maybach VS corvette????

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Originally posted by Speeddemonn2
I have a 2003 z06 and i have a nice supercharger on it and 650 hp. I run quick 9's
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Wow! And I have an 8.8ps moped.
It will reach 1/4mile in top speed(80km/h++)
 
Originally posted by skylineGTR_guy
NOTE: If you would prefer to buy your Maybach outright and pay for it over 48 months, at 8% interest, your monthly payment will be $7,323.88.
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That's called a lease buddy.

A lease you don't keep the car, a purchase you do. To BUY a Maybach would cut you somewhere within 600-700 G-notes?

And another area that the Maybach wins is, can you carry 8 businessmen, drinking champagne from the included minibar, while getting a back massage through the seats in a ZO? Didn't think so...

I drive a space ship, I run quick 2's.
 
Originally posted by eliseracer
That's called a lease buddy.

A lease you don't keep the car, a purchase you do. To BUY a Maybach would cut you somewhere within 600-700 G-notes?

And another area that the Maybach wins is, can you carry 8 businessmen, drinking champagne from the included minibar, while getting a back massage through the seats in a ZO? Didn't think so...

I drive a space ship, I run quick 2's.
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No thats to buy it assuming your going to make payments over 48 months. The maybach is a 300,000 car.


Here is the lease info:

If you lease a Maybach that costs $300,000 new, let's say that its residual value is going to drop to $200,000 over 4 years. At 5% interest, the lease payment will be $3,134.38 per month assuming that you put no money down. If you assume that the residual value falls to $150,000, then the lease payment is $4,079.39. If you assume a residual value of $150,000 and an interest rate of 8%, then the monthly payment is $4,661.94 -- both the residual value and the interest rate make a big difference in lease payments. See InfoChoice.com for a leasing calculator that will allow you to play around with these numbers yourself.

How much house could you buy with $4,600 per month? Assuming a 7% mortgage interest rate, you could buy a house that costs about $700,000. That's because the term of the mortgage loan is stretched over 30 years.
 
Originally posted by skip0110
Sorry about the double post. But definitely a photoshop. Check out the window in the open door, you dont see the house through it. Also the shadow looks too uniform.
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That's actually a mirror on the roof
 

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