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Ferrari requires customers to purchase several of its lower-tier models, such as the Roma or 296, before being offered the opportunity to buy its top-of-the-line supercars like the Monza.
The sales process for new supercars is relationship-based, with dealerships allocating their limited inventory of two or three cars to preferred customers.
Purchase contracts for new supercars frequently include clauses that prohibit buyers from reselling the vehicle for a profit, often requiring them to sell it back to the original dealership.
The high prices and premiums for used supercars are driven by buyer demand for 'instant gratification,' allowing them to bypass the long, potentially year-long, waiting lists for new, custom-ordered vehicles.
Lamborghini has introduced a 'stealth mode' feature in its hybrid supercars, such as the Temerario and Revuelto, which provides approximately six miles of electric-only driving.
The 'stealth mode' in Lamborghini's hybrid models is a strategic feature designed to allow owners to enter and exit residential neighborhoods quietly, showing respect for neighbors.
Highly personalized or unusual custom specifications on a new supercar will likely result in a lower resale value compared to models with more restrained configurations.