lease almost over...what to get next?

[Icecube]

Maserati GranTurismo - Introduction

not 640 HP, but...

 

[LogicFlux]

yeah but a gallardo a those prices has run out of warranty. Risky move.

one the othe hand the zr1 would be brand new... and believe me, that ZR1 is in the top 5 performers in the world right now.

ZR1 is probably the best bang for the buck, and on a short list for best bang period. You might get more pussy with an Italian car though.

I think I've posted this before but...

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6mEirkQN8o"]YouTube - ZR1 Nurburgring Official 7:26.4 Record Corvette Run[/ame]

 

[Netphase]

Did it ever cross your mind that perhaps maintenance and parts are a fuckload more expansive for a Lamborghini than a Chevy?

Did it ever cross your mind that most people that can afford six figure cars are usually not too worried about the price of parts and maintenance breaking their budget?

 

[papajohn56]

lease = cash in the trash

 

[Skippy McGee]

Buy a unicycle. You'll get mad pussy riding that down the street.

BBC NEWS | Technology | Electric unicycle unveiled in Japan

 

[Armakuni]

Just get the ZR1. It's peerless as far as bang for the buck is concerned, and it sounds pretty nice too.

 

[vgeek]

If you want to be awesome, z06/zr1 hands down.

 

[stussy5555]

lease = cash in the trash

How so if you want a new car every 3 years? I have no idea why people say this, I'd like to hear how.

 

[fvaldes]

Maserati GranTurismo - Introduction

not 640 HP, but...

thought of this too... a bit underpowered for my taste but good design.

 

[cheshire]

lease = cash in the trash

So I guess plopping down hard cash for a depreciating asset that will be worthless in 5-7 years is a better idea?

Buying cars is stupid, unless its a collector car all they do is decrease in value every year, every mile.

Drop $100k on a ZR1 and watch it be worth $60k in 3 years, $40k in 5 years, $20k in 7 years....

Cheshire

 

[fvaldes]

lease=cash in the trash is BS

when you buy a car you own shit.. the bank owns the car until you pay it off... and by then your car is worth 1/4 of the purchase price.

When you lease, you pay fr the use of the car which is less than buyng the car and, this is the big plus, you get to dump the car, no strings attached ready to get another one...

 

[colorfast]

Get a Viper and then crash it on the freeway on the way back home and make a WF thread about it

 

[makethatgreen]

Or just pay cash for the car

 

[Dreo13]

ZR1 for sure. My buddy has a new ZO6 and a ZR1... both are crazy, but the ZR1 is just frightening. That car will never get old.
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[DewChugr]

Porsche GT-2

204mph, 530 bhp, 2.72 kg/6.00 lb per horsepower and composite carbon fibre/ceramic brakes. Available in November. Fastest 911 ever and I want a ride.

 

[JamesH]

^ Or get a 997 GT3 RS. Those are drop dead gorgeous cars.

 

[oknetwork]

Tesla

 

[fvaldes]

Tesla

lool...ill pass on that

 

[fvaldes]

i alwaysliked porsches but the design never grew on me.. too cutesy... and to get a really mean, serious one we are talking close to 200k

 

[tygoldberg]

Or just pay cash for the car

Most are not liquid like that. They rather have a car note, either a lease or buyng. Paying cash makes the most sense.