New GT2 RS ADM
02-19-2019, 01:57 PM
#91
Three Wheelin'
Yup it will be six years before the next GT2RS iteration. 
I don't think it will sell below MSRP unless it has serious miles or damaged. Plus it is winter, who buys these cars to store them? 
ITis a seasonal car anyway. Cheaper in winter and expensive come late spring, summer, and early fall for some fun! 
More importantly, just enjoy the TOYZ, it is better that way.
Drive safe,
GT3RS-Fan1
I don't think it will sell below MSRP unless it has serious miles or damaged. Plus it is winter, who buys these cars to store them? ITis a seasonal car anyway. Cheaper in winter and expensive come late spring, summer, and early fall for some fun! More importantly, just enjoy the TOYZ, it is better that way.
Drive safe,
GT3RS-Fan1
All y'all ' who are saying under msrp by the summer are mistaken IMHO. people are offering three year old GT4s with miles above MSRP here on rennlist, and obviously the GT4 doesn't hold a candle to a gt2rs. I don't think a gt2rs with few miles will trade below msrp for a very long time if ever.
Lowest ADM on nationalpreownedporsche.com is $60k. I like the Brewster one north Scottsdale has, but that’s $100k over asking. Oh, and the first PTS Touring I have seen listed on nationalpreownedPorsche at $30k over. Of course, it has no actual picture so we don’t know what color it is. Gold Coast Porsche in New York. Edit: I am a super stalker, it appears to be the geyser grey metallic from Porsche Roslyn that is now for sale. Checked the carfax and options against the registry.
02-19-2019, 06:41 PM
#92
Burning Brakes
That sounds too familiar. A little under 4 years ago I talked to the manager of the local Ferrari dealership about getting a regular 488, and he said he wasn't even going to put me on a list because there was zero way I was going to get to buy one since I never had a Ferrari before. He said he'd sell me a used 458, or a new California, and I had no interest in those cars, and even less interest in their snooty attitude and games, so I went and bought a Huracan instead. Much better buying experience, dealership was awesome, Lambo owners are awesome and friendly, just a great experience all around compare to what I've experienced with Ferrari.
My experience with Porsche GT cars has also been very straightforward. I bought a new GTS, got offered a GT3 a couple of months after, and a couple of months after getting my GT3 I was offered a GT3 RS. I bought all at MSRP. I've been offered multiple GT2 RS as well but with an ADM (I could probably have gotten them under $50k), but I just refuse to pay any ADM at all so I turned them down. Wouldn't surprise me now that I just picked up my GT3 RS if a GT2 RS at MSRP falls in my lap as well.
My experience with Porsche GT cars has also been very straightforward. I bought a new GTS, got offered a GT3 a couple of months after, and a couple of months after getting my GT3 I was offered a GT3 RS. I bought all at MSRP. I've been offered multiple GT2 RS as well but with an ADM (I could probably have gotten them under $50k), but I just refuse to pay any ADM at all so I turned them down. Wouldn't surprise me now that I just picked up my GT3 RS if a GT2 RS at MSRP falls in my lap as well.
I seriously don't know why these high end dealers think acting like the snobbiest smug piece of trash sells the most cars.
02-19-2019, 08:25 PM
#94
Burning Brakes
hahaha Carlsen and Stevens Creek def have crazy asking prices
02-19-2019, 09:25 PM
#95
The douche level at Ferrari dealers (Austin and Beverly Hills specifically) seriously makes not want to ever go. Although Porsche of Austin I'd say was the same, Beverly Hills was pretty douche too minus Sam there. Most other Porsche dealers like South Bay, Carlsen, Marin, Fresno, Stevens Creek were fairly cool. So I am sure "Buying Experience" is more dealer than Brand, it would be hard for me to disagree with Ferrari being more douchey though.
I seriously don't know why these high end dealers think acting like the snobbiest smug piece of trash sells the most cars.
I seriously don't know why these high end dealers think acting like the snobbiest smug piece of trash sells the most cars.
02-20-2019, 08:56 AM
#97
02-20-2019, 09:50 AM
#98
Nordschleife Master
02-20-2019, 02:27 PM
#100
All y'all ' who are saying under msrp by the summer are mistaken IMHO. people are offering three year old GT4s with miles above MSRP here on rennlist, and obviously the GT4 doesn't hold a candle to a gt2rs. I don't think a gt2rs with few miles will trade below msrp for a very long time if ever.
https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...n-gt4-cpo.html
02-20-2019, 06:12 PM
#101
Rennlist Member
That isn't a 400k car. Apples and oranges, regardless if u r right or wrong. Sticker matters for a while and then it's just how much people are willing to stroke a check for a given car.
02-20-2019, 10:47 PM
#102
02-20-2019, 10:48 PM
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