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Old 03-09-2019, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Maverick787
The 2016 Spyders are still the sleepers only 5 less HP than the GT4, and only 800 in the US. They still trade at MSRP after 4 years or slightly under. Sold mine for the RS, and didn’t want to move the 458 Spider too many smiles at start up. No regrets the Spyder is a damn good car for what it does, and less than 2900 lbs good car to drive hard.
Originally Posted by -eztrader-
Great fun cars - agree - but they really need a GT engine (even toned down) and get rid of the terrible fake exhaust crackles.
I kind of disagree. The stock Carrera S engine in the Spyder is more than enough for that chassis (maybe even too much). My biggest issue with the Spyder is the damn tall gears. Makes having a MT almost pointless. Two shifts is all that you really need, before you go to jail.
Old 03-09-2019, 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Dot23RS
5,500 991 GT3’s produced for NA and only 265 used/certified on autotrader night now.
95% of these are locked away in garages. 5% in the used market is not a crazy number imo.
Among those, there are 162 of slightly used 2018 GT3 for sale in US alone. And the last I checked < 2700 copies of .2 GT3 were sold to the states. Yeah, you can take the comfort this is still under 10%, but have to realize this figure is the initial turnover rate after several months of ownership. You'd think within 4-5 years the overall turnover will be > 50%. The point is, the market of this type of GT toys is more limited than you think and primarily to a small circle of repeat customers. The current production has more than met the "high demand" that is phony and artificial. All these cars will go the route of BMW M2: initially a long waiting list and used copies holding strong resale but BMW smelled the money and flooded the market.
Old 03-09-2019, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by NelsonF
These cars are still not too well known by many. The cat may be out of the bag on the next version and it will likely be pricier as Porsche won't make the same mistake again. Kind of fun to have such a little known secret for those of us that have them. Also fortunate for us that Porsche produced such a limited number of cars.
‘yup, actually price was not cheap 100k with decent options ......I would say a 10% increase is coming with the engine upgrade/4 year old parts bin model. I do think the 981 will be the most desired only came in manual/looks with great steering. Gears are tall like mentioned above 1 and 2 were good around town. Got the car for weekend trips for me and the wife, but hence she hated the buckets didn’t drive much vs the others. Great car though.
Old 03-12-2019, 03:02 PM
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UPDATE - When adding in 2019 MYs with GT3 and GT3RS trims, the number jumps to 340 used car listings. (CarGurus only)

Looks like Porsche took advantage of the high demand, charged out the nose for PTS and made a nice profit. I would expect this market to reduce the number of flippers and ADM levels for the 992, as some will clearly have been burned.

The wait continues.
Old 03-12-2019, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by ipse dixit
I kind of disagree. The stock Carrera S engine in the Spyder is more than enough for that chassis (maybe even too much).
Agreed. With the tire on the car and that chassis, more power will just means more wheelspin. It's pretty easy to break the rear loose as it is. Another 50hp would be fairly useless unless they add some grip.
Old 03-12-2019, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by -eztrader-
Great fun cars - agree - but they really need a GT engine (even toned down) and get rid of the terrible fake exhaust crackles.
You know you can turn off the fake exhaust crackles, at least for in town rev ranges, right? I rarely have the sport exhaust button on. The car sounds fine as is, and when you rev it up, you get the full exhaust sound anyway. But when you slow and drive normally, no stupid backfire crackles. The neighbors like me.
Old 03-12-2019, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by NA430GTS
UPDATE - When adding in 2019 MYs with GT3 and GT3RS trims, the number jumps to 340 used car listings. (CarGurus only)

Looks like Porsche took advantage of the high demand, charged out the nose for PTS and made a nice profit. I would expect this market to reduce the number of flippers and ADM levels for the 992, as some will clearly have been burned.

The wait continues.
No way, when the 992 hits the dealers it’s gonna be the new toy around, and there will be people that will pay more to get the first round. The whole idea of scarcity was imposed by dealers and Porsche at the expense of real buyers.
Old 03-12-2019, 04:06 PM
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Great thread guys. I am in the market for a GT3 , but after reading this, it seems we are on the brink of a price correction. I was looking at a .1GT3, but for that car, would you wait or pull the trigger now ? Or maybe consider a .2 in the next few months, post 4/15 .....
Old 03-12-2019, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by kash101
Great thread guys. I am in the market for a GT3 , but after reading this, it seems we are on the brink of a price correction. I was looking at a .1GT3, but for that car, would you wait or pull the trigger now ? Or maybe consider a .2 in the next few months, post 4/15 .....
Depends. If you are OK with PDK, I would get a .1 and save the money. Personally, I would probably buy a manual .2 if I was looking today. Plenty of good cars that can be had for MSRP or even less. If I bought one for MSRP to -10 MSRP, I would be thrilled and not look back. At some point, buy the car and have fun. Waiting for a better deal is crazy to me.
Old 03-12-2019, 05:18 PM
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Used .2s are only worth msrp especially with manual- but was offered an incoming manual 19 GT3 at 15k ADM- passed
Old 03-12-2019, 05:20 PM
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i prefer PDK actually, which is why i initially was looking at the 991.1 , but i haven't been able to find a MSRP or less than MSRP PDK .2 anywhere...
Old 03-12-2019, 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by kash101
i prefer PDK actually, which is why i initially was looking at the 991.1 , but i haven't been able to find a MSRP or less than MSRP PDK .2 anywhere...
Check E bay or Auto Trader. There out there.
Old 03-12-2019, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Scottykenneth

Me personally it was really about timing for me. At the time I had a 1996 Jeep Cherokee. Very few options. So I went bought a GTS( I had two 2018 GTS’s bc im nuts and traded one in for another one w better options) Kept my Jeep for a daily. Obv the GTS had heated seats , sat radio , etc... kept it for awhile but was missing the raw power that my GT4 had. So eventually I got rid of the 96 Jeep( actually **** the bed) and got a 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee w all the nice options. So at this point I said see ya GTS and hello to a GT3. Best move I made. If I never got the new Jeep I would have stayed w the GTS. Dont get me wrong GTS’s are awesome cars. Just missed the raw race feel from the GT4 I had. I did pay ADM and it did sting a lot lol. But I searched for 4 months for a spec I wanted and low and behold it was the dealer down the street from me. Was it a Sign? Idk but bit the bullet and just went for it. I still look online @ the for sale GT3’s and still havnt crossed any w the exact spec I wanted.(But have now) So im glad I didnt hesitate and just went for it. Only live once. Gotta pay to play. Heres pics in order 16 GT4 18 GTS( Silver) then 18 GTS ( White) then 18 GT3. ^^^
sounds kind of like me. Bought a CPO 2102 991 C2S PDK when we bought my wifes 2016 Cayenne Diesel. Seats weren't comfortable, and to me, the PDK made it feel like any other car, not a sports car, so I traded it for a 2013 C2S with sport + and manual. Kept that about a year when I decided to get rid of it and my M4 and traded on the GT4. Was extremely happy with that car, but when I got an allocation on a GT3 at MSRP, I didn't want to pass. Now I am truly happy. (for now)
Old 03-12-2019, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Jbarnes RS
Check E bay or Auto Trader. There out there.
thank you
Old 03-12-2019, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by kash101
but after reading this, it seems we are on the brink of a price correction.
on the brink of price correction? there's a .2 PTS GT3 on the for sale board for $11,000 under sticker right now. And if i remember correctly it even includes clear bra. We're well past brink.

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