GT3 touring dealer price
07-18-2018, 10:06 AM
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Tourings are beginning to come on the secondary market and we should watch the take up rate - talk is cheap, money may be hard to find. If inventory starts to sit, you'll wonder if a saturation point has been reached. The GT Silver Metallic one starting at $300k over 6 months then finally wholesaled to a used car dealer speaks as a serious data point.
FYI...
2018 Silver Porsche 911 GT3 Touring
1,448 Miles
VIN# WP0AC2A90JS175259
MSRP $181,270
PCCB ($9210), BUCKETS ($5200) AXLE LIFT ($2590), PDLS ($2900), BOSE ($1600), etc.
http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...ngId=482587004
http://www.premiercars.com/vehicle-d...f1a46d1b6269cd
http://www.carfax.com/VehicleHistory...&partner=AMG_1
Good luck!
Ethan
07-18-2018, 10:14 AM
#32
If you have it - it is collectable or "could become"
If you don't have one - it is just a GT3 without the wing and not a numbered car
Seems like an important debate here, i.e. another thread of "whats my car worth".
If you don't have one - it is just a GT3 without the wing and not a numbered car
Seems like an important debate here, i.e. another thread of "whats my car worth".
07-18-2018, 04:07 PM
#33
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LOL Love these sort of threads, and my fave, most insightful, most honest reply here is from Mr. Shapiro...
"They may trend down, they may trend up....or prices will remain steady....."
"They may trend down, they may trend up....or prices will remain steady....."
07-18-2018, 08:46 PM
#34
There’s a white Touring coming into a dealer in my state, apparently 800 miles. MSRP of around $175k or so. I asked the Porsche dealer sales guy, what he thinks it will be priced at, he replied, ‘in the $190k area.’ I asked him why used 991.2 GT3’s, with low miles, are being priced much higher than MSRP. ‘They appreciate.’ He also said, ‘every dealer marks up GT cars, as do we’ and ‘unless you own a 918, you’re not paying msrp.’
07-18-2018, 09:06 PM
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^ it's not they appreciate or depreciate. those are terms attached to monetary value going up and down. useless
why?
its not important to understand why. it's the end result that matters.
most touring are 20-25 over msrp
if you dont like it, either dont buy one or wait until it's a car no one cares about
if you want it, then TODAY'S price is realy 20-25.
certainly there are outliers to these numbers, but the avg is right about there.
i like GT cars, i will pay for what i want now.
i also like cayenne and sport tourismo but i dont like them enought to pay $150msrp. i wait for 5 years.
so ONLY YOU can determine when and how to spend your money.
trying to predict value up down or even is a total waste of time
b/c
1 you will most likely be wrong
2 if u are not wrong, they you should spend your time predicting commodities mkt, equity mkt and fix income mkt, you return will allow you to pay for any of these car at any imaginable markup
why?
its not important to understand why. it's the end result that matters.
most touring are 20-25 over msrp
if you dont like it, either dont buy one or wait until it's a car no one cares about
if you want it, then TODAY'S price is realy 20-25.
certainly there are outliers to these numbers, but the avg is right about there.
i like GT cars, i will pay for what i want now.
i also like cayenne and sport tourismo but i dont like them enought to pay $150msrp. i wait for 5 years.
so ONLY YOU can determine when and how to spend your money.
trying to predict value up down or even is a total waste of time
b/c
1 you will most likely be wrong
2 if u are not wrong, they you should spend your time predicting commodities mkt, equity mkt and fix income mkt, you return will allow you to pay for any of these car at any imaginable markup
07-18-2018, 09:33 PM
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The fact that so many cars are not available to people who will drive them is a serious turn off for some. Put me on that list. I drive my frogger. Went to a local Porsche GTG a few years ago and it drew a lot of attention. OH! A GT3 RS! AS they got closer the "ohs" changed a lot. Oh my! What are all those black marks all over the body? OPR from hitting cones. Front spoiler beat to crap too. Health reasons limited me to autocross. But not now. Really want an RS, but not so much as I wanted 3 months ago. Reason is a car in my sig.
07-18-2018, 09:34 PM
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^ u are doing it right
i do buy many GT cars and i pile the miles on
before kids, my service advisor saw the odometer once and said " do u ever turn off the engine?"
i do buy many GT cars and i pile the miles on
before kids, my service advisor saw the odometer once and said " do u ever turn off the engine?"
07-18-2018, 11:50 PM
#38
I wish I had the problem of owning a GT3 to actually drive one, and rack up the miles. I've been in school for what seemed like an eternity, well into my late 20's. 8 years of working after having paid my dues (and student loans...sigh), I'm in a financially secure position to buy one. And I can't. Could be far worse things in life...but I really really really want one, guys! Just hard to stomach paying ADM, when my local dealer down the street from my house says they would sell me one at MSRP, if they had one.
