A good number of 18 GT3 up for sale
#16
In GA you get credit for the taxes on the car you sold for the new purchase so you will get 100% of the tax zero loss. Dealer sells multiple cars to the same guy, and the GT3 with a fish hook to nab the ADM guy who dreams of having that GT3.
#17
Race Car
These are guys that never wanted the car, and beat the crap out of it. Sell it back to the dealer and they will split the ADM if the car is sold as consignment. By summer you will see cars all over, and your pick if you’re ok with buying a slightly used car? The RS will be a different game this go around with potential low volume, and if you can’t get a GT3 don’t even sniff the RS.
Guys who got allocations but were not that interested to begin with. Have fun configuring it, driving it for a couple thousand miles and then selling. It's common in the F-car world.
#18
Rennlist Member
I keep mine except if I get an RS allocation.
I was not thinking about the RS a month ago but felt in the trap... I am a "marketing victim"
This may explain some 2018 GT3 For Sale on the market...
#19
Rennlist Member
EDIT: I only sort on Manual Transmissions, PDK doesn't interest me - my personal viewpoint only
I don't see that many 991.2 GT3s for sale and AutoTrader recently had 8 but now they have 5
Exactly, but add that each new purchase is sequential and subject to the prior Trade-In. That means if they are roughly the same price, the tax is minimized possibly nullified.
I don't see that many 991.2 GT3s for sale and AutoTrader recently had 8 but now they have 5
Exactly, but add that each new purchase is sequential and subject to the prior Trade-In. That means if they are roughly the same price, the tax is minimized possibly nullified.
Last edited by Perimeter; 03-11-2018 at 02:03 PM.
#20
agree when I sold my RS I paid zero tax on the new car because the RS had a higher value than the car I purchased. Good system vs what I had to deal with in CA when I lived there(:
#21
Race Director
That's ashame... not to even drive it or hardly. Because it's so fun and worth the ride..... I have over 1,700 miles on mine as of today and that's while taking turns & shuffling through my other cars as well. I have friends that say why don't you consign or trade it in early for the 3RS? Or park it indefinitely to preserve miles. I'm just like efff no. Now is not the time to dispose it and wait & wait again.... plus I bought this to enjoy... not to be a garage ornament.
#22
Drifting
#24
Racer
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Racer
#27
As discussed before on here, AT scrapes dealer inventory of incoming sold cars. Unless you see an actual dealer photo, it's most likely not an available car.
#28
Race Director
Some cars are being bought to flip by financial geniuses ...
On top of dealer spec builds ...
The higher prices PAG is charging now is cutting into the game. Hard to even flip for a FSBO and make any $$. The dealers have an advantage being dealers and cars being "new" still. A FSBO trying to flip for $20K is wishful thinking.
On top of dealer spec builds ...
The higher prices PAG is charging now is cutting into the game. Hard to even flip for a FSBO and make any $$. The dealers have an advantage being dealers and cars being "new" still. A FSBO trying to flip for $20K is wishful thinking.
Last edited by STG; 03-11-2018 at 02:30 PM.
#29
Rennlist Member
Using that and running the AutoTrader search I see 7 today, 6 are USED.
https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/Porsche/911/Scottsdale+AZ-85255?zip=85255&startYear=2018&numRecords=25&sortBy=derivedpriceDESC&fir stRecord=0&endYear=2019&modelCodeList=911&makeCodeList=POR&searchRadius= 0&trimCodeList=911%7CGT3&transmissionCodes=MAN
#30
Supposing you could get $25k over seems crazy to go through all of the trouble/risk for a 10-15% return on money. Much easier ways to make that return for far less the hassle.