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Audi is way up. Maybe they should just cut to the chase and slap the Audi moniker on these cars. Wow, Bentley sucks in July too. But Maserati is up! Bob S.
HEY...they dont have me in there..July has been my BEST month this year so far...March was my second best month...I cant complain and am very happy.. I am so happy I am considering buying back my FIRST ever Ferrari I owned...the guy I sold it to wants to part with it now... Yea Yea Blastfamy LOL LOL
When you sell more used Lambo's in one month than all other dealers in the US sell New Lambo's in one month it will be time for the Fat Lady to sing. She may not be singing yet but she's warming up...
Lamborghini has to stem the depreciation issue before sales will climb. Buy a new one and it's $100,000 less in a blink.Used to be just $35,000 a year. Eric
Here are 334 used G's for sale on one site alone. http://autos.aol.com/used-list/make1-Lamborghini/model1-Gallardo/
I think she's actually on stage...and about to grab the microphone...LOL...oh wait, nevermind, it's just another one showing up at Roy's pool for Elf tryouts, and that ain't the microphone! LMAO!
I've already ordered you the matching shoes, hat, jacket and key chain to go with your upcoming Ferrari purchase! And a ride on a REAL horsey down at the local ranch!
Kevin don't forget the matching luggage, literature, books and assorted memorabilia. Then he'll be set.
Does anyone know what Lamborghini's worldwide sales were? Or are we just going to pretend that if it doesn't happen in the US it isn't worth knowing about.
Indeed. If I remember right, around the time the Panamera came out, it & the Cayenne (amazingly) became the 2 best selling Porsches.
"In terms of unit sales, the company delivered 674 cars with the raging bull logo, while in the same period of 2009 deliveries totalled 825 cars (-18%)."
There are 411 430's for sale also....i wonder what the actual production vs sales number is... http://autos.aol.com/used-list/make1-Ferrari/model1-F430/location-80204/auction-no/vcond-Used/range-12500/
I wonder how many of those are really for sale? autos.aol.com seems to keep ads forever. I just randomly clicked on a 360. "Posted: 236 days ago"
Same with Auto Trader and Cars.com. I've seen ads over two years old there. I don't even bother looking on those sites anymore.
