CGT000

I know 3 people locally who have bought one in the last 2 weeks. I am glad they are finally moving and will be driven.

SinVodka

+1. The car is 100% undervalued in the Collectors Supercar market. Similar to the guys who watched as Dino's Floated at 40-60k and the guys who sold their Ford GTs at 130-140k these cars will not hold the lower levels.

I pulled the the trigger and mine will probably never leave my collection but you can guarantee it will see the track and be enjoyed.

BlueGT3

love this. I have loved this car since concept and was far too young when it was released to mske the dream a reality. i am seriously looking to finally secure a car sometime in 2017.

Allan-BilletDesign

As Ive been looking for a CGT I will add to recent confirmed sales.

an 04 with 6900 miles sold for $520K

an 05 red/black sold for under $435k with 27k miles.

As I plan to drive mine, I am not scared of a car with miles (20-30K) as long as it been maintained. If anyone knows of any please PM me.

CAlexio

Wow, a carrera GT within spitting distance of a pts RS... now that is starting to make sense. I wonder when that v10 needs a full rebuild though

nuvolari612

... and who had these for sale ...

Allan-BilletDesign

Red one was a private individual who advertised it on some auto forums, the silver one was a dealer in AZ.

nuvolari612

9/2/16 red one was at 469k - seller said he wasn't moving lower he had the thing on and off the market forever seemed odd considering how many people attempted to buy the CGT.

Good to see he finally sold it I tried to buy it 4/9/15 - odd response I gave up.

What dealer was the silver one at.

SinVodka

i saw and know of some cars in the 400-500 price but they have some major issues. One of them was really funny because the dealer told me the carfax shows a "minor accident".

I guess he considers the fact that the car caught on fire a "minor" issue.

nuvolari612

Agree.

Know a CGT that was re - wired to save 12k and it was slop.

A wire burnt and instead of replacing the harness they ran wires individually.

It was at a dealer and sold to another dealer 650k 7k miles not long ago. While at the dealer someone dinged the heck out of the door. Poor guy who was buying his dream was buying a nightmare at 675k.

Buyer beware these cars are meant to be maintained owned and driven by people who spare no expense. Porsche did not care about economics like the 918 the CGT was meant for it's top tier. Things happen and that's ok but put them back together correctly and it's all good. When you look at how many patents were created for the CGT and never passed down like the 918 it's no wonder Porsche claims the CGT cost Porsche near 1m per unit.

Allan-BilletDesign

I have the email where he offered it to me for $435 . I offered $400 . He told me later that someone offered closer to his target price of $435

nuvolari612

Ok and I know someone who offered 450k and he did not accept right before he sold so no offense just find it hard to believe that 435k unless something happened during a PPI which makes sense like I said tried to buy the car 18 months ago but his response was odd when asked for full disclosure.

So what dealer had the silver one.

Reason I am asking - would love to find another while the market is low just not sure the market is as low as described for a one owner 5 - 10k CGT fully documented no accidents no stories all original items.

C.J. Ichiban

Guys I will make this really clear.

Don't compare a trashed and thrashed deferred maintenance POS DOG CRAP HISTORY CGT to a cream puff.

This is the entire reason why people misunderstand these cars and their market. Lots of guys that really love and own their car do airplane level maintenance on them and they run like a clock forever. With low miles and meticulous service? That's a premium car.

Other guys roast the tires, brakes, clutch and run over debris and end up with a 500k car.

This is not a 911 and needs to be looked at like what it is- a totally unique Supercar. It's not a beater daily driver and if you are willing to take a dog eared example, don't forget to include how crappy condition (or previously crashed) these cheap ones are.

vintage356

I am reading all the CGT pricing posts of yours , no offense but you seem way too obsessed with trying to come up with a reason/excuse that every car priced under 600k is too low has a story.. Seems like you are trying to keep the market up with excuses. Don't bother you have a wonderful machine just go drive it and don't worry if cars are trading at 700, 600,500, 400 or 300. Just have fun

smokeygt

CJ, I could not have said it better. Premium cars bring a premium price, so-so cars bring a so-so price. I'm kind of like Nuvo, one should be a little more leery of lower priced ones.