CGT Prices
#106
Burning Brakes
There are 4 of them on ebay and not selling. I have offered $400k for the seal greay/terracotta but seller would not take it.
#108
I assume this is the car that is a private sale?
I thought I saw 2 ads that were seal grey for sale in Jan? The one ad as was by DDW selling one with 2990 miles for $460k.
The other was by a private seller with 3100 miles for $395k at the time.
Both in Scottsdale so likely same car?
#109
Burning Brakes
DDW was trying to sell the same car that the owner is trying to sell now. Owner told me he had a $425k offer on ebay but wanted $430k. Little strange the car is still around and not sold considering the offer of $425k and ask of $430k are so close. I prefer a red or yellow one but none around.
#110
918 due June but I pushed it back till Christmas . I'm not in Europe till then .
Btw e engines upgraded again to provide an over boost type function for limited periods and you can now launch control in all modes , I think even electric . Lol
Exactly !..The 959 is the best argument in favour of wtdooms point - in Europe good 959s can be bought for about 300k€..F40 is more close to 500k€..if not more. I guess history will repeat itself..in 20 years the P1 + la ferrari will be worh more then the 918..but its just a guess...
Im worried about our children however..they wont know what manual supercar is..they will only know prius type cars....
Im worried about our children however..they wont know what manual supercar is..they will only know prius type cars....
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Wtdoom is right; one sold this last summer in Germany for around a €1,000,000. Wrote a sizeable contribution to the Chris Harris thread and then lost it before it posted will write it again -- but it goes precisely to the debate being discussed here. Cheers, Steve
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Race Car
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My dad was just offered 435k for his 2005 4,600 mile guards red CGT. He wasn't interested in selling since he loves the car but I guess that can give some insight on how the market is actually doing. Only really see the market for them going up as many collectors don't seem to be too thrilled with all the new cars and all the fancy electronics.
#119
Rennlist Member
The CGT is the only supercar that I am aware of where there is a price difference within production years, yet the specs are the same. Granted, this gap has shrunk to near zero, but has no logical reason to exist.
I suspect we have reached the point where the quality of the car itself will dictate the price, and this one looks perfect.
I suspect we have reached the point where the quality of the car itself will dictate the price, and this one looks perfect.
#120
My dad was just offered 435k for his 2005 4,600 mile guards red CGT. He wasn't interested in selling since he loves the car but I guess that can give some insight on how the market is actually doing. Only really see the market for them going up as many collectors don't seem to be too thrilled with all the new cars and all the fancy electronics.