Rant: the cars at the Lamborghini dealership on 5th Ave all had the same 3,000 mile tell
Wandered into that exotic dealer on 5th Ave in Naples last Saturday just to kill an hour while my wife shopped. Six cars on the floor, all modern stuff, and every single one showed between 2,800 and 3,400 miles on the clock. That number stuck with me. It is the exact mileage where a lease turn-in usually happens, or where a flipper dumps a car before the first big service. One salesman actually admitted most of these get bought at auction and rolled straight to the showroom without ever being driven. So what you are really looking at is a car that sat in a garage for three years and then sat on a truck. The paint was flawless but the brake rotors had rust lines from sitting. Made me rethink what low miles even means on a modern exotic. Is anyone else seeing this pattern at dealer floors, or is it just Florida?