How Buying A Lamborghini Will CHANGE Your Life!

Thought I'd give some personal insights on the hidden benefits of owning a Lamborghini that not a lot of people think about!

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Umpire - Gravity (feat. Liz Kretschmer) [NCS Release]

[Lamborghini]

The most important thing is the emotion, the amazing driving experience on our supercars.

[loganburks]

Will it help me lose my Virginity after 40 years

[BryanCasella]

Well said and very true. I see this on a smaller scale with my GTR. Lamborghini is a different level. All the future youngsters and hustlers, pay close attention.

[MikeBoardley]

I rented a Huracan over the weekend and now I am hooked. I am now trying to figure out how I can buy one of my own.
I experienced everything you said in the one day I had the car. People stopped to take photos, I let kids sit in it, people at the gas station strike up conversations with you, other drivers follow you because they want to get a closer look. It really does make you stand out.

[braxtonclaflin]

I would definitely buy a I had a small loan of a million dollars.

[turboxide]

"money can't buy happiness" sure give me a Verde Mantis Huracan and unlimited gas money and we'll talk about how "money can't buy happiness"

[breton]

your Lamborghini inspired me to buy more lotto tickets

[Powaup]

What you're saying is very much true and people should listen. I don't have a lambo but since I bought my M4 I've been meeting lots of goal driven people like you said, a few of which are actually helping get my startup off the ground. It's amazing how easy it is to connect to other car people, it's the best way to not only make new business contacts but also new friends

[Gabe_Fe]

So y'all mad because he bought something he wanted? Okay

[slipknnnot]

A vegan, a crossfitter and a Lamborghini owner walk in to a bar - which one of them gets to hear about the Lamborghini first?

[rsethc]

Parker you forgot to mention how a Lamborghini will give you NAWLIDGE. Especially in the Hollywood hills.

[StreetSpeed]

But can it beat my Z06? We'll find out this weekend...

[geoffreyyezersky]

"unfortunately, to late for you" XD rekt

[GnarMarv]

79 people were mean to Parker in High School and are currently....unemployed.

[BaguetteOfDoom]

Ok, you convinced me. I'll buy one.
*checks bankaccount*
who's gonna sell me a Lambo for 1.5k?

[Blaylock]

I hate seeing the negativity that people have towards you and other good successful people for being able to afford the things you have. They think because you're young you shouldn't be able to afford them. You worked your butt off in college (I'm also a mechanical engineer so I know what that means), you tutored other students, you worked engineering jobs, and produced awesome FREE content on this channel all at the same time to be able to sustain your passion. The people in the comments below and in previous videos act like all of your hard work is null and undeserving just because your parents were successful and could afford to put you in a great school. They are all wrong, I want to aspire to be like your dad; to be able to provide to my future kids what you get to have (and what I got to have from my parents). Vehicle Virgins is an inspiration, I love the team and what you guys stand for. I hope sometime I run into you guys (no mustang) so I can buy you a nice cold low calorie beer. You've earned it!

[christians]

Interesting points, but I think honestly if a young person pulled up in their flashy lamborghini to propose a business venture to me, my instinct would be to blow them off as immature or spoiled. They'd then have to stand out that much more to have my interest in their proposal.

[MrOnimusha]

That part about old friends from high schools; amen to that bro. People come out of the woodwork and all of a sudden are friendlier, more responsive, and just change completely when you show up in a car such as a lamborghini. I guess it's human nature to be that way idk

[luxoticmotorgroup]

A key point Parker made was how you meet other goal driven people in these vehicle communities. I didn't realize this until I bought my first exotic (Maserati Granturismo) a few years back. Being an automotive enthusiast and having been involved in the car scene the majority of my life (I'd owned and built everything from 96 Jettas to 99 Eclipse GSX's, to E46 M3's, RB20det 240x, and the list goes on and on...) I moved onto getting my first exotic and started attending events tailored to these cars to see what they were like. What a shock it was to see that it was very different than what I had expected! 

The exotic car community is full of hard working, friendly, disciplined, successful, goal oriented individuals that definitely change your perspective on everything. Imagine you're in a room with hundreds of super successful car enthusiasts who are willing to share their knowledge with anyone who asks. 

I was (and definitely still am) the poorest guy at all of these events but the friendships and connections you make within this community are invaluable.

[DerekBaranProductions]

Hope one day my Automotive Channel takes off and I can buy one!