Diablo GT

[Privacy Policy]

Not that I am buying it, nor could I afford it, but there has been a black Diablo GT for sale for what seems like ever at Forskers. Has it got a story or something?

[rat rod]

Privacy Policy said:

Not that I am buying it, nor could I afford it, but there has been a black Diablo GT for sale for what seems like ever at Forskers. Has it got a story or something?

Don't think there will be anything wrong with the car but having a P.O.A would indicate to me maybe it's the asking price

that could be the reason it's still for sale, A couple of years ago that car would be earning money while sat there so no rush to sell it, not so

sure now, would say it's more of a long term investment or bought to complete a collection. The GT is a limited edition and rare and not

to be confused with a regular Diablo not that you can call any Diablo regular . A special type of buyer is required that will pay the extra

premium for a GT, Bob Forstner is a huge Lamborghini collector and will be more than happy sitting on a GT as i don't

think he is short of a bob or two, excuse the pun. With the cost's involved in running a showroom in Park Lane it does

make for expensive storage so like all stock it does need to be sold at some time just doubt if he's in a panic

Edited by rat rod on Tuesday 3rd November 15:59

[MDL111]

So cool but probably also so expensive

[Bo_apex]

Had a good look around that car.
It's a monster and I understand that Mr Tyson also had one in black.
A rare car and Bob's in no rush to sell it

[Ferruccio]

It’s the car he often drives to events.

[mrporsche]

Whilst some of these dealers may well be collectors, but for those that aren't how long can they realistically hold onto a car with a significant value ?

At any one time VVS must have £4m worth of lamborghinis, that is a lot of money tied up in stock !

[Drclarke]

I am guessing that 99% of the privately owned dealerships with their own cars don’t need the money, plus if the values are stable or increasing it’s a win win for them.

[Bo_apex]

Drclarke said:

I am guessing that 99% of the privately owned dealerships with their own cars don’t need the money, plus if the values are stable or increasing it’s a win win for them.

+1
Slightly better than sitting in a savings account