Gallardo vs Huracan

[jetfalcon]

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Re: OP .... This is like comparing a GTR to the Huracan , the H destroys the G. I've owned G's since 2008 (SL and 560), tons of miles...and hands down the H out performs and is more fun to drive. There has not been a single instance I wished to have a G back. Just my opinion...albeit strong.

I personally do not like the idea of leasing and do not agree it saves you more money in the long run, but in the case of CA where you do not get tax credits on trades, leasing is much more appealing. It lets you get in and out of these cars without taking the tax hit of an actual purchase.

It sounds like you may be struggling a bit on the financials...I'll just say don't spend all your capital on the car now...that capital can go a long way in your near future which could put you in a Pagani in your 30s. Also don't get your self living check to check.

Well, I do have a bank account with $600k in it, but my parents put it in there and it's not really my money. But ya I could go get a Huracan right now if I'm feeling stupid and not responsible.

But my actual bank acct has $43k now, and another one with $35k which is not mine.

For now, I can just afford to rent them once in a while so I can feel satisfied to know I have driven them than just see them around. And even if I did have $1-2 million, buying a Huracan still feels very expensive. I would feel I would need $10 million to really feel like it's not a big deal.

[Red Mark]

Well, I do have a bank account with $600k in it, but my parents put it in there and it's not really my money. But ya I could go get a Huracan right now if I'm feeling stupid and not responsible.

But my actual bank acct has $43k now, and another one with $35k which is not mine.

For now, I can just afford to rent them once in a while so I can feel satisfied to know I have driven them than just see them around. And even if I did have $1-2 million, buying a Huracan still feels very expensive. I would feel I would need $10 million to really feel like it's not a big deal.

Appreciate honest and straightforward response. I'm sure you will get there.