With the demise of the internal combustion engine and the move to electrification, the last manual Lambo was the LP560-2 which I was fortunate to obtain when they came out. I recently obtained an allocation of the Porsche GT3 manual, and we know that electrification is in the future for VW, owner of both Porsche and Lambo. I'm betting that the GT3 may be the last of the manuals of the GT cars. Any thoughts?
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I think you're right until they electrify the 911.
Put my order in last year and waited. Also paid a ADM. I think you can get an allocation if you call around and are willing to pay an ADM.
By the way, Doug Demuro’s recent video on 2022 Trends, he comments that Lamborghini’s are experiencing strong demand and increase in value and thinks Gallardo’s will see an appreciation this year, especially manuals. Interesting…
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Thank you Bigwave, appreciate the response. I am ok with an ADM (even though I hate it), but most of the dealers in my area want $100K on the GT3, which I don’t think makes sense.
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That is too much. Reach out further - most are in the $40-50k range.
It is hard for me to believe this is what it has come to, and even harder to believe there are people willing to pay it.
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Totally agree.
And what happens when there are no more normally aspirated cars being built? Get that normally aspirated Huracan you want while you still can.
Going to start a new post with this article also.
"These new models will be followed by a plug-in-hybrid replacement for the Aventador in 2023, with plug-in Huracán and Urus models arriving the year after."
www.caranddriver.com
"These new models will be followed by a plug-in-hybrid replacement for the Aventador in 2023, with plug-in Huracán and Urus models arriving the year after."
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CEO Stephan Winkelmann has revealed details of Lamborghini's future, confirming a plug-in Aventador replacement with a new V-12 and an electric second-generation Urus.
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I have seen that and it is crazy. No let's see if anyone is going to pay that amount.
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