THE REAL COST OF BUYING A LAMBORGHINI ON FINANCE!!
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- Visiting 2 new Grange Lamborghini dealerships in the UK discussing Lamborghini finance. Massive thank you to Grange Cars as always and Magnitude Finance for supplying the info!
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"Its cheaper than my monthly payments on my murchelago"
*mate that's more expensive than my monthly repayments on my mortgage....😩*
sirchicken food Which reminds you why you bought property rather than a Lamborghini! You gotta be minted or using it as a business asset. But then again there is the bell end bracket 😂
@@bigchrisinbristol true! Cars are very rarely an investment. I'd love a lambo but much rather spend the money on property any day! You dont lose money on nearly all property...and cars in general let alone supercars jeesh dont get me started 🤫
@@bigchrisinbristol lol bell end bracket. Can I use this? Made me chuckle
LOOOL
Murciealgo* u mean
Mans over here bragging about how cheap £200k is while I’m here wondering why a $10k corolla is so expensive.
Husam Mukred lol I live in the states here in Los Angeles Ca my corolla was 12k when I brought it I paid it off with no problem. Before the time span of the loan. And when I look on credit karma the car is worth way less
BlackQuest89 ur blessed to afford something worth $12k. Only cars I can afford are the ones on google images
I was thinking the exact same 🤣👏🏻
Because he's never had a real job. His not done a 9-5 job since he left Uni so his views on money are quite immature. Although a few years back he had to sell up and buy a flat which I'm guessing was due to pressure from elsewhere.
Lol
Interest only... dangerous, very dangerous indeed.
elaborate please
@@dennis3753 say the value of the car drops, you're going to be in negative equity at the end of the loan
Legend Galaxy if the value goes below the GFV that is set by the finance company
Legend Galaxy sums up the market, due a crash
I’m surprised they do interest only deals at a 75% ltv. Especially on newer cars that all end up dropping like stones
Imagine reviewing interest only finance packages on depreciating assets and making out they’re such an “amazing deal”
It's because he's a prat.
you finance a liability and put the liquid assets somewhere else like investments and make the money back on dividends.
Stop hating u broke boy
If I don’t have the cash then I don’t buy the car that’s my motto 🤣
For him it is an investment , it's what he makes his content with
Just 50k deposit lol
caneytt 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s light considering the car
TONE IV 😂😂😂😂 good bants
TONE IV is it? Ever considered how much a deposit for a house costs in comparison. It’s a steep deposit
@@Horizon301. That's a hefty fee. You can leverage 50k for a £500k-1M house. You're absolutely right, it's quite a fee to pay in comparison but to be fair the vehicle is a luxury for a reason. Not everyone is supposed to be able to afford it.
"If you cannot buy a luxury for cash, you cannot afford that luxury."
Andrew Carnegie
did Andrew Carnegie buy his house cash too?
@@Toby_the_Glen A house, by economic definition, is a necessity, not a luxury.
Anyone who has a brain will not buy luxury cars with cash as they're depreciating assets like throwing money down the drain...irrelevant comment.
@@askalsi97 No reply needed.
@@jpreyes1028 Bruh. So if I spend 500k cash on a house instead of 75k cash it's all the same as it's a necessity according to your BS quote.
Complete and utter nonsense all this.
Couldnt agree more, these figures are bandied about as if its nothing, jesus how do these guys survive on huge amounts of credit? Like most of us we have mortgages & bills to pay, at least i have built up some real equity over the years i guess, plus you cant live in a super car - its pure fantasy, the salesman also has no concept of cost, its just as if he is selling sweets ffs - get a grip people:-)
They called SOL down to promo lambo because they aren’t selling enough cars
No not 700 a month !! what about the deposit you lost !!
cliverkay exactly what I was thinking! But that’s if it depreciates exactly to the ballon of £140k, might get some money back from the deposit if it sells for more than the balloon
TheBobjovi yep, everyone’s just saying you lose the deposit but they obviously don’t understand how finance works.If you buy smart, then hopefully you wouldn’t lose too much. Would you buy interest only on a Mclaren though? 😬
Chris Gregory ... great, so in the best case you only lose 45k instead of 50k? In the end its still just like renting a car. For a sh**load of money.
cliverkay he’s so thick mate
Plus you need to factor in the dealer spread which could be upwards of 10-15% per car ... so if retail in 2 years is 149k.. the bid you are likely to get will be close to 120k .... add up the loss of deposit (or 90%+ of it) and interest payments and I don’t see how it makes any sense .. you would need some significant gearing elsewhere to offset such losses such as a few million locked up on a very good bond rate!
To me this just screams the market is going to crash, get out while you can
get out while you can ? why ? if you have a supercar and are worried about loosing money, don't buy it lol go buy a cheaper car so you don't have to sit there stressing about how much your going to lose
Not for these TH-camr types it isnt, that Murci was his dream car (the keeper) theres a good reason it will be up for sale as soon as its done thats because it costs a small fortune to maintain which you cant stick on hire purchase
@@JJR_77 well you know how it goes with petrol heads, we use our hearts over our heads.
Tim Bonfield he pretty much showed how the second hand market is so cheap, so the more new high end cars they sell will in turn reduce the future residual values as the market is flooded. That makes you correct sir! All in due course!!
They will bounce back up at some point, stagnate. Around the 170k mark. Veyrons have gone down from 1mil+ to soon 800k. They will stop going down
A video around how to get yourself into a lot of debt
Sam A basically double dangerous... Clickbait + Bad Consumer Advice
@@valentinodacarkid8068 Agreed it is scary as with 807K subscribers Paul has a huge audience.........it only takes one of them to take a punt on advice like this and they would be in huge trouble ! None of the negatives are mentioned in the video at all......it is more around "we would be stupid not to do the deal" which is crazy ! My channel with my Golf R is a little more down to earth and realistic but I'd never recommend anyone getting into huge amounts of debt over a car..........regardless of how cool and awesome it is :-)
Totally agree with you, see these guys will never show the bad or tell you the bad side of things just what sell and enhances their pockets and views..... sad but it is what it is. I just hope nobody goes out there and does this! Ruin their life’s....
Flavio Valentino Agreed, what he isn’t telling you is that if you fail to keep up your repayments and the finance company take the car away and give you trade value for it you will lose all your deposit and will be stung for thousands on the interest for early settlement.
Saving Salvage yea imagine... I’m good thank you I’ll be happy driving a car from the 80’s or 90’s and filming Supercars or normal cars normal can afford and drive daily.... these guys out here all bad news...
£50k deposit which you'd lose after the two years. 50000/ 24months on PCP = £2083pm. Then you add back on the monthly payments of £700. So not quite what you're claiming lol
Exactly what I thought, his ‘bargains’ have you throwing away huge deposits which completely wipe out the ‘cheap’ monthly payments!
But let's be honest how many watching are in a position to buy at this level.... don't think his misinformation is doing any real harm
Still 90 a day to rent essentially which isn’t bad. You’d most likely have equity with a deposit that size. So not all money lost. Keep for a year.
+ maintenance which will most likely bring it up to £3k+ a month
Haks Hustle I’m sure it comes with a warranty. You wouldn’t want to keep it too long before the maintenance bills start to arrive. But it wouldn’t be a daily so the mileage wouldn’t be that much in a year for most buyers.
ok, so ya spend 75k to be able to use a Lambo for 2 years. then ya give it back. and probably get a bill to pay for extra mileage
Yeah but if you compare it to rentals it's an incredible deal, what you may pay in 2-3 days renting you'll pay monthly, the cost is you have to front a nice chunk of the money, but 2800 or so a month is still a huge some. I mean that's around £400 more than my car and mortgage rent but to be fair it's not supposed to be for everyone.
If 75k include all maintenance is a good deal.. tires, brakes, oil change, clutch,etc
Peace
@@nelsongeada4930 That's another factor true. This is just like a basic figure without getting into detail but of course it'll be much more expensive, when you break it down it'll probably be closer to over 3k a month excluding the balloon payment which if you like the car and have the money by all means go ahead but to me that's a little much even for those who are doing fairly decent like 5 figures a month decent.
Gari Hughes sounds like a rent
If you buy the car and put the same amount of miles on it, you would lose $75k in depreciation. On top of financing it, you can depreciate the car and write off quite a bit off your taxes. So learn how it works before you comment on it. Also most of these are open-ended leases, there is hard mileage limit.
I love the nonchalant nod to the 50k deposit on interest only, over 2 years plus the monthly you’re looking at 70k spent and a risk of negative equity in the car at the end.. that’s 3k a month + running costs, but I guess you are in an Aventador S 🤷♂️ ha 👍
Yeah in the real life it's like that but he buys it as a business car and skips a lot of costs.
Yep doesnt factor in the bigger picture
Victor ..I’m not sure PW skips costs, but you’re right it’s part of the business, if an Aventador S can bring 3k a month of additional TH-cam revenue (or somewhere close) it’s a no brainer 👌
Thanks for saving me having to watch the whole fucking video. Much appreciated. He makes £198,000 sound like the price of a packet of crisps.
Isnt that a lease if his giving it back?
So many stock Lamborghinis and no Buyers , you do the maths , FALLING PRICES
£50k isnt hard to find?! I dont think your living in the real world Paul
down the back of the sofa ? Surely ! hahaha
50k is nothing. Get a better job or start selling a product of value to people.
Chris Ashby 😂😂😂
50k truly isn’t that much man
M2C1593 50 k is a lot when you don’t have it
Why do dealers even let this tyre kicker in the door let alone waste their time filming with him?
They are 'suckered in' by social media guys. Although look at some of the events put on by Jaguar and Aston Martin when the invitations looks like a list of youtube channels.
All publicity is good publicity
Not many customers so breaks up the day.
These are dying brands. You can see whoever buying a Lambo these days. Murcielagos like he said were rarity and now you can see Lambos everywhere. Ppl don´t dream about these cars that much any longer. It´s become new iPhone or Rolex. You just get it cause it´s the newest shit. But in reality nobody cares that much about these anymore.
@@theSammyM333 speaks nothing but the truth
From the other perspective look at how many Lambo's this one dealership has that no one wants. Renting cars is like setting fire to money. Live and learn
If 50k isn’t that hard to find, can someone send me 50k please
Me too lol.
So around 70k plus maintenance costs over the two years for something that I won't own???sign me up!!!!!😂🤣
dave dave Lamborghini have good reliability if you keep it in good condition like this one at most he will pay for new tires
I wish this had been done as a precautionary tale and not a promo for a dealership
Debt?
Saw this guy at mcdonalds didnt look happy lol
Who do you mean ?
Probably waiting for a quote from magnitude to help buy his maccies
Wayne1 this guy comes off as shysty fake!
Probably because behind the happy looking video content his probably losing lots of money in his life
james hughes 😂
🤣 Paul still acting like he means something in the TH-cam scene...lmfao.
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Although these finance numbers seem crazy to some of us you need to take into account that these are not just for pleasure they are for business as a youtuber. Think of running a business and the overheads of renting an office etc. As a youtuber these are pure overheads. The cars bring back the cash.
Yeah, and I'm pretty sure that depreciation is considered a tax write off to a certain extent and so is the 'interest' on a loan. So for a business youtuber, or anyone making money from financing a car, it makes sense to do interest only.
It's dumb though, because If you buy an Aventador S for £200K with a £50K downpayment, its £750 per month interest only, which paul says is a great deal, but you could use that £50K as a downpayment on a £250K house, which interest only would be ~£200/month, but you could probably rent out for around £1-1.25K. So its £750 outgoing vs £1000 incoming each month and thats not even including capital growth of the property, which would probably also be around £1K in most up and coming areas. so £750 outgoing vs. £2K income. It only makes sense to do this, if you can make money from the car (e.g. youtube) or you are just daft as anything. (figures approximate, housing based at 6% rental yield and 6% capital growth). Not taking into account maintenance cost on the cars, depreciation costs, stress. Everyone I know who's owned a supercar has regretted it and only done it for novelty for a year or two.
I know what I'd rather..
Clearly Paul has no understanding whatsoever how finance works and what the risks are.
Are millionaires watching this channel or normal guys like me !! Just 50k down , JUST ffs
No Paul is a tool
Dealership must have given him a free rental - Video tries to tell you, essentially you could have owned an Aventador S for two years hand it back and only paid £700 a month.
Which is true if your the sort of person that forgets about the £50,000 deposit you initially forked out.
+ the expensive maintenance on cars like this + when you crunch the nmbers, over 24 months, it'll actually be closer to £3k+ a month in reality not even including the balloon payment.
the light the truth you don’t need to worry if it depreciates below the GFV, as the finance company guarantees it will be worth at least the ballon. If it drops below they lose out
@n s its second hand. what you on about
£745 per month is more than my mortgage payment LOL
He doesn’t own any of these cars, nor do his fellow you tubers
Shmee does and so do some of the American TH-camrs, Stradman, VV etc. This guy is a clown and is misinforming people regarding the "finance" options.
@@Alps6408 No they don't, they finance most of them.
@@Alps6408 Schmee's was fabulously wealthy (family money) before TH-cam
I know Tj Hunt "American tuber" has just had his days ago and that was $215.000 and that was fully paid for....
and wtf do you own lol
The market in these cars has Collapsed I bet the last Owner of that car Ran away from it. And in what world would anybody
Think that a £ 50.000 down payment is ok. That’s crazy talk!!!!!!
This is a proper dealership , bit harsh on the last guy
What about that 720s. Incredible performance for the money
It’s actually cost 2700£ a month as u need to put down 50k
get a perf for driving or the s for show
Lol, “you can own an aventador s for £740 per month” - within 20 seconds he forgot the £50k deposit 😂 these finance companies must love these bozos. The actual cost is £2,820 per month 🙈🤦♂️
Luke H he’s an idiot lol
Just checked Autotrader £60k now get you a lightly used AMG GT now that’s value!
Now that's tempting
Yeah 700 pm + 50k deposit with nothing to show for at the end, what a great deal!
Btw, don't forget to add insurance, petrol and maintenance to the monthly payments and the depreciation...as well as garaging/storage. Pretty sure you'll at least double the interest-only payments without taking depreciation into account. As for some cars not losing any money, maybe if you ignore all the monthly costs. As for others appreciating, IMO the market is very unlikely to go higher and is more likely headed for at least some downward correction...maybe even a crash.
Looking for an m3 and for the price and spec I’m looking at around 600+ a month magnitude are coming in at a little over 500 hands down the best quotes I’ve had
So at the end of the term 150k down for a SVJ and hand the car back at the end.....soo you lose 150k over the term if you hand it back plus of course the monthly payments you have paid... is that right ?
You need to look at Tony’s Performante to judge depreciation...he lost £100k! Who can afford that loss? I don’t care how much money you think you have.
Jonathan Gould he lost 100k?
look at the car guys Fezza - £70k loss in a year...
Liam Malbon yes watch the video. Tony says it’s cost him 100k in depreciation.
What happened to your Murcielago?
The real question should be "should I be spending £150k+ on a used car or putting the cash into property"
If you can afford it why not
The interest only loan is only good if you buy a used car that has done most it’s depreciation. Plus no one really keeps the car after the loan so they can pay the large balloon payment at the end of the term. For example, you buy an R8 that is 80,000. You put down 20,000 and pay 450 per month for 3 years. At the end of the term your ballon is 53,000. If the car is worth more let’s say 60,000 you will get to pay the ballon off and have 7k back from your deposit to put into a new car. All cars depreciate regardless. Just comes down to how much depreciation one person can deal with.
Wait why is the balloon 53k? Would it not be 43800 (450x36 months)? This is where balloon payments always confuse me.
Zed Zone bro the ballon for interest only finance is basically the value the finance company believe the r8 to be after 3 years of use. I went to see one today and got my quote from magnitude finance. That’s what the finance company believe the r8 will be worth 53k in three years time with 30,000 miles
@@bsm3964 I got it.. Nice one bro. Hope you get a deal your looking for.
£50'000 deposit
Iam looking under the sofa as I type this😂
Any luck?
Peace From London. 👍🏻👍🏻
@@mickyeverton
☹️ No luck yet,but I have found were the chuffing dog hides her treats.
If I bought a Lambo that vehicle would never be sitting I would drive that thing 24 hours a day
One day my friend, one day..
Never quite of your dreams..
Money pursuit humans, humans pursuit dreams..
Peace
You wouldn’t once you realise that every mile you put on it is costing you a lot of money.
Sadly, the looks are everything. Lambo's are horrible to drive.
@@churkov bruhh the performante is the best drive in the world! Its not horrible at all lol
Sounds great, why do you think these youtubers don't drive them all the time? And why do you think the guys with Lambo's have 'daily drivers' too?
I noticed alot of people give this guy a hard time. Don't hate on the man aspire to be like him. Don't watch his channel it's simple, free choice. I found this channel to be quite knowledgeable.
Financing these cars is just a fools game, either buy them out right or set up a line of credit against property.
Great video on the numbers, but remember running costs will also be a big factor. I did some running costs calcs when buying my Superleggera to factor in with the purchase price. I’ll do a vid soon on purchase vs running costs
E.g Suspension bush with the arm could cost 3k, so don’t spend all spare money on the finance payment and not leave enough for the running.
Buy Tonys at £169k cheapest and great spec
4:20 you say "give the car back and have owned it for 700ish quid for 2 years"
You're forgetting the 50k deposit (which you don't get back) + 17k in monthly payments on something you don't even bloody own 👋 this is an ad for the finance company right?
DUKE BLADE yes but no disrespect intended. When you don’t have much money that seems outrageous. I’m going to spend about 35k in 3 years on PCP for my new Porsche, then I’m going to hand it back. All for nothing. But I don’t really care because I’m going to earn that much money after tax this month alone.
Why don’t I just buy it for cash you say? Well why would I? I’d still lose 33k over 3 years with depreciation....
@@kindsir1256 it's about being genuine, or at least giving off a genuine message. This video is clearly sponsored (or at least his channel) is sponsored by that finance company, making people think that it's easy/simple/good to buy a car on that finance pacakge.
For a lot of people it could be a terrible choice as they don't understand the true cost.
Buying anything on PCP is a terrible financial idea, more so imo as you can't mod much/drive the car as much as you want due to milage restrictions or track it incase you crash.
I buy all my luxury shit used where depreciation is less harsh, as I can actually enjoy them. I'm also not poor but that's what I prefer.
DUKE BLADE ah ok. Fair point! I agree!
@@kindsir1256 Exactly, its like telling somebody that gets payed 1k per month about how much the fuel bill on my yacht is...
@@DUKEBLADE He is being genuine, if you can't afford it then click away
LOL!
You’d be a complete prat!
Imagine the money you could make with that doing properly deals or investments 🤪
These guys are sharp 😂
25k is a huge amount of money! 12.5k is a huge amount of money! 6.250 is a huge amount of money!
Don’t do it!
Been in the Chelmsford one many times, love the bentleys they get in too! I got my Vauxhall Corsa from there too so that’s the only reason I go in there lol. Great video!
Porsche centre East London is a huge modern dealership near city airport that never gets a mention?
So, has anyone else been tempted to sell their Fiesta and get a Lambo on finance? For ordinary working people that's a ballsy move!
I don’t think “Ordinary” people have £50k sitting at their disposal.
@@nathanrunciman88 Quite! I'm not sure who this video is really aimed at. I very much doubt that anyone seriously considering buying a used Lambo is going to be watching this video before making the final decision. If you are a person that is willing to make the plunge and spend over £150k on a car that you'll already know all about finance?
Paul just says anything his sponsors want these days.
Good content and informative Paul. It hits home to folk like us the real life cost of owning something like that. In reality it's so far from most people's reach, but still interesting to know how much you'd be paying.
Has your Murci been already re-painted, Paul? Update, please!;)
Loving my Huracan Performante, think you need to go for one..best driver’s car you can feed down your favourite road😎
So basically if you have to finance a Lamborghini you can’t afford it. You should be able to buy something twice without it hurting you financially. That’s how you know if you can afford it.
Good luck with that?
Vw are considering selling off lambo as there future is based on the new id3 and electric vehicles. Characteristics of a lambo is big cc loud noise and with the new regulations it will be hard to meet the emissions and vw are reluctant to invest in lambo. Aventador replacement has been delayed while they decide too.
Some Lambos are taking years to sell just check autotrader.
And most important of all these cars get damaged easily and owners carry out cheap repairs before they flog it.
This is what TH-cam money makes one think £200k is not expensive.
so unless I misunderstood, 24 x £750 = £18,000 plus £50,000 deposit = £68k ownership cost (or £2,800 pm) unless the car's worth more than £145,000 when you hand it back (when you keep the difference). That's not cheap motoring, but I appreciate it's a spectacular car and will always cost plenty of money whatever....
I’d rather save nearly 30k and have an LP700...£700 you could buy some serious appreciating classic cars rather than modern depreciating cars. Make your money work rather than throwing away £700 each month just to say you had an Aventador. I’d rather own something of real value.
no mileage nor term length???
v12 Aston is needed in someones channel look they are lending you a Vantage long term give them some love and buy one
£600 or £700 a month kinda doesn’t seem like a lot to own a modern Lamborghini, but it’s still a heck of a lot of money to piss away. Better off saving/investing that and then being able to put down a larger deposit and not going for an interest only deal later in life
50k down and 700 a month 5yrswould easily get someone into an M4 DTM/SVR/DB11/NewVantage/911GT3/ContiGT/FF/570GT and he'd own it at the end lool
Mate, It's not "pissing" away money, you still are paying to drive an Aventador for 24 months, if you can't afford to spend that then don't, it's the same as saying, somebody that makes 1k per month is comfortable with wasting 10 pounds on sweets, if you make 50k per month, ratio wise, its the same as spending 500 pound per month on a car.
Reece Dabeast if he does it and makes great content to make some profit then fair enough but, this is Paul were chatting about
@@azaboy2 Lmao, true
Interest only for say 2 years, has cost you almost 70k just to drive it for 2 years, and that's without Insurance, Service, Tyres and Fuel!
Tried the Magnitude Finance calculator, and couldn't for the life of me get it to work. When I enter the Reg, it just doesn't go anywhere and I am unable to continue. Tried with at least 10 different registrations.
Lamborghini Tonbridge is great. Came very close to buying a perf there a few months ago, but just couldn't part with the money
This video is a joke, comparing the Huracan and Aventador monthly costs without any reference to the 30k deposit difference or the fact the Aventador was interest only is just irresponsible. The car market is in free fall, and this sort of sensationalist BS is just fueling the fire.
You talk about the £745 per month interest only deal as if that's what it's going to cost BUT what about the £50,000.00 deposit required.
I'd like to know the total costings after say 24months of driving to asses the actual cost?
24x £745 = £17,880.00 plus circa £40,000.00 loss from depreciation.
Total costs for 24months ownership excluding insurance & runnings costs = £57,880.00
divide this by 24 to give you a monthy cost/loss of £2,411.66 or £79.29 per day for 730 consecutive days.
Not so cheap is it?
the Americas lease deals vary and are subject to vicarious closed ends balloons and mileage penalties. that calculator sits well for a newer S for you. We tend to favour first is and shop the colour first to avoid after purchase alterations if you have any small print limits to your options as a lessee.
Unsubscribed. Used to be fun to watch now he's just walking around dealerships giving free PR. Pointless VLogs . Unsubscribed
Yup! same
Reminds me of 2007 when I bought a brand new 430 Spider, £154000, £54,000 deposit with approx £750 a month interest only. Market crashed 2008 when I sold car after a year with 1800 miles for £104000! Total lost £60,000 plus in a year! Plus I’m a car dealer👍👍
Lamborghini Chelmsford is a temporary site? I never knew that! 😮
Where is it moving to then?
I think the market is incredibly frothy , with the Murci you have a car which simply will not depreciate , even in a declining market, I put on and extra 22000 miles on my manual 05 Murci ended up with 49k miles on it and I got back exactly what i paid for it 26months later. The general Lamborghini market is currently tanking , there will be a huge glut of SVJs and Av S coming up for sale in 9 months time when the flippers suddenly realize that what they thought would be a quick profit has turned into a negative equity ohhh shit moment and they need to bail at any cost. My sincere advice is... stick where you are with the Murci and see where the market is in 2 years time.
Nip back & put a deposit on the Aventador S 👍
Screw the Mclaren, get that Aventador S.
Don't sign up for interest-only on a depreciating asset.
These will not depreciate
@@xtrmonkey9421 it will do if you crash it
They absolutely will depreciate, go look at used prices and compare them to their list price (with options).
@@Th3OmegaPoint they all depreciate. All cars do. But if you for example held on that to that performante for 20 yearsit will be a collector's item when there are no more gas powered naturally aspirated engines
@@robertlulek1634 I know what your saying but nobody knows how the market will be in 20 years, for all we know the goverment could put a massive tax on IC engine cars and destroy the value. Besides, by that point your interest-only finance will have ended and you would have had to find that big balloon payment on a car worth a less than you paid for it.
you're wrong, Lamborghini Sevenoaks has just moved to next to Aston Martin Sevenoaks part of the Lancaster group.
I don’t think anyone takes folks like this guy or Archie Hamilton seriously, but that’s some really risky / bad “advice” on finance there. Clearing sponsored to drive to magnitude without declaring, wonder what the FCA would have to say...
Aventador is the move Paul for only £198k it’s not going to lose much more you had a hurican before change up to an aventador.
Gotta say Paul.. you were the 1st Car TH-camr we subbed to MANY years ago... I think you were well under a 100K subs. Even tho TH-cam continues to unilaterally eunsub us from your channel... we always find our way back. You are the original Vlog style Car personality and you seem like a genuine kinda guy. You ever make it to Nashville... we will buy the beer. Congrats on your success.
Twats
Finance everything. Never buy outright. Get that juicy cash flow going.
Losing prospective dude...
For the Evo
£50'000 down and £660 per month.
Don't forget the other £660 per month to insure,fuel, maintenance ,warranty,road tax
Everyone be careful of buy a service plan from the grange I paid for one in September 18 when I went to do first service I was told it did not have a service plan on it went back to the grange and they said they forgot to activate it and still to this day they have not done anything about this service plan.be very very careful
Not a bad deal 700 odd a month if your going to give it out on hire at 3k a weekend make your money and give the car back after two years
i think you forget the insurance cost on this car, you can expect they are from the height.
SVJ. £80k down and £4k per month. Why would you ever do that for status. You could but £1m worth of houses and rent them out.
I dont get these clowns renting cars and pretending they own them outright🤦♂️ if your doing the maths and thinking about finances simple you can't afford them 🙄
no different to owning a mortgaged house you still call it my house
@@KevinTalbotTV I don't know how your mortgage works but mine 30 years 3 grand a month for 30 year's that's Bugatti money 🤤
@@KevinTalbotTV Yes but at least you will have some equity building up nicely rther than pissing it on a car that even if you owned it would be losing money :-)
@@tomsmith9048 ouch!
@@MrNurdiboy if it's a top end car that you dont drive you'll make money as it'll hold its value if you drive it all the time like these DAILY DRIVER'S these clowns go on about 🙄 it'll never hold its value you lose 5 to 8% as soon as you leave the showroom 🤦♂️ not a great investment strategy
do you not feel weired holding that big camera everywhere you go
Paul, who is this video aimed at cause 50k is not "only" a small amount of money.
Yep. Its true. It’s on Autotrader aswell
you got to love the UK when a lamborghini dealership is next to a vauxhall dealership
Very helpful video. Didn't realise these could be in my reach. Definitely looking to put myself in a position to buy a Lamborghini on finance now over the next 24 months. Thanks
Considering how much of a Ferrari killer the Huracan Performante was, and considering how much time you've spent in one, that would be the better choice, especially considering the events and journeys you have.
Focus ur efforts on making the money to buy it outright. Finances just totally devalue the experience.
Yeah finance is cool, until you crash it, it gets totaled, and you end up still having to pay for years after... Even though you dont have it anymore
67k to drive a lambo for 2 years and a balloon payment of 145k after 2years if you want to keep it. . . . Death trap run