So, anyway — why am I banging on a lot about me here? Ah, now this is getting interesting. How much can you afford? My first supercar, as I said, was a Lambo — the baby Lambo admittedly, but a Lambo none-the-less.
I guess it also depends on what you consider to be a supercar! More on this later. There are a couple of ways that people buy supercars. However, the vast majority of people will finance their supercars. There are very good reasons for this. By managing the payments over a period of time it still leaves you with a chunk of money to do other stuff with, like a house renovation or perhaps an emergency that requires capital.
There are many things to consider when looking into buying a supercar. I have been through this process before and learned a lot — mainly by making quite a few mistakes! You may be surprised to learn that there is a very good chance that you can, actually afford that supercar of your dreams. For me, it first dawned on me several years ago when I was in the market for a Lotus Elan the new shape and I was chatting to the garage about it and how much I could afford per month.
They then told me that actually, if I wanted, for just a little bit more I could find myself in a Lotus Elise! You worked hard, you saved up for it, you bought it, and you earned it. If you love going to a drive-through to grab a bite, you may want to skip your supercar. Food and drinks inside a supercar are a huge no-no.
Most supercars are not designed with cup holders or other places to keep beverages. Yes, James Bond had a mini-bar in his car but the average supercar is not meant to have these features. Accidentally spilling a saucy burger, ice-cream or soft drinks on the leather seats of the car is going to be expensive and difficult to clean up. Have you ever seen a supercar with a film of dust on it? Smudges are buffed off as quickly as they appear and you will never find a supercar with bird droppings on it.
This car will require proper detailing, twice a year by a specialist. With these challenges in mind, you need to really consider whether you are ready to get a supercar. Looking back to the maintenance cost comparisons, did you notice anything? The low cost of the Porsche shows something interesting — there are affordable supercars! These give you the same thrill, beauty, and luxury of a supercar but they have a more reasonable price tag.
The following are some of the best and most affordable supercars you can get in the market:. The NSX delivers speed, performance, and luxury in one sleek package. The car engine can deliver horsepower hp without any issues.
The NSX is definitely a more evolved car and might just become a new favorite in the world of supercars. The Corvette has been renowned since it first came out. The Z06 offers a special blend of sports and muscle car mixed into one. It has a V8 engine which is supercharged to deliver hp with no issues. The design of the car is also angular to cut through resistance and give you a smooth drive. Sleek and compact, the F-Type embodies all the timeless qualities of a Jaguar car.
The F-Type packs a powerful V8 5. The gorgeous, spacious interior is definitely a plus point. The Aston Martin Vantage is breathtaking and just a look at it is sure to give you goosebumps.
The seamless design, as well as the mix of luxury with speed and durability, makes the Vantage a very attractive buy. A unique mix of muscle and supercar, the Dodge Viper SRT is loved in both the world of muscle cars and supercars.
The secret behind the power of this compact little beast is hidden in its V10, 8. With a smooth design, compact size, and immense power, this is a great supercar to get at this price range. However, it has loads of style, blends in well and can still make people stop and stare at its clean design.
Plus, it packs a powerful V8, 4. The specifications are impressive enough to definitely make you consider purchasing it. If that means buying a supercar, there are ways to make the purchase wisely.
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Just because I have some money doesn't mean I can't distance myself from such massive losses. If I could could buy a Gallardo, Ferrari etc and I knew exactly how much it would depreciate I'd probably do it. Perhaps that is the thing to do?
Depreciation must have bottomed out? Jonty 4, posts months. Yeah, if you get something that has gone past its initial depreciation then you're not going to lose much more that way. I lose a lot less money on an F than I would if I bought a brand new Mondeo at less than half the money. Srvicing cost are a little more, but then I have a friend who services these cars at cost in return for borrowing it for a weekend.
PhantomPH 4, posts months. From your limited comments here, I suspect you and I have similar attitude to mine - thanks Mum and Dad, eh!
Basically brought up to think that you save up and buy things And that luxury items are exactly that - a luxury. So it went on the house and buying a couple of sensible cars outright - and we have some savings. I guess you and I both see supercars as a luxury item yes, a highly desirable one and one which we have dreamed about since being children and as such something that you buy when you have the purchase cost as 'disposable' cash. I agonised over spending money on my first luxury watch, which was a drop in the ocean compared to a supercar!
I am waiting until I can pay in full whether I do or not will depend on any deal offered and if I can make my purchase money earn more than any finance liability! Great friend of our has had a new every two years for the past 6 years and lost 25k per car all on finance!!
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