Was on the way back from running an errand & decided to make a stop at the dealer's new facility. A quick chat & a new hat, I snapped few photos.

Forgive my shady editing on most. I haven't really photographed anything in a while & made a few mistakes on trying to work with the dealer's incredibly dim lighting & the cars' dark colors, which is probably why the SV came out better than the rest.

















Cars & Coffee this Saturday should help me really get back into this.

 

SV....

 

That Red Mustang doesn't belong with those cars.

 

Thanks for sharing. That ZR1 is a beaut.

 

+1

Nice pics.









Terry

 

This makes me want to drive out to Foreign Cars Italia here in NC and take some pictures.

 

Your sensor needs a cleaning, Im seeing dirt spots...look at the Lambo pics against the yellow.

 

I figured you all of people would spot that being a very good photographer. I'm in the process of getting a new lens altogether here soon.

 

Its not the lens its dust on your camera's sensor. Not sure which body you have or how comfortable you are cleaning it yourself....but you should able to have a pro shop do it for about 20-30 bucks.

 

What was the price of the 670-4 SV?

 

Group buy?

 

$498,045.

 

Damn.
For some reason I was thinking more around $350K.

 

The extra $45 is really unnecessary.

Sweet cars though.

 

when you have a newer nikon, the sensor self-cleans

 

ah some rich guy got tired of his beater and traded it in....

 

I'm thinkin' that SV should be in my driveway.....

 

Great pics!

 

 

Rich dude: My wife said I can't spend over $498,000 on a new car

Salesdonkey: Let me go see my manager ...

Five minutes later ...

Salesdonkey: Congratulations! Your price is $497, 994.

 

Why not round up to an even $500k?

 

LOL.

GT3

 

Very sure that whoever buys the car will be forking over $500,000 when all the paper work & extra fees are done.

 

Well ya. TTL. + insurance LOL. Then again if you can afford that car, you can afford that shit ez.

 

great cars

 

wonder how the commission is structured for the dealer/salesman....high end / exotic car salesmen seem wealthier and more qualified (education-wise) than R/E brokers...and the turnover for a 500k lambo is obviously much less frequent than a 500k home. so im assuming the salesman is pocketing much more than 5%. the avg salesman in a aston/bentley/etc dealership is usually wearing a thousand dollar suit and is eloquent as an ivy leaguer.

 

Straight commission!

 

My patient works at the exotic dealership and he told me his commission on a Maserati Gran Turismo is only a couple grand and not that different from what he earns selling an Audi A6.

 

+1 but the rest =

^^^ only a couple grand

 

Maybe for Bentley or Aston, but Lamborghini has been in an extremely rough spot this year ever since Vik. K. of the Orange County dealership undersold the cars by thousands & pocketed the cash from VAG.

Lamborghini Dallas is so far, one of the top sellers for the brand in the US & even they are not exactly making huge commissions. From what I saw, one of the salesmen drives a FJ Cruiser, another drove a '11 Altima, & one drives a John Works Cooper S model.

 

I wouldn't mind settling for the ZR1.

 

Just looked on their website.

They have a 'preview' 2011 LP570-4 Superleggera. OH MY GAWD!!!!

I might have to go in and take a look.

 

It may not be there anymore. When I went in, it was in the back of the dealer awaiting an interested buyer.

Could be back, though. The SV will be there, so it won't be a total waste of time, either.