GT Inflations: Is this all our fault?
04-05-2018, 01:09 PM
#91
Burning Brakes
True but I'm guessing most people here didn't get to a place financially where they can afford a new GT3 by throwing their money in the garbage can.
Also re: another comment. If you're a repeat customer buying cars from a dealer but paying for depreciation you're still extracting some value. (you're driving cool cars) Just paying ADM straight up you're not really getting any value for your money imo.
Also re: another comment. If you're a repeat customer buying cars from a dealer but paying for depreciation you're still extracting some value. (you're driving cool cars) Just paying ADM straight up you're not really getting any value for your money imo.
04-05-2018, 01:45 PM
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Sure, but my point is that the demand is boosted by hype and speculation. These GT cars aren't 458 Speciales. 992 GT3 may or may not be NA, but I don't doubt that it will be great. And experience shows that Porsche can always offer a manual option if enough people want it.
