Harry Da Hamster

Hey there folks. I just wanted to see peoples opinion on 991.1 GT3 RS values. Seems like People resold them round the tune of $250k around a year ago, but now most are sitting in the 210-220 range which a handful are now in the 190k range. If we were speculate, why are GT3 RS values plummeting? Do you think $190k will be the norm thus positioning some outliers in the 180k range and less?

robmypro

WenigerAberBeser

drdonger

It's hilarious that people think they will keep driving cars for free. In 99.5 percent of cases, a car is a depreciating asset. These newer Porsches are produced in such high quantities. They are not collector cars.

goin2drt

People aren't rationale, period. While you can get RS' for sticker you still have people posting higher mileage cars for sale +$10K over.

Spyerx

shapiroeric

OH MY GOD!!!!!!....I need to sell ASAP before they totally crash to zero!!!!!!

carz80am

They are now 2+ year old cars, so yeah, they are dropping...

carcommander

Only the LO cars will go to zero.

-eztrader-

The only thing that matters is the stitching color

ranger22

Of course they are plummeting. Haven't you seen the video of the 991.2 GT3 smoking the 991.1 RS? I mean, the RS isn't even a motorsports motor! Fire sale time!

shapiroeric

EST

Ducati1199

As someone looking to get back into a P GT car I've been looking at .1 RS's and am amazed that a 5-7k mile car with PCCB's, lift, leather, sports chrono are still being offered by dealers in the $210-225 range - still a fair amount over MSRP for a 2-3 year old car - the value is amazing. I'm sure you could knock a dealer down a few thou but the craziness also lies in that those with an MSRP allocation for a moderately spec'd .2 RS are getting a superior car and would be paying less than a lot of these dealer two year old .1 RS's?!?!?
The .1 RS supply - demand equation has to start obeying the laws fairly soon (doesn't it?!?! )

shapiroeric

It may....it may not....this topic has gone on for years and likely will continue....I think regardless of "what it's worth" or "what it will be worth" they're just cars and meant to be driven....On the flip side compared to most current high priced cars the entire GT lineup will always be a great buy if depreciation is a concern......