Driving a piece of shit sometimes shows frugality in the owner. Alot of times I'll see pretty regular cars sitting in front of multi million dollar houses (and on the flip side, fairly expensive cars in moderately priced apartment complexes)
@@John-yg2rt You hit the nail on the head. There really is different comfort levels when it comes to debt load, or interest in cars period. I have neighbors with expensive, or modest cars in their driveways. You just never know someone's circumstances and/or how much they are willing to spend, to buy/lease a vehicle. I am risk averse myself, so I prefer buying a modest car outright even though I can afford a much more expensive vehicle. I sometimes wish I would ease up a bit on buying a nicer vehicle, but it's likely my upbringing and frugal nature and the fact that I hate overly expensive repairs/maintenance.
Rob, how much did it cost your client to rent this car for 30 days? Obviously you would not purchase a car like that to only make $10k after depreciation and selling the car to get your money out.
Do people with $280K to spend on a car actually think to themselves “maybe I should be economical and go with the preowned rental Rolls”. Does another business venture pick it up? Or does the rich guy buying it not give a flying f*ck. And he was going treat/appreciate whichever luxury car it was exactly the same.
With exotics the "used" aspect of a car carries a lot less stigma, not least because 300k cars tend to be so well cared for it still looks like "a million bucks" after several years. Rolls Royce are the exception actually in that they do fall off a cliff in value but new rolls also take FOREVER if you want to custom order one. If this is the right color with the right options at the right price, it's actually BETTER than new cause it won't take 6-9 months for the factory to stamp one out for ya.
@Chris A. .. Wait,,, you haven't seen the RR umbrella,,,ha,ha,ha. .. See this cat? .. It's offered at $1 million USD dollars. .. I'll miss that cat ......
"its cause the car is so heavy it chews through tires" yup thats how tires work. my 3/4 ton suburban must weigh alot less than a rolls 😂😂 something was driven harder than advertised.
Its amazing what floor mats and an umbrella for this car cost. do the materials they are made from cost that much more to justify the price or is it the RR tax.
Brabus 1Up i think it costs enough to rent that it may have been worth the loss of value, at least maybe he thought so. Or was maybe a very loyal repeat customer he wanted to do a favor for that didn’t cost him much since he has better connections for buying/selling. Not sure really, I’ve heard of people doing this kinda thing multiple times. Still not sure how it all works out but apparently sometimes, in some cases it can make sense Edit: additionally, when you rent cars you have a limit on how far you can drive. So the cost of 1 month rental is probably doubled after he pays for the ability to drive it that many miles. Driving it that many miles in 5 days probably costs more than a month long rental where you just drive it around casually to work and dinner.
He probably pulled in around $30k/month in revenue from the car if it was rented out to the same guy over that period of time. He probably bought it for around $320,000. If he sells it for $280,000 that's only a $10,000 loss if it was only around one month. That loss is a tax write off. If he bought it for a specific customer that guy will probably never rent from someone else and bring in more clients for Rob so I would say that loss is pretty cheap marketing - even after making repairs to the vehicle. It also frees up capital to be used to purchase cars that work better for the upcoming season - allowing Rob more opportunities to rent more cars and make more money. I would say it makes pretty good sense business wise.
Clearly it did or he wouldn't do it, guessing he made an assload of money off of it. He also has another guy that comes to the Hamptons every year and he buys a car just to rent to him for a month or two and sell it. Guessing he rented it out for $40,000 to $50,000 for the month, maybe more.
Some of those parts costs he mentioned are indeed mind-blowing, but it seems they are all parts that are RR-specific and VISIBLE. The parts you don't see - and touch - under the hood are often shared and cost at lot less if you know how to cross-reference. Like the ignition coils are shared with the 3-series BMW. So you can get ripped off by a BMW dealer, still painful, but a lot less so than a RR dealer shafting.
jd rancho these are generic parts, where other automakers would use parts from third party suppliers RR use BMW parts. It’s the same with Lamborghini, Bugatti and Bentley sone parts don’t need their own badge just because the car costs more.
How can you lose the umbrella or dont know who took it? Dont your guys check the car once its handed back in , go thru everything and to see anything is missing, like engine or doors or umbrella? and charge the person?
Lumixster G he said it wasn’t the guy who rented it so he did check it over. It probably disappeared after sitting around for the past few weeks at cosmos or wherever it was.
$20,000 of depreciation is not bad at all, the biggest costs seem like the repairs. You got another 10-15+k in repairs and cleaning to the car between the windshield, floor mats, umbrella, and new tires. But most likely if you rented someone a Rolls Royce for a month to drive cross country in it you probably charged him more then that amount plus the other rentals you had. You definitely did good on this car
He'll break even. If you're spending almost 300k on a car you want it mint. 15k miles on one of these IMO brings the value down at least 30-40k (a lot of miles for one of these) + add the 10k in repairs. The fact he's trying to pass this for 280k is crazy.
@@Jeremy-vw1ib Its not super crazy if you look right now there are a few 2016-17 RR dawns on the market with similar miles between 10-20k miles and they are selling for $275-290k. Most of the lower mileage cars are selling for $320-340k. Most likely Rob got a decently good deal on the car originally and is selling it for its regular price. When he said it depreciated really hard he was likely talking about its original MSRP which is about $400k, so within 2-3 years it lost over $100k in value. Keep in mind that he would rent out this car for $5k for a long weekend or about $1,100 a day during the week. The guy renting it for the long trip likely paid somewhere in the range of 40-50k if not more, and if he rented it out 5-10 other times he would have at least another 10-20k in revenue (assuming he only rented it out on its lowest rate, they also have a 2 day minimum). Most likely it was rented out a bit more then 5-10 times and the guy who rented it for a month likely paid 40-50k if not more. Plus it is still under warranty so there should have been no other repair bills, so the only maintenance would be oil changes, new tires, new windshield, and replacing the missing floor mat and umbrella. The car will likely take a steeper dive in value in the next 1-2 years do to the warranty lapsing so its probably a very good time to sell it. It would not shock me one bit if he bought another one in the next year or so.
After the door comment im just not really that interested anymore really. Can you make them open like normal in case that sucker opens while im drivin...
@@imadtanouticonta Which is exactly what rich people do. Hence JeremyP was right: at $280k, this isn't going to sell. Just like Robs overpriced 488 and Supra. Sure, they all sell eventually, but not for the numbers Rob plucks out of his ass on these videos.
@@trickyrat483 What do you make of this Rob character - seems like a sketchy operation to be involved with. Who is bankrolling these purchases and with what/whose collateral.
Could you do a video of you getting out of the car, with 2 cars parked on both sides of the car/doors......must be HELL getting out, bet its even worse than the Ford GT
Can never understand why Rob takes depreciation hit on a 300k car for one person then buys a cheap diesel truck at auction (always a terrible idea) that he needs to be reliable.....
My simple point is that he cheaped out majorly on something that has to be reliable and spent a ton of money regardless of how much he made on something that isn’t very important to his transport business
@@gabewall7381 How much he made off of it as a rental is absolutely important, if you don't understand why that is then you don't understand how a business works.
The tires are wearing out because the wheel alignment is shot. I own a 2018 Dawn. Being someone who made their money in mechanical engineering I like to know the hows and whys of every vehicle I own. My RR dealer is in Houston. The mechanic told me the cars leave Goodwood, England with a standard wheel alignment. The dealer is responsible for final wheel alignment before delivery. A softer compound tire rides better, but also wears out faster. A harder compound tire rides worse but lasts longer. If you can not afford these simple maintenance items, why do you own a Rolls Royce? I regularly get 50-60,000 miles from my tires and most often I trade the car in with the original tires.
I'm pretty sure it was in the door the first video you showed on this car cause you complained about the cost of replacing them then guess they disappear
Piece a shit! Pull out the BMW motor, put an LS motor in it, put one of those rusty beds on the back, and make a shitty car hauler out of it. Just my two cents!
You are asking if anyone wants to buy it for $275k-$280k but then say it’s being shipped out making it seem like someone already bought it...how is that?
~$6,000.00 for floor matts? :rolls eyes: Not too long ago when I was finishing up bargaining for a new car I'd tell them to toss in floor matts to close the deal. ...SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS? LOL
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Today, Mr. Spaghetti wants 280,000 noodles for one spicy meatball that’s missing one breadstick.
That sounds like a accurate description for the video.
1jiveturkey1 that was perfect lol
Yer good, you
Never gets old
1jiveturkey1 i love you
So for the price of a umbrella, a floor mat and a windshield you can buy my car with money left over
Driving a piece of shit sometimes shows frugality in the owner. Alot of times I'll see pretty regular cars sitting in front of multi million dollar houses (and on the flip side, fairly expensive cars in moderately priced apartment complexes)
Andrew Lyon he can buy mine with just about all that too lmao
Time to up your game, Playboy.
@@John-yg2rt You hit the nail on the head. There really is different comfort levels when it comes to debt load, or interest in cars period.
I have neighbors with expensive, or modest cars in their driveways. You just never know someone's circumstances and/or how much they are willing to spend, to buy/lease a vehicle. I am risk averse myself, so I prefer buying a modest car outright even though I can afford a much more expensive vehicle.
I sometimes wish I would ease up a bit on buying a nicer vehicle, but it's likely my upbringing and frugal nature and the fact that I hate overly expensive repairs/maintenance.
Jason99942. Yeah I drive a Jetta lol
I've been looking for a new daily. My people will contact you. Only if the floor mat is replaced.
I smell bullshit
@@John-yg2rt I smell you can't sense a joke
@@John-yg2rt nice
@@John-yg2rt I have 2 dad's btw
QuadHawk8 everybody’s got a story.
Elephant in the room: is it registered to a Montana LLC?
Taxation is theft
It doesnt matter as long as he doesnt live in Georgia
@Austin Benesh. .. Has a Florida tag.
Wish I had a Montana LLC
@@ashishpatel350 Stop driving on roads then dumbass, guarantee you won't reply either ;)
Rob, how much did it cost your client to rent this car for 30 days? Obviously you would not purchase a car like that to only make $10k after depreciation and selling the car to get your money out.
David Rohrer in my area it’s about $1.3k a day to rent so I’m sure he made a good amount
He said ~$75k in one of his other videos
Do people with $280K to spend on a car actually think to themselves “maybe I should be economical and go with the preowned rental Rolls”. Does another business venture pick it up? Or does the rich guy buying it not give a flying f*ck. And he was going treat/appreciate whichever luxury car it was exactly the same.
I was wondering the same..
With exotics the "used" aspect of a car carries a lot less stigma, not least because 300k cars tend to be so well cared for it still looks like "a million bucks" after several years.
Rolls Royce are the exception actually in that they do fall off a cliff in value but new rolls also take FOREVER if you want to custom order one.
If this is the right color with the right options at the right price, it's actually BETTER than new cause it won't take 6-9 months for the factory to stamp one out for ya.
He needs to sell it to make Subaru payments
How much for those chrysler headlights mr. Spaghetti?
😂
01:45 you'd expect that leather to be more durable. one it's a RR, two it's doing the hardest work of all leathers. The specs made my day, beautiful.
$6,800 for a windshield? That’s insane.
Edit: that’s not anywhere near as bad as $1,400 for an UMBRELLA?!?
@Chris A. .. Wait,,, you haven't seen the RR umbrella,,,ha,ha,ha. .. See this cat? .. It's offered at $1 million USD dollars. .. I'll miss that cat ......
Thr headlights look like they are from a Jeep Grand Cherokee 🤔
tru
No way. The Rolls Royce headlight looks like a portal that suck in peasants souls as you pass them by in extreme comfort.
No the Grand Cherokee’s headlights look like they’re from the Rolls.
Rolls Royce sucks windshield looks like toyota camry.
Andrew Neumeyer
Nope more like Chrysler 300 lol
"its cause the car is so heavy it chews through tires"
yup thats how tires work. my 3/4 ton suburban must weigh alot less than a rolls 😂😂 something was driven harder than advertised.
Its amazing what floor mats and an umbrella for this car cost. do the materials they are made from cost that much more to justify the price or is it the RR tax.
Rob's videos are literally just him talking but I love it so much. Especially the business talk.
Why don't they put the VIN number on the umbrellas?
Because they are not vehicles, LOL! Every part has its own number, the VIN is for the whole car/chassis.
Replace the umbrella with a Spiderman one
Bought a car for 1 guy to rent...how does that make any sense?
Brabus 1Up i think it costs enough to rent that it may have been worth the loss of value, at least maybe he thought so. Or was maybe a very loyal repeat customer he wanted to do a favor for that didn’t cost him much since he has better connections for buying/selling. Not sure really, I’ve heard of people doing this kinda thing multiple times. Still not sure how it all works out but apparently sometimes, in some cases it can make sense
Edit: additionally, when you rent cars you have a limit on how far you can drive. So the cost of 1 month rental is probably doubled after he pays for the ability to drive it that many miles. Driving it that many miles in 5 days probably costs more than a month long rental where you just drive it around casually to work and dinner.
Because that one month long rental cost more than you make in two years
@@SuperSpeederCarl untrue. I am curious to know the same as well and surely that rental didn't cost 400k for a single month.
He probably pulled in around $30k/month in revenue from the car if it was rented out to the same guy over that period of time. He probably bought it for around $320,000. If he sells it for $280,000 that's only a $10,000 loss if it was only around one month. That loss is a tax write off. If he bought it for a specific customer that guy will probably never rent from someone else and bring in more clients for Rob so I would say that loss is pretty cheap marketing - even after making repairs to the vehicle. It also frees up capital to be used to purchase cars that work better for the upcoming season - allowing Rob more opportunities to rent more cars and make more money. I would say it makes pretty good sense business wise.
Clearly it did or he wouldn't do it, guessing he made an assload of money off of it. He also has another guy that comes to the Hamptons every year and he buys a car just to rent to him for a month or two and sell it. Guessing he rented it out for $40,000 to $50,000 for the month, maybe more.
the person that yoinked the umbrella made more than what i could make in a whole year in one day.
What?! They didn't even put a Spiderman umbrella?? MONSTERS!! THAT'S AN OUTRAGE!!
I feel like that rental was well over 100k. Wouldn't it have been cheaper for the guy to buy it and then sell it in a month?
Sounds like that renter has the money to not give a *$@&.
House update?
Today Mr.Spaghetti explains how he entertained one noodle on a microwave dinner , he now wants to re-sell the pasta bowl for a profit.
Some of those parts costs he mentioned are indeed mind-blowing, but it seems they are all parts that are RR-specific and VISIBLE. The parts you don't see - and touch - under the hood are often shared and cost at lot less if you know how to cross-reference. Like the ignition coils are shared with the 3-series BMW. So you can get ripped off by a BMW dealer, still painful, but a lot less so than a RR dealer shafting.
jd rancho these are generic parts, where other automakers would use parts from third party suppliers RR use BMW parts. It’s the same with Lamborghini, Bugatti and Bentley sone parts don’t need their own badge just because the car costs more.
How can you lose the umbrella or dont know who took it? Dont your guys check the car once its handed back in , go thru everything and to see anything is missing, like engine or doors or umbrella? and charge the person?
Lumixster G he said it wasn’t the guy who rented it so he did check it over. It probably disappeared after sitting around for the past few weeks at cosmos or wherever it was.
Or a valet
Am I the only one who hates stepping on fluffy floor mats ? I even hate stepping on carpet. Cheap Plastic or vinyl floor mats are KING.
What a beautiful house in the background of the thumbnail
I thought this was Hoovie's video at first and I was like "NOOOOOO!"
These are the types of videos I subscribed for. Awesome stuff, and definitely a cool car!
Insurance it in florida and the windshield is covered under your insurance policy but I dont know about the rental vehicle policies
Rob, the type of guy who buys a rolls royce for one customer only
You need to go on vinwiki....
Dahny please
That RR looks like a Chrysler 300 sitting next to that house in the thumbnail
1980 skidoo 670 + cash on ur end
waterdogxx78 you’re getting ripped off bro
@@DStabs720 ik :/ deals off
‘That’s where your foot goes’, wow
I thought you learned your lesson about leaving umbrellas in rolls-royces because they always end up stolen or missing
I’ll take just drop it in my driveway I promise I’ll send you a check in the mail...lmao
Mr. Spaghetti says goodbye to his English muffin. Sad to see how many raviolis he’ll lose on this meal
I don’t think it would take much to check the umbrellas after each rental
Where do you park it ?i would love to have one of those umbrellas.
I would park that thing in the White Castle parking lot and have a dozen burgers
Chicago motorxars posted same one for sale. That yours?
Today Mr Spaghetti 🍝 bids his prized, abused, convertible meatball farewell 😂
I wouldn't buy this overpriced Chrysler for $50,000
Hey Rob did you hear about over a thousand high end luxury car burn in Italy mostly Maserati
holy shit
Dang, I was looking for one with red interior.
my guess is 34 grand for the windshield.
Mr Spaghetti gives up on well boiled British food.
0:52 - “I’m all about value” - Rob Spaghetti
Today mr. spaghetti is saying goodbye to he's meatballs.
I'll give you a cold bag of cooked fettuccini alfredo and some parmesan shake cheese.
House update bro looks like it's still at a standstill
What bugs me is all the scratches on the stainless steel bits of trim on the inside...
Windshield and unbrella are more than carmax offered for my 3 heavily depreciated cars
What’s the point of fluffy floor mats unless you’re always going to drive it shoeless??
$20,000 of depreciation is not bad at all, the biggest costs seem like the repairs. You got another 10-15+k in repairs and cleaning to the car between the windshield, floor mats, umbrella, and new tires. But most likely if you rented someone a Rolls Royce for a month to drive cross country in it you probably charged him more then that amount plus the other rentals you had. You definitely did good on this car
He'll break even. If you're spending almost 300k on a car you want it mint. 15k miles on one of these IMO brings the value down at least 30-40k (a lot of miles for one of these) + add the 10k in repairs. The fact he's trying to pass this for 280k is crazy.
@@Jeremy-vw1ib Its not super crazy if you look right now there are a few 2016-17 RR dawns on the market with similar miles between 10-20k miles and they are selling for $275-290k. Most of the lower mileage cars are selling for $320-340k. Most likely Rob got a decently good deal on the car originally and is selling it for its regular price. When he said it depreciated really hard he was likely talking about its original MSRP which is about $400k, so within 2-3 years it lost over $100k in value.
Keep in mind that he would rent out this car for $5k for a long weekend or about $1,100 a day during the week. The guy renting it for the long trip likely paid somewhere in the range of 40-50k if not more, and if he rented it out 5-10 other times he would have at least another 10-20k in revenue (assuming he only rented it out on its lowest rate, they also have a 2 day minimum). Most likely it was rented out a bit more then 5-10 times and the guy who rented it for a month likely paid 40-50k if not more. Plus it is still under warranty so there should have been no other repair bills, so the only maintenance would be oil changes, new tires, new windshield, and replacing the missing floor mat and umbrella.
The car will likely take a steeper dive in value in the next 1-2 years do to the warranty lapsing so its probably a very good time to sell it. It would not shock me one bit if he bought another one in the next year or so.
Wow a money baller gives up his Rolls
Great job Mr. Spagetti
We Need and Want a House Update Rob 😁 Hope all is well.
When the floor matt is as expensive as my whole car...
That white Subie is nice 👀
haha!
Nice car, but miss the days of the 6.75's
Many comments on how buying it just for one customer makes sense, The answer is math. Because it it don,t make dollars, it don,t make sense.
Where’s it getting shipped to if it isn’t sold yet?
After the door comment im just not really that interested anymore really. Can you make them open like normal in case that sucker opens while im drivin...
Can you explain how you actually made a profit with that in your fleet ? Or do you just write that off ?
Spaghetti, I just want to know How much money did you charge that one customer who went to LA !? 🤔
How much did you charge the guy who put 7k miles on your RR??
My client might be interested.
Who would buy that with over 15k miles and 10k in repairs for only 20k under msrp????? lmao if I got that kinda money I'm buying a new one
Then pay at least 375k for a new one with the same options as this Dawn
@@imadtanouticonta Which is exactly what rich people do. Hence JeremyP was right: at $280k, this isn't going to sell. Just like Robs overpriced 488 and Supra. Sure, they all sell eventually, but not for the numbers Rob plucks out of his ass on these videos.
@@trickyrat483 $225.000 is a fair price for this car
225k? Hell no. The cheapest one n the market goes for 288k
@@trickyrat483 What do you make of this Rob character - seems like a sketchy operation to be involved with. Who is bankrolling these purchases and with what/whose collateral.
Could you do a video of you getting out of the car, with 2 cars parked on both sides of the car/doors......must be HELL getting out, bet its even worse than the Ford GT
Rob do the window repair kit chris fix did a video on it
Well atleast you had a Rolls Royce to show that you got money
Can never understand why Rob takes depreciation hit on a 300k car for one person then buys a cheap diesel truck at auction (always a terrible idea) that he needs to be reliable.....
Not everyone bats 1,000. and CERTAINLY not the spaghetti rusty truck monster
Maybe he can claim the depreciation as a tax write-off
You have no idea how much money he made off of it though.
My simple point is that he cheaped out majorly on something that has to be reliable and spent a ton of money regardless of how much he made on something that isn’t very important to his transport business
@@gabewall7381 How much he made off of it as a rental is absolutely important, if you don't understand why that is then you don't understand how a business works.
What was the original MSRP and when did the warranty start?
285k! That’s two corvettes and a hellcat!
I just want to know Robs take on the Chevy SS Sedan?
Expensive car means expensive to fix 😬I can’t believe how much the windshield cost 🤷🏼♂️Well it’s best to dump the boat sell it and never look back 😎
Rob, did you find your missing/stolen Panerai or did you buy another?
Tyler hoover took the umbrella
doesn't serve a purpose? Hell yea cruising to my work that's a purpose :)
I have $500 dollars and a used stick of chewing gum.
Did you make your money back or profit off of it
The tires are wearing out because the wheel alignment is shot. I own a 2018 Dawn. Being someone who made their money in mechanical engineering I like to know the hows and whys of every vehicle I own. My RR dealer is in Houston. The mechanic told me the cars leave Goodwood, England with a standard wheel alignment. The dealer is responsible for final wheel alignment before delivery. A softer compound tire rides better, but also wears out faster. A harder compound tire rides worse but lasts longer. If you can not afford these simple maintenance items, why do you own a Rolls Royce? I regularly get 50-60,000 miles from my tires and most often I trade the car in with the original tires.
Andrew Armstrong hey I’m in Louisiana
How much do they weigh ?? He made it sound like they weigh a lot
@@pauljimenez1892 Curb weight: 5,644 lbs
Give us a house build update!
I'm pretty sure it was in the door the first video you showed on this car cause you complained about the cost of replacing them then guess they disappear
Shipping it out ? Where too?
register it in Florida, the state fixes your windshield for free!
For $280,000 it's LOLzRoyce.
I was thinking around $5k for the windshield, Damn!
Windshield is $15,000?
Piece a shit! Pull out the BMW motor, put an LS motor in it, put one of those rusty beds on the back, and make a shitty car hauler out of it. Just my two cents!
Fluffy floor mats? For when you're driving barefoot?
Next time protection film the windshield.
You are asking if anyone wants to buy it for $275k-$280k but then say it’s being shipped out making it seem like someone already bought it...how is that?
Probs to a dealership whereby it'll sit in their lot until they sell it, kinda like his 'forgotten F430' a few months ago.
~$6,000.00 for floor matts? :rolls eyes:
Not too long ago when I was finishing up bargaining for a new car I'd tell them to toss in floor matts to close the deal. ...SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS? LOL
Beautiful car.
Dawnnnnnn go away Im no good for you 🎶🎶 oh dawn stay with him he'll be good to you🎶🎶🎶🎶 hang on..... Hang on to him....
Comment section always makes me laugh so many know everything lol. Alot of shit talkers
My bid is $150 and a date with Hillary Clinton.
im very very interested but i know im also very very far from being able to afford it. lol i love rolls...
I’ll give u 100 dollars and a packet of skittles