MONTHLY PAYMENT ON A FERRARI 488 GTB…

Find out the real cost of owning a Ferrari 488 GTB as I break down the monthly payment on my own car. From the initial cost to the financing details, I'll give you an inside look at what it takes to afford a luxury vehicle like this. Stick around to the end to hear how I managed to pay off the loan and avoid the high interest rate. Don't forget to subscribe for more car ownership insights!
2018 Ferrari 488 GTB Monthly Payment!

[RodNubianKing]

This is how i joined your channel a few years ago when i found your video on hiw to pay for Gallardo.

[sxsw]

you shouldn't have to address your haters. Its another way to try and investigate how much you have. I enjoy the education but be careful what you disclose on social media. Congrats on new home

[Harvb]

Great info! I love when you do these monthly payment videos.

[beemerguy]

$2500 a month for my new Peterbilt I purchased for my transportation company. 42 month deal.

I’ve been running my business.
Looks like I missed a few of your videos Will. Where’s your F8?
Nice 488 as well.

[BornRiders]

Keep it rocking Will! Only true hustlers understand that dropping $200K is only change out the coin jar$

[robertwilliam]

Damn Will, that is my mortgage payment. These payment videos are awesome.

[kks-supercar]

Great breakdown of the real costs of owning a Ferrari 488 GTB! It's super helpful to see the financing details and how you managed to pay off the loan—definitely valuable insights for anyone considering a luxury car. By the way, if you're interested in upgrading your 488 with modern tech, we'd love to offer you a special deal on our Ferrari CarPlay / Android Auto Module. Keep up the awesome content

[Milan-otqg]

yessir another one, love the transparency

[teamextraslife]

💪🏽WILL MOTIVATION
NEVER EVER DISAPPOINT 💯

[snagatooth]

Feeling like I can pull one off sooner than later.. Thanks for sharing.

[ArmaniCartier]

Question, do you have any courses or mentorship programs. I was looking at buying an entry level exotic car or sports car rather. I feel like you’re guidance would help me in doing so. This was a great video!

[NoirSavant]

I could actually swing that. Wouldn’t be a good financial decision, but good to know I’m probably not too far off.

[RalphLBaer]

Can you show us proof that you bought it all cash?

[lfryder]

Blessings on Blessings on Blessings lets goooo uncle Will big boy ting💪

[gtnyc]

You’re missing one very important concept for high earners. Depreciation… if you earn significant income and your business owns the car you can write off the entire value of the car against your income. Example your business makes 1m per year and your car is 500k you can get bonus depreciation on the vehicle and reduce your business income to 500k therefore paying taxes on 500k vs 1mm.

[carbonm]

Will, with these exceptionally high interest rates, I'm planning to make a down payment of 30K for an 85K purchase, my G87. My plan is to continue making larger payments and considering the 50% payments every two weeks.

However, does it make sense to opt for a 60-month loan or 72-month loan? I was inclined towards choosing 60 for lower interest rates, but with a smaller monthly payment, I can afford to make larger payments.

[cvette]

Congrats on the car. I’ve always wondered if these cars are that great that they’re worth almost $300K? Also what are maintenance costs on a car like this?

[Supercaradventures]

I wonder a lot about upgrading to a Ferrari, my main issue is that I would be compelled to not drive it because I would worry about it holding its value. To me, that would take away the fun for me. I really like to drive my sports/supercars when weather allows. There isn’t a better joy than being out on the road making noise with the throttle near the floor. But maybe someday I’ll dip my toes into Ferrari-land

[Acync]

I thought you had the sf90 in your thumbnail 😂

[englishwords]

what if you don't pay that much amount of monthly payment