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Given the wealth of this individual, it would not surprise me if he doesn't even remember that he owns them. I've seen a few of them and they're stunning.
What you describe isn't a car collector, it's a car hoarder. haha
I'm at around 6500 miles now (been a cold winter here!) and can promise that the car gets better and better with miles on it. Exhaust is loosening up as well, and sound is much more raucous than when new
That's fantastic!
It's one thing to say you're one of hundreds that own a 911R. It's something completely different to know you're one of a handful that has really got to enjoy it. Congrats.
Porsche has something like 23 911 variants. This is one of them. This happens over and over. When they first hit the ground a big premium. As time goes on the premium is less.
Porsche has something like 23 911 variants. This is one of them. This happens over and over. When they first hit the ground a big premium. As time goes on the premium is less.
Yup, will happen with the GT3, GT3RS, and the GT2RS as well....rinse and repeat. Curious if people buying those cars for an "investment" will learn the hard way that they should have just driven the damn cars. haha
Yup, will happen with the GT3, GT3RS, and the GT2RS as well....rinse and repeat. Curious if people buying those cars for an "investment" will learn the hard way that they should have just driven the damn cars. haha
When a model is built without limitation paying over MSRP is a long term losing proposition ... paying MSRP and driving the car makes more sense.
03-08-2018, 08:42 PM
