Young Lamborghini driver confesses to leasing his Huracan rather than buying it in cash like everyone thought – now he’s revealing why he thinks it’s a solid investment

This young Lamborghini Huracan owner has confessed to leasing his Lamborghini instead of buying it.

According to him, there were five pros and one con to leasing, so the decision was a no-brainer.

For one, he said he could easily lease the car, when getting a loan from the bank to buy it was a lot more difficult.

But that was just one of his reasons.

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Lamborghini Huracan owner shares the benefits of leasing his car

YouTuber Jake Schnatter recently leased a green 2015 Lamborghini Huracan.

According to him, getting the car through a bank loan would have been pretty difficult.

“So if I went the bank route and I said hey I want $150,000 loan they would say go take a hike,” he said.

Buying a Lamborghini is not an easy task even for successful YouTubers due to the upfront and hidden costs.

Another YouTuber James Walker – AKA Mr JWW couldn’t buy his dream car, the Lamborghini LP640 supercar due to the hidden costs.

However, according to Lamborghini, more people are buying Lambos than ever before, so it is also a hot commodity.

The leasing agreement

According to Schnatter, another benefit to leasing the Lamborghini Huracan was that it was secure.

The leasing company handled all the paperwork and also covered the pre-purchase inspection.

He also didn’t have to pay the sales tax upfront as he pays it monthly thanks to the lease.

Schnatter isn’t the only one who understands the benefit of leasing a supercar.

Dylan Huntley, a teen millionaire, also leased his Ferrari 488 GTB as it was more financially responsible for him.

Another benefit to leasing the Lamborghini Huracan was that Schnatter could write off the car for business expenses.

One unusual perk in his leasing agreement also allowed him to modify the car, which is far from common in normal leases.

However, he plans to pay the Huracan off in the next six months so that he can buy an Aventador with a similar leasing agreement.

The only downside is that he has a high interest rate due to the unusual lease agreement, which shouldn’t affect him too much if he pays it off as he plans to in six months.