

That said, if I were going for attention I'd probably go with either a gigantic 60s monument-to-excess landyacht like a Lincoln Continental, or a uniquely optioned BMW M8 or something.

[Anonymous No.16065154]

>>16064993
>How much does one even need to buy a lambo or ferrari and not worry about going broke trying to maintain it?
The answer is NEVER, you never own it, you get your trustee to get you one.

[Anonymous No.16065183]

>>16065146
do you own a 911?

[Anonymous No.16065203]

5 million before i buy a lambo

[Anonymous No.16065227]

>>16065183
Nope - came close though. I leased a 2014 Cayman before I had kids as a "last hurrah" of sorts, returned it in 2017 before my son was born.

[Anonymous No.16065236]

It's more about down-payment and income stream. You can finance.
But insurance is your true markup.
>>16065203
Hope you get there soon, just remember they don't do accidents as fun as they do acceleration, keep it under 80.

[Anonymous No.16065240]

>>16064993
>buying some 90k crap lambo, you will have to put coubtless koney in repairs
Kek
This board is 18+ you fucking faggot gtfo

[Anonymous No.16065252]

>>16065047
I had a "friend" as a youth who worked with imported sports cars.
The strange single round impact forms that followed from the exterior to the interior were hard to spot on most of them, especially after a decent fabric replacement and detail.

[Anonymous No.16065298]

>>16064993
It's not about networth but income.
You make 200-300k a year? You can afford a supercar, under that you don't unless you inherited millions.

>>16065061
Lambo are shit, they're not comfortable, you can't use them for any daily commute and you will always fear to scratch them whenever you enter a city.

There is a reason Porsche are the most sold supercars in the world: you can use them like if they were normal cars.

[Anonymous No.16065360]

>>16064993
Just buy a brand new ZL1
It will be faster than your Ferrari/Lambo with much lower maintenance costs

[Anonymous No.16065450]

>>16064993
Financially speaking, you are just throwing money in the trash bin, so I'd only buy a luxury car if I had enough money to live my entire live comfortably and not feel any dent in my portfolio. So, at least 10 million or so. If you want to show off it's always possible to do so with actual assets that don't sharply depreciate over time. The cutoff varies from person to person, but spending 1/4 of your worth on a car is 100% bling nigger tier.

[Anonymous No.16065535]

Whatever you do, if it’s attention you seek, don’t do what I did and get a Corvette, even if it has performance that blows lambos and Porches out of the water. No one will give you a second glance. You’re as anonymous as a Honda Civic except to other car guys.

t. Former C5 owner

[Anonymous No.16065625]

>>16065082
This, or pic related

[Anonymous No.16066123]

>>16065047
lol go to any country outside the us and you don't need a lambo to empty your balls.

[Anonymous No.16066209]

>>16065535
but do you get any milfs?

[Anonymous No.16066225]

>>16065006
In eastern europe driving lambo is yelling "PLEASE AUDIT ME IRS, PLEASE STOP ME POLICE, PLEASE TRY TO ROB ME!"

Bentley is totally fine though

[Anonymous No.16066247]

Cars like that should be purchased with the residuals of other money. Do not spend a large chunk of money on a depreciating toy. It will cost so much in the long term when you do the numbers.

[Anonymous No.16066643]

Get an Audi R8. German engineering and has the realizability of any Audi. Also if you do get a lambo or whatever, think of it more as a store of wealth. Once these cars hit bottom depreciation, you can sell it for about the same price you bought it in a few years. Just have to pay to maintain

[Anonymous No.16066673]

>>16065535
>corvette with the performance that blows lambos and porches out of the water
>corvette
lmao not since the 70's my man

[Anonymous No.16066677]

>>16064993
Where the fuck are you going to drive 200+ MPH? Just get a vintage Bentley

[Anonymous No.16066731]

don't spend more than 5% of your networth on a car

[Anonymous No.16066762]

>>16064993
You get it on a 3% finance rate where you pay $2-3k a month to pay it off while you have $200k+ in a fund that generates you 12% annually.

[Anonymous No.16066772]

>>16066677
what kinda of bentley
truth be told i the only bentley i like is the continental

[Anonymous No.16066775]

>>16065082
Based, had a Jaguar f type for the past 2 years. Extremely good value for money, looks and sounds amazing.

[Anonymous No.16066832]

>>16064993
Maintenance isn't as horrible as you think on these honestly. And if you're buying 6-9 years old the depreciation is mostly over and will stay relatively stable.

Where money's concerned cost of ownership is mostly made up of depreciation. If you can negate that by buying a 8 year old example and all you have to worry about is maintenance these really aren't that unreasonable to keep up with. Assuming you're not daily driving, which any reasonable person wouldn't want to.

[Anonymous No.16066898]

You fkn phaggots talking about "the 911 looks like any Porsche...." need to be rounded up and shot.

Don't be a simp and buy a flashy car just because you want to get laid. Women know nothing about cars anyway. Buying a used Mercedes is enough to get you, women, if you pathetically need to go down that route.

Now if you actually want to drive a sports car, the best sports car on earth get a gt3 or a used gt2rs and thank me later.

And no the thunderous earth-shattering noise that comes out of that engine when you make a right on any street, makes everyone within distance know that this isn't any ordinary Porsche.

Also, you won't be a fag in a shitty lambo.

[Anonymous No.16067002]

>>16066772
90's Continental T's are sexy as fuck and it's easy to find one with low miles. The body style is actually a lot nicer than the body style that was just recently discountinued.

[Anonymous No.16067007]

>>16065535
>No one will give you a second glance
Who cares. What kind of low self-esteem faggot buys a car so that people look at him?

[Anonymous No.16067020]

Owning a lambo is fucking retarded just get a regular luxury sedan and rent supercars on the weekend if you want to flex

[Anonymous No.16067035]

>>16067020
This.

[Anonymous No.16067095]

>>16067020
renting a supercar like PIC above will cost 2000 to 3000 per day

[Anonymous No.16067159]

Personally i just don't get the lambo meme. It's not even a good looking car. I'm going to get a 3rd gen trans am soon and once i truly make it i will upgrade to a ferrari testarossa. I love the 80s

A 100k testarossa can become an option for me at minimum 1 mil in cash.

[Anonymous No.16067169]

>>16067095
More like $3k for a 3 day weekend and I guarantee you aren't going to be doing this more than like once a month. Plus you get to switch up the car every time you go back. Maintenance on these cars makes them a moneypit even beyond sticker price

[Anonymous No.16067240]

>>16066898
I want a gt3

[Anonymous No.16067330]

>>16067095
where do I go to go vroom vroom on a supercar rental
because otherwise whats the point

[Anonymous No.16067349]

The ratio should be like 1/10 of your net worth if you want to buy a depreciating asset like a car.

The point is that with Lambo is a complete differente story. They have abnormal maintenance cost.
So, even if you look for second ha s Lambo you still better have a 1/10 ratio of the brand new value.
Long story short, you need at least a net worth of $3M before even thinking about buying a Lambo, new or used.

[Anonymous No.16067365]

>>16065061
>buying a sports car for the way it looks
you are a talentless faggot and everybody knows it

[Anonymous No.16067469]

>>16067330
https://www.gothamdreamcars.com/
https://www.enterprise.com/en/exotic-car-rental/vehicles.html

[Anonymous No.16067689]

>>16067365
Not him but I also despise Porsche because they are a dime-a-dozen and don't even sound good

[Anonymous No.16067718]

>>16067469
He's asking about private race tracks, which are probably not far outside every major city. There's one in Monticello NY

[Anonymous No.16067736]

>>16067689
> thinks a gt3 doesn't sound good....

You're a retard. The only Porsches you've heard are Cayennes.

[Anonymous No.16067810]

>>16066898
GT3s are nice but they are limited production, you need to be a VIP Porsche customer to get an allocation. A more realistic purchase would be a Carrera 4s...not as hardcore as a gt3 but still a damn good sports car.

[Anonymous No.16067903]

Get a mod 90’s viper. They are unique enough to get you the looks and with the word viper people think they are expensive but because they are antiques, they are only 30-50k.

[Anonymous No.16068094]

>>16064993
Remember the 5% rule. You shouldn't spend more than 5% of your net worth in a car.

[Anonymous No.16068164]

>>16067718
>>16067469
Side note Gotham has GPS notification warnings if you take their cars to any racetracks at least within the tri-state area. Car will literally not turn on again after turning it off once inside the area. And they will charge you afterwards for new tires/breaks and inspection if they believe you were tracking it. So be up front if you wanna race their car or rent from a different company.

[Anonymous No.16068455]

You're literally retarded if you buy anything else but a GT2 or GT3, even if you're a billionaire

[Anonymous No.16068504]

Lambo huracan or any other lambo than an Aventador seems cheap. New Aventador costs $350k I think. If you aren't making at least 350k a year, then no point in buying it. At $1m net worth generating 100k a year I would buy some $30k BMW, Mercedes or an Audi. I got to drive a BMW 750li 2009 300kW and god damn the acceleration was already god tier. Really good looking car as well, a lot of people looking at it. I think the real reason most of us want a brand new 100k+ car is for the attention, while a $30k-$50k will do the job just fine. With used cars, you can sell them and buy another one without losing a lot of money due to depreciation.

[Anonymous No.16068527]

>>16068455
>GT2 or GT3
Impossible to get an allocation, why not buy a Carrera 4s instead?

[Anonymous No.16068554]

I’ve always thought sports cars tried too hard. I’d like a nice trim on a f150 or ram 1500. It’s good for more than going to the store as well; self reliance is a good feeling

[Anonymous No.16068577]

>>16065535
the C5 looks very different to one like this

[Anonymous No.16068592]

>>16064993
Are you trolling or just retarded?
Either you spend $1 million on a new lambo or you spend $1 million on an old lambo because of maintenance. You also need to live in a house with a garage and good security system, preferably in a nice neighborhood too.
It will be the worst "investment" in your life because you are spending 1/4th of your networth on an expensive toy which you won't even get to drive very often unless you want to spend the rest of your money filling the oil tank every few hundred miles.
In another words, use the 450k to make 3 millions minimum and then buy the lambo without worries.

[Anonymous No.16068634]

>>16068592
Ah, shit. I read the post too quick. I thought OP was planning to buy a lambo with just $450k networth

[Anonymous No.16068646]

>>16068527
>>16068527
>Impossible to get an allocation, why not buy a Carrera 4s instead?
Boo hoo I'll wait

[Anonymous No.16068708]

just track a gt3 and get it out of your system and save your money

[Anonymous No.16068804]

>>16068646
Wait for what? Porsche dealerships only give allocations for longtime vip customers.