I wouldn't take an independent dealer's listing for a part fitment as any confirmation that there will be a GT4RS in MY25. I'm not saying Porsche wont, but until we see a build sheet with a production date scheduled for post September of 2024, this is just hearsay.

 

Regarding the MY24 and MY25 shift, I have one prior data point to add.

In late October of 2018 2019 GT3T allocations were granted, delivered in February 2019, but within a couple months production ended.

Suspect something similar may happen with MY25 GT4RS as well.

 

In that GT4RS introduction video made by TopGear, AP said the 4RS production would last 2 and a half years, we shall see

 

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Being perpetually kept in the state of bent overedness, I would appreciate any direction from anyone for any dealer in the country that will not keep me in this uncomfortable position. Will entertain a solid allocation, not yet born, or on the ship or on the floor, (any of em) 10k-15k over, no mags..strippers welcome 😂

 

I went back to watch that video and so concluded that 2.5 Years take us from CY2022 to CY2025... So a very good chance we will see some MY2025 cars, but who knows when they will just pull the plug on it in CY2025.

 

Interesting data point. 6K miles, CPO, and highly optioned. MSRP of $199K (However, yellow isn't the most popular color). Just sold for $217K.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...man-gt4-rs-18/

 

What is the most popular colour?

 

Given the car has WP, Mag wheels, and PCCBs, today's MSRP would be in the 210k to 220k range depending on the other options.

And nothing wrong with yellow on a sports car with a big wing

 

Good buy at $222K including the buyers fee. I think the color and higher mileage hurt it slightly but not more than $5-$10K. I think the used market for a MY23 is $215K-$230K depending on options.

 

Arctic without a doubt

 

I'm glad the cars are getting closer to MSRP. That will likely allow people to drive them more and use them. Which is always a good thing.

 

Agreed! Especially when you compare MY24 msrp to a MY23 pricing.

 

Here you go:

 

My June build, July delivery GT4RS is model year 2024. In case people are tracking that.