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Old 05-13-2019, 02:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Targa Tim
if only 200 in NA, then I consider myself very lucky to get one at MSRP as I don't have a 918.

I guess 20+ years of Porsche loyalty means something
There will be around 650 for NA. 1948 worldwide.

$100k+ ADM if you can find one is the current market here in SoCal.
Old 05-16-2019, 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Dot23RS
There will be around 650 for NA. 1948 worldwide.

$100k+ ADM if you can find one is the current market here in SoCal.
I think it's close to 550-600 for usa.
Should be around 225 918 vips left
Estimating probably 50 other vips or hand selected people
There are ~190 dealers in usa

Some dealers will get 3-4 of them but most will only get one.

I was offered a slot at 100 over and frankly think that is a lot of money. ~415k all in plus taxes is big money.
Old 05-16-2019, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by misterwaterfall
What *you're not taking into account is that when the next correction hits, these will not be worth “more” in several years. If several years in 10+, maybe. Notice any trends with pricing and inventory as of late? Wonder why all these high value cars are showing up in spades to the auctions?
Yeah, here's the trend....ADM starts high at first and then it melts like ice on a hot day. Same thing will happen with the Speedster.
Old 05-16-2019, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by C.J. Ichiban
I think it's close to 550-600 for usa.
Should be around 225 918 vips left
Estimating probably 50 other vips or hand selected people
There are ~190 dealers in usa

Some dealers will get 3-4 of them but most will only get one.

I was offered a slot at 100 over and frankly think that is a lot of money. ~415k all in plus taxes is big money.
Did you at least get one non-VIP allocation?
Old 05-16-2019, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by C.J. Ichiban
I think it's close to 550-600 for usa.
Should be around 225 918 vips left
Estimating probably 50 other vips or hand selected people
There are ~190 dealers in usa

Some dealers will get 3-4 of them but most will only get one.

I was offered a slot at 100 over and frankly think that is a lot of money. ~415k all in plus taxes is big money.
I agree. $415k for a speedster just doesn't make sense to me. I don't collect cars though. Funner to drive them. I also have a hard time thinking what else I can buy for $415k like a 720s Spyder, 812 superfast or probably a Pista if I was interested. All those cars are at a different level to me. The speedster is a convertible GT3 for almost triple the money!
Old 05-16-2019, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by WildBill
It makes no sense to me why Porsche makes it difficult to get a Speedster or any GT car. Anyone that has the means should be able to walk into any Porsche dealership and order one to their specification at MSRP.
with 1948 pcs of Speedster it could be true. Too much for limited edition
Old 05-16-2019, 02:38 PM
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I've not spoken to any dealers, but from friends that have the NY/CT area seems to be looking for $200k over. A whole bunch of cars I would rather have, but sure some people will pay up.
Old 05-16-2019, 02:52 PM
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What was the highest ADM charged when the 911R was released?
Old 05-16-2019, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by drdonger
People are idiots of they want to pay ADM in this economy. RS' can be had at msrp and GT3's under now. When the market corrects and economy dips, the car market will plummet.
Why do people keep saying this? No, you can't get a new RS/GT3 without ADM unless you bought 19 cars from them. Or you got extraordinarily lucky.

The dealers near me are still selling 2018s and 2019s new on the lot for $20-50K ADM. Including "regular" GT3s and RSs.

If you're talking about used, sure you can find them "at MSRP" but that's a used car and it doesn't count in my book.
Old 05-16-2019, 04:44 PM
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Guesstimate from release to about a year after issue, minimum $100K with a high of $250K ADM.

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Originally Posted by shamoo
Why do people keep saying this? No, you can't get a new RS/GT3 without ADM unless you bought 19 cars from them. Or you got extraordinarily lucky.

The dealers near me are still selling 2018s and 2019s new on the lot for $20-50K ADM. Including "regular" GT3s and RSs.

If you're talking about used, sure you can find them "at MSRP" but that's a used car and it doesn't count in my book.
there have been dealers and individuals posting here for MSRP deals on both GT3's and RS's. Sorry to burst your bubble
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Originally Posted by misterwaterfall
there have been dealers and individuals posting here for MSRP deals on both GT3's and RS's. Sorry to burst your bubble
Maybe I missed them, but I'm browsing this forum a lot.

Not to say you're wrong, but folks said the same thing 1-2 years ago. "MSRP deals are everywhere!" When I asked to see them, crickets.

Some which I did see posted actually do have an ADM when you call the dealer.
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BOTH of you are correct. Especially this driving season, late spring, summer, early fall, I would be hard pressed to see a dealer selling these GT* cars at MSRP. It is called "Reality Check" time.

Those I hear who get cars at MSRP are VIP and VVIP who buys multiple cars every year.

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Originally Posted by misterwaterfall
there have been dealers and individuals posting here for MSRP deals on both GT3's and RS's. Sorry to burst your bubble
Originally Posted by shamoo
Maybe I missed them, but I'm browsing this forum a lot.

Not to say you're wrong, but folks said the same thing 1-2 years ago. "MSRP deals are everywhere!" When I asked to see them, crickets.

Some which I did see posted actually do have an ADM when you call the dealer.
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Originally Posted by FSB
with 1948 pcs of Speedster it could be true. Too much for limited edition
😂 Find an open allocation for MSRP and get back to me.
Old 05-16-2019, 09:52 PM
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ADM on this kind of car makes more sense than a GT car. A Porsche numbered vehicle that is bound to "appreciate" over time. What length of time that is and what that appreciate number is up to the market?


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