I’d say 0-40 is a good metric. Basically how long does it take to hit cruising speed.
I’d say 0-40 is a good metric. Basically how long does it take to hit cruising speed.
A substantial amount of super car owners lease the vehicle and with a high residual you could get into a McLaren GT for a 3 years lease with 25k down for 2500 a month plus or minus. Just rough numbers here but it’s in the ball park.
That makes sense. Then over the life of the lease they’re only paying 90k.
FWIW I think people somewhat overplay “rules” with getting one of these cars.
Yeah I agree with that, if you’re making 300k+ things like daily necessities and life expenses just aren’t a factor. All you have to do is make sure you don’t blow all the money on a house that’s too big or stupid things.
Thanks so the minimum is around 500k other factors aside.
Random question, what sort of annual income would you need to reasonably afford a McLaren?
Wait what? EVs are selling at a loss?
EVs are already pretty expensive, how much are they supposed to be selling for?