991 GT3 market enthusiasm ?
05-26-2015, 11:09 PM
#16
Three Wheelin'
Is there any enthusiasm? So many for sale? The answer lies in folks awaiting in line to pay over MSRP for 991.1 GT3s including some pre loved ones. That is what I call market enthusiasm!
05-27-2015, 02:43 AM
#17
Pdk just created a larger market which is overall good for buyers and sellers. For reference in 2011 when I tried to sell my pristine 4 month old 997.2 gt3 no one would want one at 15 k below Msrp white with all right options. I traded it in for a Ferrari.
Now fast forward I can sell my 3 month old 2015 lWb car for at least Msrp quickly.
I love this car , imo it's much better than any past gt3. I do miss manual at times but overall brilliance makes you forget the lack of manual.
Now fast forward I can sell my 3 month old 2015 lWb car for at least Msrp quickly.
I love this car , imo it's much better than any past gt3. I do miss manual at times but overall brilliance makes you forget the lack of manual.
05-27-2015, 11:25 AM
#18
Racer
Thread Starter
below from the 997gt3 thread ... just for reference... many buyers feel car has broader "dynamic range" and demographic appeal...
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The 991 GT3 is targeting a different buyer, no doubt. I recently received an invitation email from my AAdvantage Private Pass card to sign up for one of their offers. Here's what it said:
Quote:
Enjoy an exciting driving experience you will remember forever! Spend Saturday evening in one of the Waldorf Astoria's premier rooms, then wake up Sunday for an epic trip along the Hudson River from the driver's seat of a Ferrari 458 Italia, a McLaren MP4-12C and, a Porsche GT3. Enjoy the exhilaration of the open road led by acclaimed racecar driver Dider Theys, as well as a helicopter ride to amplify your high-velocity experience.
In prior years a 911 Turbo variant would've been offered. It has now been replaced by a GT3. Draw your own conclusions.
>>
The 991 GT3 is targeting a different buyer, no doubt. I recently received an invitation email from my AAdvantage Private Pass card to sign up for one of their offers. Here's what it said:
Quote:
Enjoy an exciting driving experience you will remember forever! Spend Saturday evening in one of the Waldorf Astoria's premier rooms, then wake up Sunday for an epic trip along the Hudson River from the driver's seat of a Ferrari 458 Italia, a McLaren MP4-12C and, a Porsche GT3. Enjoy the exhilaration of the open road led by acclaimed racecar driver Dider Theys, as well as a helicopter ride to amplify your high-velocity experience.
In prior years a 911 Turbo variant would've been offered. It has now been replaced by a GT3. Draw your own conclusions.
05-27-2015, 05:49 PM
#19
below from the 997gt3 thread ... just for reference... many buyers feel car has broader "dynamic range" and demographic appeal...
>>
The 991 GT3 is targeting a different buyer, no doubt. I recently received an invitation email from my AAdvantage Private Pass card to sign up for one of their offers. Here's what it said:
Quote:
Enjoy an exciting driving experience you will remember forever! Spend Saturday evening in one of the Waldorf Astoria's premier rooms, then wake up Sunday for an epic trip along the Hudson River from the driver's seat of a Ferrari 458 Italia, a McLaren MP4-12C and, a Porsche GT3. Enjoy the exhilaration of the open road led by acclaimed racecar driver Dider Theys, as well as a helicopter ride to amplify your high-velocity experience.
In prior years a 911 Turbo variant would've been offered. It has now been replaced by a GT3. Draw your own conclusions.
>>
The 991 GT3 is targeting a different buyer, no doubt. I recently received an invitation email from my AAdvantage Private Pass card to sign up for one of their offers. Here's what it said:
Quote:
Enjoy an exciting driving experience you will remember forever! Spend Saturday evening in one of the Waldorf Astoria's premier rooms, then wake up Sunday for an epic trip along the Hudson River from the driver's seat of a Ferrari 458 Italia, a McLaren MP4-12C and, a Porsche GT3. Enjoy the exhilaration of the open road led by acclaimed racecar driver Dider Theys, as well as a helicopter ride to amplify your high-velocity experience.
In prior years a 911 Turbo variant would've been offered. It has now been replaced by a GT3. Draw your own conclusions.
It's a great car. Just buy it and don't look back.....like the rest of us. Your not going to find on this board/or the current market, for that matter- any reason not to.....and who cares about the hype when you are the one spending the $$$$$$$
05-27-2015, 11:24 PM
#21
Three Wheelin'
below from the 997gt3 thread ... just for reference... many buyers feel car has broader "dynamic range" and demographic appeal...
>>
The 991 GT3 is targeting a different buyer, no doubt. I recently received an invitation email from my AAdvantage Private Pass card to sign up for one of their offers. Here's what it said:
Quote:
Enjoy an exciting driving experience you will remember forever! Spend Saturday evening in one of the Waldorf Astoria's premier rooms, then wake up Sunday for an epic trip along the Hudson River from the driver's seat of a Ferrari 458 Italia, a McLaren MP4-12C and, a Porsche GT3. Enjoy the exhilaration of the open road led by acclaimed racecar driver Dider Theys, as well as a helicopter ride to amplify your high-velocity experience.
In prior years a 911 Turbo variant would've been offered. It has now been replaced by a GT3. Draw your own conclusions.
>>
The 991 GT3 is targeting a different buyer, no doubt. I recently received an invitation email from my AAdvantage Private Pass card to sign up for one of their offers. Here's what it said:
Quote:
Enjoy an exciting driving experience you will remember forever! Spend Saturday evening in one of the Waldorf Astoria's premier rooms, then wake up Sunday for an epic trip along the Hudson River from the driver's seat of a Ferrari 458 Italia, a McLaren MP4-12C and, a Porsche GT3. Enjoy the exhilaration of the open road led by acclaimed racecar driver Dider Theys, as well as a helicopter ride to amplify your high-velocity experience.
In prior years a 911 Turbo variant would've been offered. It has now been replaced by a GT3. Draw your own conclusions.
05-27-2015, 11:34 PM
#22
Race Car
yes
don't u read reviews?
new is better.
why so many for sale?
u must b new.
I have a 2014 I sold
bought 2015
sold
buying 2016
think selling too
rs coming
gt4 coming
I HAVE TO BEAT ACSATCO
we, the gt3 brigade keeps the world economy working.
selling a car doesn't mean u don't like it.
just bc I cheat on my wife doesn't mean I don't love her, that's just an example. don't hold me to it.
just bc I beat up my kids doesn't mean I don't love them. had to starve max no breakfast no lunch and make him watch me and his sister eat ice cream since he lied about practicing baseball....
and why does it matter if others like the car. it only matters if YOU like the car.
don't u read reviews?
new is better.
why so many for sale?
u must b new.
I have a 2014 I sold
bought 2015
sold
buying 2016
think selling too
rs coming
gt4 coming
I HAVE TO BEAT ACSATCO
we, the gt3 brigade keeps the world economy working.
selling a car doesn't mean u don't like it.
just bc I cheat on my wife doesn't mean I don't love her, that's just an example. don't hold me to it.
just bc I beat up my kids doesn't mean I don't love them. had to starve max no breakfast no lunch and make him watch me and his sister eat ice cream since he lied about practicing baseball....
and why does it matter if others like the car. it only matters if YOU like the car.
05-27-2015, 11:42 PM
#23
Race Car
below from the 997gt3 thread ... just for reference... many buyers feel car has broader "dynamic range" and demographic appeal...
>>
The 991 GT3 is targeting a different buyer, no doubt. I recently received an invitation email from my AAdvantage Private Pass card to sign up for one of their offers. Here's what it said:
Quote:
Enjoy an exciting driving experience you will remember forever! Spend Saturday evening in one of the Waldorf Astoria's premier rooms, then wake up Sunday for an epic trip along the Hudson River from the driver's seat of a Ferrari 458 Italia, a McLaren MP4-12C and, a Porsche GT3. Enjoy the exhilaration of the open road led by acclaimed racecar driver Dider Theys, as well as a helicopter ride to amplify your high-velocity experience.
In prior years a 911 Turbo variant would've been offered. It has now been replaced by a GT3. Draw your own conclusions.
>>
The 991 GT3 is targeting a different buyer, no doubt. I recently received an invitation email from my AAdvantage Private Pass card to sign up for one of their offers. Here's what it said:
Quote:
Enjoy an exciting driving experience you will remember forever! Spend Saturday evening in one of the Waldorf Astoria's premier rooms, then wake up Sunday for an epic trip along the Hudson River from the driver's seat of a Ferrari 458 Italia, a McLaren MP4-12C and, a Porsche GT3. Enjoy the exhilaration of the open road led by acclaimed racecar driver Dider Theys, as well as a helicopter ride to amplify your high-velocity experience.
In prior years a 911 Turbo variant would've been offered. It has now been replaced by a GT3. Draw your own conclusions.
Astoria? Meh