"Should I Buy a Lamborghini Gallardo?" Find the answer here. Depreciation guide incl F430 comparison
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Should I buy a Lamborghini Gallardo? If you are asking yourself that question, then this is the video to watch. In this buying and depreciation guide of the Gallardo, I’m showing you the depreciation per year and per 1000 miles driven. Furthermore, I show what the forecasted values are and how you can find the best deals in the market. On top of that all, you will also see how the numbers compare to the Ferrari F430 and 360.
You can contact me on fourwheeltrader@gmail.com if you would like a personalized analysis.
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The video is structured in a top-down way. That means that we first have a look at the market as a whole and some general price levels for the Gallardo market. After this, we will dive into the details.
Specifically, this means that the video for the Gallardo is split a few parts. In the first part, we will explore the market and have a look at the average price points (LP560 LP570 LP550). In the second part, we will figure out the depreciation per year and we will split this depreciation curve between the first and second generation. From this, it becomes clear that a part of the market is in its last phase and that the dynamics are shifting. We will also have a look at the depreciation per 1000 miles driven. The video continues then with the forecasted values and comparison of the depreciation numbers to the one of the Ferrari F430 and 360. Finally, I will show you how you can find the best deals in the market.
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The Content is for educational purposes only, you should not construe any such information or other material as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice. Nothing contained in this video constitutes a solicitation, recommendation, or endorsement to buy or sell any cars.
The information published has been obtained from or is based on sources which are believed to be accurate and complete. Although reasonable care has been taken, the completeness and the accuracy of any information published cannot be guaranteed. Any opinions may be wrong and may change at any time. You should always carry out your own independent verification of facts and data before making any purchase decision
Thank you! The one I bought was a 2007 for $US 96k with 23,000 miles so looking at your analysis is right on average. It does have full paint protection film so the paint still looks brand new and the 6-speed gated manual which I believe does add a premium as manual cars are slowly disappearing.
When I was buying I also looked at the R8's and F430's, however I've always loved Lamborghini's and couldn't pass up the opportunity to have one, and to me it was worth every penny!
That's an amazing car, congrats. The manuals indeed go for a premium.
I too looked at the other 2 cars as well, and lamborghini Gallardo won my heart. It’s a 6 speed as well. You did a excellent choice, and yes this is a bias statement. Hahah
Great video, could you update this for 2022? Focus on Lp cars thank you!
You get happier and more excited in each video! Could you analyze the Camaro Z/28 from 2015?
Good suggestion. Thanks!
Another awesome and useful analysis. Are there enough data to comment on the special editions including the Super Trofeo Stradale?
Thanks! I only found one Super Trofeo Stradala, so that is unfortunately not enough for an analysis.
They are on the way up. The “cheap” ones used in this analysis have “restored salvaged” titles from being in accidents once you check the VINS.
I "smashed' that like button... with a subscribe! Love that you're doing this analysis and sharing. I've been tracking the 911 Turbos S and Gallardo markets with scatter plots for years and I thought I was the only one. All the cars on here are great! Will keep looking through the vids already posted.
Thanks for the sub and like
What a fantastic analysis thank you man! ON POINT!
You should explain what years make up the first or second generation cars.
Murcielago / LP640! 🙏🏻
Awesome Video. Let’s see you do one of the Lotus Evora.
Good idea. Last time i checked however there were not enough cars for sale in the US to make a reliable analysis.
Could you please do an update on the Gallardo Vs F430 ?
Very very very useful. Thank you! Subscribed.
Thanks!
This is awesome, thank you!
Do an analysis of the original 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA45 AMG
Very interesting and informative. Could you do an analysis for the Ferrari California?
I LOVE THIS THANK YOU
RWB gang gang
Can you please do an update and can you please comment on the rarity of of second gen convertibles
Thanks
Please do lambo murcielago
Manny Koshbin recently said the exotic car market was going to crash, and that prices had actually started to drop. I'm not sure I'm able to see that as of yet, but he even talked about buying back a car in couple of months for maybe half the price. I'm sure he didn't mean literally half... but I'd be interested in your expert take on a potential super car market crash. Will we see a sharp drop in the depreciation curves? Temporary??
Prices indeed already came down in the last few months. This was perhaps a more natural development following the large supply of performance cars. In the current situation, the car market will follow most likely the economic development but with a delay. I will start to make some videos which evaluate the one year change in market prices. Those will give a pretty good idea as to what is going on.
@@fourwheeltrader That would be awesome as it sort of sums up a development that affects all other analyses you have done and are doing, and which is of high importance for any potential buyer (and seller of course).
Nope. The level of money printing will lead to massive inflation. Car prices will double even as the stock market, housing market, and banking system collapse.
@@cartergarnon6299 Why do you think cars will go up while houses won't? What sets them apart? After all they're not something we really need. I'm really asking out of curiosity!
Hi, I was wondering what the Genesis G90.
Tell us more about the spyder version, can we consider it as a special edition since there are less than 3000 around?
I don't recall that there was any evidence in the data supporting that. They are priced in line with the coupes.
@@fourwheeltrader about a 5 to 10% more than a coupe for the 1st gen, to be precisely here on Europe
Maserati Granturismo MC Stradale
you can buy one for 60 grand but it will barely run.
More coming on that soon
Just talk in rounded thousands the rest is irrelevant
*Which car would you like to see analysed next?*
E46 M3, please. Thank you
PS. Very useful videos.
PS2 Can you take into consideration in your analysis the current recession start and you do you see this affecting the car market. You can make a different video dedicated just for this.
458 Will it go below 100k?
Good suggestion!
Good idea. I will soon make some videos which compare the current market to the ones one year ago. That should give a good impression of the current situation.
C63s sedan
I have not looked at Gallardo prices specifically, but i have looked at some of the competitions, namely the R8, 360 and 430. This is a big difference between auto and manual car prices. Manuals carry a significant premium for all of those cars. In the 430, that premium can be around $50,000 IF you can even find one. I believe the difference is a combo of the early autos not being very good and the sales of manuals was much lower meaning that they are relatively scarce.
You are absolutely right. For all tje cars you mention the manuals go at a significant premium, especially the low mileage ones. In the videos I did about the r8 v8/v10 and 360 you can see this very good.
Ferrari 458 !!
Coming up in a few weeks!
Bump
Update on the Gallardo Market please
Was waiting to hear your opinion on the manuel cars from oldest to newest year. You missed a huge factor by not talking about this.
Like i mention in the video, i only included the data splits which revealed something interesting.
So a current 2014 final edition models gallardo in 2020 around 130k-140k range, say in 5 years can you guess what the price would be? Not sure if the last year model in 2014 will depreciate slower than others
As always, a very good video with a hell of a lot of work gone into it. Kudos again! 👏
And as you said, the Gallardo is especially difficult due to its many iterations. As a buyer I tend to find that price, age and mileage are one thing, but specs and condition are just as important (I know you cannot include it in the graphs). You need to LIKE the car you buy. A friend of mine overpaid his Murcielago by about 10 - 15k... and to my initial surprise had been very happy about it. He said: "I'm glad I *had the possibility* to pay pay more. This way I got a car I wanted and in pristine condition". It's not pictured in the graph, but real life.
Thanks again for the video!
Thanks! That's 100% true. These cars are not only about finding the best deals based on data. It's worth the extra money in my opinion to get your 'dream spec' car.
By the way I have 2005 gallardo 6speed fyi
You forgot the manual play at big part on price and reliability as the 6 speed doesn’t blow up and the clutch last a long time time like 2-3x longer. I’m on 52k on oem clutch and it still catches fine. You can’t drive slow traffic or reverse up hill on paddle shift. It’s burns it up.
Yes burning Egear to smoke 6spd
How does the data look so far this year?
great video thanks
I know they are newer but do Huracan or 650s.
Thanks for the suggestions.
How about a broad look at how Covid is effecting things?
If not, is it time to buy a 996 GT2 or V12 Vanquish yet?
Good idea, but very difficult to execute properly.
What is the data was past sales over time, rather then prices currently on the market?
That data is unfortunately not readily available anywhere. At least as far as i'm aware.