Comments by "fialee8" (@fialee8) on "" video.

  1. If you want to lease a car... go lease a near new used car. This is the best way to not pay for the initial depreciation hit, and you can still get a 1 or 2 year old car, still under new car warranty. Or the flip side, find someone who is very good in nego (or hire someone), and have them nego the car price on the lease (this might help you at the end on residual value at lease end, and you may actually have some equity... but always buy gap insurance). Yes, you can nego a lower price like a new car, and then lease it. This will go a long way in not paying for a such a huge depreciation hit vs MSRP. The reality is that if you are getting a high volume car, you can prob get a new car ~10% off MSRP, and that is all depreciation hit when you drive off the lot.
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  2. You got it all wrong. Lambo is placing ads because in the past, only super rich people considered their cars. Now, you got brain dead knuckle heads who are willing to take on a $230K car loan for 84 months for ~$4,400/mo... and can now actually afford either a new, near-new, or used Lambo. Lambo makes money by selling new cars, car parts, and mechanics tools... since they likely require OEM equipment to keep any warranty valid, or maintain the car's value. Once you start using aftermarket parts, the car will drastically drop in value.
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  3. If you are talking to a car sales or finance person... the only thing you can rely on is that they are lying to you. They are just making these videos so potential car buyers don't feel to bad when they buy a car can have a $700, $900, or $1,200+ car payments. If you believe those are "real" car payments from dealership employees, I got a bridge to sell you in Baltimore that's a slight fixer upper.
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