Soldato
True but if you’re going to spend £50 on a golf you probably shouldn’t be allowed out in public without supervision.
This we can agree on!
True but if you’re going to spend £50 on a golf you probably shouldn’t be allowed out in public without supervision.
A friend of friends is selling a couple of car so I went and had look at the lambo. Everything went well, driven nice, reasonable millage and generally pretty well looked after. So I asked what he wanted for it and he said 66.5k for an 04 plate. I almost PMSL. 66.5k for an almost 16 year old 2 door Audi.
Go buy an Audi then.
The Gallardo is £60k for many reasons.
Apart from the picture of the cow I can’t think why. Well, I get why someone would want one, just not at that kind of price.
If that's what they're going for then surely that's what they're going for? Who cares how old or how rare they are.
Seriously.....
Mass produced???
What have you been smoking?
They made about 14,000 over 10 years, so 1,400 each year on average.
Ford produce over 90,000 Fiestas each year, THAT is mass producing a car.
ITT: OP angry because he cant afford the car he wanted and expected it at poverty spec mate rates price.
Yeah, thought I’d get it for a monkey bruva. What is poverty spec mates rates BTW. I think you’re getting something confused.
You appear to be the confused one bra.
You went to look at a Lamborghini.
I suggest you go for the one with 4 circles on it instead.
Go buy an Audi then.
The Gallardo is £60k for many reasons.
Lambos for 30 grand? Sign me up ill trade my car in right away and make the kids walk. 60k seems cheap to me, the spyder ones are more like 80k.First up 66.5k is a lot money especially for a car that’s 16 years old and not particularly hard to find, but you can get similar cars for half that money. Maybe even less.
back in the day they were fast these days not really but it's not the straight line speed that you get from a car like that..Indeed, it just the Gallardo is a market anomaly, especially the oldest ones. Apparently they are slow...
As a comparison, Ferrari made 8800(ish) 360s between 2000 and 2004. A 2004 360 will cost you £65k+
Didn’t the earlier ones still have lambo engine and not the Audi one that the R8 had?
You don’t seem to grasp the market for these nor done any research as to what the values are.First up 66.5k is a lot money especially for a car that’s 16 years old and not particularly hard to find, but you can get similar cars for half that money. Maybe even less.
To be fair, the 360's have been on the upward curve now for a year or 2.
To be fair, the 360's have been on the upward curve now for a year or 2.
All mildly interesting cars have held their money well for the last few years, even old dross has been going up, look at the prices of old Fords. The bubble surely has to burst.
First up 66.5k is a lot money especially for a car that’s 16 years old and not particularly hard to find, but you can get similar cars for half that money. Maybe even less.