gt3 for free?
12-24-2018, 07:13 AM
#17
I have a 2016 RS you can drive for free for 6 months. $210K MSRP I will sell for $205K, you drive it for 6 months, and I'll buy it back for the same amount....I promise....easy peasy
12-24-2018, 08:46 AM
#18
SMH ..........
12-24-2018, 10:04 AM
#21
Three Wheelin'
Move to UK, put a deposit on with one of the few dealers that would accept one at least 5 years ago. Flip it without driving and you won't get another one. Simples.
lol you guys are brutal. I guess my teachers were wrong, their Are dumb questions.��*♂️
12-24-2018, 03:04 PM
#23
Rennlist Member
and here I was trying to figure out the point of this thread and OP's goal.....there is none.... not trying to make money, just trying not to lose any...so then maybe its about enjoying a great car for a short period, but OP kills that possibility with mentioning a number of other cars that are no where near the driving experience as a GT3........
shame on me for giving it that much thought
shame on me for giving it that much thought
12-24-2018, 03:30 PM
#24
Burning Brakes
Jeez, I still dont get why people are such pieces of **** on this forum, the egos are unreal. I would say the guy above who mentions the 991.1 gt3 (2014-2016) for around 120-125k will probably be your best bet at losing minimal money, the gt4 is a close second. But taxes and 5-20k in depreciation over 6 months-2 years is still going to be a decent hit.
A 6 month hold is going to hurt no matter what you buy. Also car prices seem to be cooling across the board it seems...
A 6 month hold is going to hurt no matter what you buy. Also car prices seem to be cooling across the board it seems...
12-24-2018, 03:35 PM
#25
He wants a free ride.
.1 rs it’s exactly what i got when i traded in
lexus lfa base im probably +100k
with my nurburgring lfa probably +200k
aston v12 vantage S was a minus $20k when i sold after a year and that was with a $75k manufacturer coupon basically when i bought it
my jag rs gt - 50 to 60k after 5 years of having it
My .2 3rs coming for sure is a loser Msrp of $280k plus additional mods etc will be pushing $330k. Its a loser $$$ wise but a winner in my ❤️. 🤣
now if the thing can finally show up would be great. shiraz has had my pre paid in full deposit for over a year already. 😂
Every daily we all know are losers. Is what it is. Roll the dice pal
.1 rs it’s exactly what i got when i traded in
lexus lfa base im probably +100k
with my nurburgring lfa probably +200k
aston v12 vantage S was a minus $20k when i sold after a year and that was with a $75k manufacturer coupon basically when i bought it
my jag rs gt - 50 to 60k after 5 years of having it
My .2 3rs coming for sure is a loser Msrp of $280k plus additional mods etc will be pushing $330k. Its a loser $$$ wise but a winner in my ❤️. 🤣
now if the thing can finally show up would be great. shiraz has had my pre paid in full deposit for over a year already. 😂
Every daily we all know are losers. Is what it is. Roll the dice pal
12-24-2018, 04:36 PM
#26
Drifting
This is the type of mentality that has fueled the suddenly massive GT car market. People don't want to drive them, they want them as status symbols and to possibly make money on them. When my friend who knows nothing about cars expressed in interest in getting one because he heard the same logic, I knew a GT bubble was coming! Porsche makes so many GT cars now, they are not rare. Just drive and enjoy them. Nobody makes a more fun, more reliable car. If its worth 1/2 in a few years I'll be thrilled.
12-24-2018, 08:41 PM
#27
Three Wheelin'
I financed mine, and with the payments and insurance its costing me about $100/day. At that rate, I can't afford to park it and not drive it. I'm going to drive the heck out of it. It may be my last sports car, because I can't see anything else being better!