Ben Affleck has blunt response to teenage son's Lamborghini request after infamous mishap

Ben Affleck's son Samuel appears to have developed a taste for Lamborghinis, four years after he accidentally backed one into another luxury car.

During a recent appearance on his "Animals" co-star Kerry Washington's podcast, "Street You Grew Up On," the 54-year-old actor said that Samuel, 14, inherited his affinity for luxury items.

Affleck, who shares three children including Samuel, Violet, 20, and Fin, 17, with his ex-wife Jennifer Garner , told Washington that he recently shut down his son's request to buy him a Lamborghini.

BEN AFFLECK ADMITS HIS TEENAGER ROASTED HIS DATING HISTORY WHILE AT DINNER "I see my son now, you know, and he's a lot like me," Affleck said.

"And it makes me realize — because my older two ones — they kind of spoiled me because they're like, 'No, we don't want this.

We don't want that.' They're like, aversive." "My son's like, ‘Dad, you should get a Lambo,’" the Oscar winner recalled with a laugh.

"'What? A Lambo? Are you f---ing crazy? Am I an a--hole in a yellow Lamborghini driving around like at the club?' He's like, 'Yeah.'" ROB LOWE SAYS SON WAS MUGGED AT KNIFEPOINT AFTER IGNORING DAD'S NYC WARNING "No.

No!" Affleck exclaimed as Washington laughed.

Samuel was previously involved in a mishap with a yellow Lamborghini while visiting 777 Exotics, a luxury car rental dealership in the Los Angeles area, with his father and Affleck's then-fiancée, Jennifer Lopez, in June 2022.

At the time, Affleck allowed Samuel, then 10, to sit in the driver's seat of a bright yellow Lamborghini SUV before the boy accidentally put the car into reverse and backed into a white BMW.

Samuel was photographed jumping out of the Lamborghini to inspect the vehicles, while Affleck also checked for damage.

The "Gone Girl" star was later photographed hugging Samuel while talking with Lopez, whom he married in July 2022.

The former couple finalized their divorce in January 2025.

The vehicle involved in Samuel's incident was a Lamborghini Urus, which rented for $1,475 per day and was valued at $250,000 at the time, according to the New York Post.