Factor in that very soon they aren’t going to be making them anymore. Prices won’t be going down anytime soon.I don't see low mileage, clean Huracan's dipping below $200k up here in Canada. There's enough demand at this price point to keep prices steady.
That’s what I think as well. The exotic car market is unique and might not be subject to the changes on the regular car market.Maybe for regular cars but not for Huracans, it's still climbing ridiculously. Even the ugly red car with the pudding interior is gone.
However there is one that just showed up yesterday for 220K because it was in an accident. With lack of details of the listing it's like putting a snake in your pants hoping it doesn't bite.
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I wouldn't do it either. Prices will hold.No car all summer? Not something I would do.
All good points, and I completely agree that prices won't be back to normal for quite awhile. Most dealers simply do not have any inventory and buying a new car seems to be getting more and more difficult with so many limitations on allocations.I really don’t see prices coming down any time soon
With supply chains continue to be broken(not just disrupted), with people who own these cars presently capitalizing on profits, with people who purchased high and want to protect their positions, with little market supply, and with people buying these cars at the high market price, with ICE slowly coming to an end, the market for these cars will continue to hold high market value and those praying and sitting on the sidelines will continue to pray and hope and tell their friends that they are going to buy…….just not now. But they will continue to wait on the market. At the end some will finally purchase, but most will not
Don't laugh, El Presidente Joey Biden may just make that happen or get us nuked by Russia because of his bumbling, inept, confused, disjointed foreign policy.
That is incredible.355 huracans listed on Autotrader as of today (USA Nationwide). Cheapest one is $199k with almost 100k miles on it.
I bought my last 3 at MSRP and lost $40K after 2 years of ownership.How big of hit am I going to take on a 2022-2023 EVO RWD MSRP $265k?
All depending on how extreme the damage. I hope it never happens to any of us and I am sure we have all had some close calls.Pay out of pocket and the answer is zero.
We often forget that bubbles at some point always pop.Bubbles do not end in a soft landing, so if this is indeed one, it’ll be brutal. The key level is when these new cars approach sticker on the resale market and if that breaks then look out below. However, maybe the market will be more resilient than you and I think….entirely possible. We will find out then if all this demand is real.
Yes, same here. I love this country, but right now we have the wrong people in charge. November can’t come soon enough.Agree with everything except not interested in finding a new country. Let’s just get ours back on the right path.
Yes, that could put a wrinkle in things, prices are typically based on supply & demand.I personally think the market will all depend on where the markets go in the coming months and how high the rates go.
The red flag for me is there's over 300 H's and Urus for sale at the moment. That's a lot of inventory so unless inventory rapidly decreases over the next month or two we could see the inventory increase as we head into fall and winter. Not a good sign for values.
$430k would be insane, but I’d love it if it were true!Lol obviously it's a misprint price is definitely $430,000
I think by the time you get your STO, you will still be able to trade in your EVO at a premium. I was hoping to be able to sell mine before the bubble bursts. We all knew this would come to an end at some point.Okay that does it. After all the claims, or fomenting if you will, I am convinced we are headed for a crash. I guess I will have pay someone to take my EVO off my hands............![]()