Recent auction prices for 16 RS
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Any recent Manheim results?
#18
So, looks like $180K is a good trade value on a $200ish MSRP.
#19
Really? After watching Autotrader and Cars.com for about a year, There are more and more cars offered in $180K. I don't think trade is more than $170K at this point. There are over a 100 cars on the market now.
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Rennlist Member
You can get a nice $200k+ msrp in the mid $170s now for a 5-10k mile car.
Definitely buyers market for .1 RS. Many cars on the market for a long, long time.
One year ago, it was still 10k over MSRP. Those days are gone.
Definitely buyers market for .1 RS. Many cars on the market for a long, long time.
One year ago, it was still 10k over MSRP. Those days are gone.
#24
Rennlist Member
"Auction" and "991 RS" in the same sentence just doesn't make sense whatsoever.
That some recent events featured a car or two doesn't mean they belong there. Or that the estimated prices were anything reflective of real world.
That some recent events featured a car or two doesn't mean they belong there. Or that the estimated prices were anything reflective of real world.
#25
Track Day
Its definitely a buyers market and I think prices are going to keep moving downwards with the stock market trending down, high inventory for sale, new model not trading with super high ADM.
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Race Director
I don’t think it is just .1 RS prices that are soft. Hearing same comments about F cars too.
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Race Director
Right now I'm trying to sell a simple set of OZ wheels with MPSC2 tires....Ive had some wacky inquiries on those.
#28
Rennlist Member
With the stock market crashing and interest rates increasing, I've decided to sit on the sidelines for a few months and see how things shake out (except my new 3RS coming in February). I would probably bail from it too, but I customized it a bunch and would hate to stick the dealer with it. Prices will be coming down on everything I think. The party is almost over.
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I agree with you. I have been watching the sites as well. You can find several cars with very little miles close to MSRP, thus driving the cars with 5-10K miles $10-$20k bellow.
Its definitely a buyers market and I think prices are going to keep moving downwards with the stock market trending down, high inventory for sale, new model not trading with super high ADM.
Its definitely a buyers market and I think prices are going to keep moving downwards with the stock market trending down, high inventory for sale, new model not trading with super high ADM.
With the stock market crashing and interest rates increasing, I've decided to sit on the sidelines for a few months and see how things shake out (except my new 3RS coming in February). I would probably bail from it too, but I customized it a bunch and would hate to stick the dealer with it. Prices will be coming down on everything I think. The party is almost over.
I've been dipping my toe in the water on 3RS allocations but the timing isn't ideal for me, and I've seen ADMs fall a bit. Along with being offered 5-10 3RS in x spec that have been built/in transit or on the ground and "buyer backed out" just cold calling around. And this is with the perception that March will be the last 3RS builds but then watch as PAG turns right around to open up April and/or May + VIP holding period coming to an end. I saw a brand new chalk 3RS WP sitting at a dealership, and told it cannot be moved for 6 months since the owner is a 918 VIP and will likely try to move it on 6 mo + 1 day...