As Simple As Black & White...GT3/Huracan...GTG
04-20-2015, 11:34 PM
#32
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04-21-2015, 08:50 AM
#36
Drifting
The Huracan is very sweet. I'll be the first to admit in the looks dept. its nicer than the GT3. IMHO I still think the Aventador is even better looking, but from what I hear the handling of the Huracan is a lot better. Either one I'd take in a heartbeat.
BTW - how is Huracan pronounced?
Jeff
BTW - how is Huracan pronounced?
Jeff
04-21-2015, 09:06 AM
#37
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The Huracan is very sweet. I'll be the first to admit in the looks dept. its nicer than the GT3. IMHO I still think the Aventador is even better looking, but from what I hear the handling of the Huracan is a lot better. Either one I'd take in a heartbeat.
BTW - how is Huracan pronounced?
Jeff
BTW - how is Huracan pronounced?
Jeff
04-21-2015, 10:24 AM
#38
BBQ
Franklins but PITA to get
so try...
Mickelwaiths (my favorite), John Muellers, La Barbeque, Lamberts
Uchi/Uchiko
Jacoby
Gardner
Tacodeli
Qui
La Condesa
Justines
Sway
Jeffreys
lots more...
04-21-2015, 01:29 PM
#39
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Oh please...Huracan is brand new body style so different game.
Go check the used market on them (at or above sticker). Gallardo is different story--like comparing 458 to upcoming 488.
But if you're worried about some depreciation, then yes, don't buy exotic supercar.
Then again if you're worried about depreciation just go buy a used Hyundai and that way you can sleep at night. For me I like to enjoy my cars.
But then again completely different price points so...
Like any car it's how you buy them upfront that matters...the rest is cost of entertainment.
Go check the used market on them (at or above sticker). Gallardo is different story--like comparing 458 to upcoming 488.
But if you're worried about some depreciation, then yes, don't buy exotic supercar.
Then again if you're worried about depreciation just go buy a used Hyundai and that way you can sleep at night. For me I like to enjoy my cars.
But then again completely different price points so...
Like any car it's how you buy them upfront that matters...the rest is cost of entertainment.
That said, you're right that if depreciation is an issue, buying certain upper end cars (like Lambo's) is not the way to go.
04-21-2015, 02:18 PM
#40
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You're obviously not an exotic buyer, so trying to make broad judgements are always easy from the sidelines. Exotic buyers enjoy their cars and not act like little old ladies about a dollar here or there.
And YES all production cars will depreciate...go check the TTs market
ANYWHO...back to the thread which was two cars getting together to talk shop...gesssssh
04-21-2015, 03:16 PM
#41
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You're actually not being factual as the secondary market for Huracan is still around or above sticker. You are trying to lump a new model year in with older years. Anyways, you will try and beat a dead horse.
You're obviously not an exotic buyer, so trying to make broad judgements are always easy from the sidelines. Exotic buyers enjoy their cars and not act like little old ladies about a dollar here or there.
And YES all production cars will depreciate...go check the TTs market
ANYWHO...back to the thread which was two cars getting together to talk shop...gesssssh
You're obviously not an exotic buyer, so trying to make broad judgements are always easy from the sidelines. Exotic buyers enjoy their cars and not act like little old ladies about a dollar here or there.
And YES all production cars will depreciate...go check the TTs market
ANYWHO...back to the thread which was two cars getting together to talk shop...gesssssh
First your two car get together ended up pissing all over the GT3. I am the first to agree that the Porsche's are not styled along Italian lines but to many car enthusiast that is exactly the way they like it. Lambo styling exemplifies over the top taste shouting to the public "look at me, look at me, please look at me." Some people need that.
Second, I don't know what you consider exotic cars but if Ferrari's are included then your dead wrong about me. I have owned Ferrari's for over 15 years. If you included Porsche TT's, I have owned those as well.
So please don't lecture me about exotic cars and their depreciation. The Huracan is new. Wait 6-12 months. The depreciation will be much greater than the GT3.
Finally, there was no need for you to be uppity. Expect push back on car sites if you make disparaging statements about cars.
04-21-2015, 03:23 PM
#42
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Thread Starter
I was going to let you're silly comments pass but on second thought better of it.
First your two car get together ended up pissing all over the GT3. I am the first to agree that the Porsche's are not styled along Italian lines but to many car enthusiast that is exactly the way they like it. Lambo styling exemplifies over the top taste shouting to the public "look at me, look at me, please look at me." Some people need that.
Second, I don't know what you consider exotic cars but if Ferrari's are included then your dead wrong about me. I have owned Ferrari's for over 15 years. If you included Porsche TT's, I have owned those as well.
So please don't lecture me about exotic cars and their depreciation. The Huracan is new. Wait 6-12 months. The depreciation will be much greater than the GT3.
Finally, there was no need for you to be uppity. Expect push back on car sites if you make disparaging statements about cars.
First your two car get together ended up pissing all over the GT3. I am the first to agree that the Porsche's are not styled along Italian lines but to many car enthusiast that is exactly the way they like it. Lambo styling exemplifies over the top taste shouting to the public "look at me, look at me, please look at me." Some people need that.
Second, I don't know what you consider exotic cars but if Ferrari's are included then your dead wrong about me. I have owned Ferrari's for over 15 years. If you included Porsche TT's, I have owned those as well.
So please don't lecture me about exotic cars and their depreciation. The Huracan is new. Wait 6-12 months. The depreciation will be much greater than the GT3.
Finally, there was no need for you to be uppity. Expect push back on car sites if you make disparaging statements about cars.
Now we will agree to disagree or you can feel free to PM me if you have any other comments, since you have hijacked this thread.
Thank you.
04-21-2015, 05:22 PM
#43
How is the start/stop technology in the Huracan? I've only experienced it while riding in a co-worker's 5-series (several years ago, when the tech was newish), and from that very small sample it seemed pretty jarring/irritating. I have to assume it's improved quite a bit since then, especially if Lamborghini is using it.
04-21-2015, 05:24 PM
#44
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How is the start/stop technology in the Huracan? I've only experienced it while riding in a co-worker's 5-series (several years ago, when the tech was newish), and from that very small sample it seemed pretty jarring/irritating. I have to assume it's improved quite a bit since then, especially if Lamborghini is using it.
Maybe it's in Strada mode...let me do some homework.
I hate start/stop, so glad I have not seen it.
Paid gas guzzler tax, so not sure there is one in it.
04-21-2015, 05:45 PM
#45
From the press release:
Also thanks to the Stop & Start technology, the combined EU consumption figure has been further reduced to 12.5 liters per 100 km (290 g/km CO2 emissions). The engine complies with EU6 emissions regulation.