Buying Lambo out of warranty?

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Nov 19, 2009 | 01:04 PM

#11

.:Raul

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Originally Posted by roytoy2003

I have my own

2001 Dialblo 6.0 over 40K

2003 Murcie over 55K

my newest car LP670-4 over 3k in a few months..

livin the life

cheers!

Nov 19, 2009 | 02:19 PM

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JonA85

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Quote:

Originally Posted by roytoy2003

I have my own

2001 Dialblo 6.0 over 40K

2003 Murcie over 55K

my newest car LP670-4 over 3k in a few months..

Living the American dream.

Nov 19, 2009 | 04:20 PM

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stuka

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Quote:

Originally Posted by roytoy2003

I have my own

2001 Dialblo 6.0 over 40K

2003 Murcie over 55K

my newest car LP670-4 over 3k in a few months..

LOL, then you probably have the same problem I have with resale.

At one point I tried to get out of my GT2, but by then the car already had 30K miles, and EVERY single potential buyer balked at how the car was a high mile car.

WTF man, why buy the car if you don't want to drive it?

Nov 19, 2009 | 07:18 PM

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JonA85

Its only three o'clock....wtf

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Originally Posted by stuka

WTF man, why buy the car if you don't want to drive it?

Well put.

Nov 19, 2009 | 08:21 PM

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ATL

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Buy it without the warranty, just make sure the PPI looks good and it hasn't been abused and the maintenance was done on time. If you want peace of mind buy the 1 year warranty, what's $4k when you're spending over $100k. If it breaks down a lot (which it shouldn't) then you'll know within the first year.