991 GT3 RS - Confirmed Orders
#196
Yeah, and not just from pre-owned value increases, but because the options list is always insane with Ferrari's. Base MSRP is $288k.
I think when I tried maxing it out (with just normal, not bespoke, options), I can top it off at $505k. Despite its reputation, Porsche doesn't even come close in this game.
I think when I tried maxing it out (with just normal, not bespoke, options), I can top it off at $505k. Despite its reputation, Porsche doesn't even come close in this game.
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#206
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For what it's worth, this is what I know from a very reputable source. I say that knowing we all believe we have good sources. There will be roughly 700 RSs coming to the States. About 230 will go to 918 owners the remainder will be allocated to dealers by sales volume. If you haven't got one now you likely wont get one unless dealer is holding out. Everyone has their allocation already. That said, Porsche will likely hold back 10-20 cars that may be allocated at the end as dealer perks for top sellers so I would hit them up first. Production will cease in December for RSs. No word on 991.2 RSs. Everybody saying otherwise is likely guessing based on historical data.
Hope this is helpful. I was lucky to have a V200 for one of the first non 918 allocation.
Hope this is helpful. I was lucky to have a V200 for one of the first non 918 allocation.
#209
Burning Brakes
WHY? Lock in Dates for 918 buyers are near. Maybe some who thought they would have more time to flip the car, have decide not to?
#210
I would bet most 918 buyers have collections. They may or may not want an RS that is not limited. Also what's your time worth. It takes time and effort to flip a car.