Please excuse my ignorance, but this is my first supercar that is being leased rather than financed. When I completed creating my Huracan at Lamborghini the other day, the salesman and I had a small chat. He mentioned to me that most owners who lease "these cars" do so for a very short period of time... apparently after a year, a majority return them because Lamborghini will typically be able to sell your car for "what you paid for it", despite the fact that you've driven it for a year and put on mileage. He explained that most don't want to wait the 6 months or so that it takes for the car to come in, so Lamborghini is able to sell it rather easily at the same price (or close).

He mentioned that at that point, getting me into a newer Huracan (or an Aventador I guess) would be easy, with a discount as a "repeat customer." Has anyone actually gone through this process of returning a leased car after a year or so and getting a majority of your money back, and then ordering another one? My initial thought was that I'd obviously lose my money that I put "down", but if it's sold for near full value, I guess that'd come back to me, minus the leasing companies charges of course.

Thoughts? Thanks in advance