NewtownGT3

Just saw a new listing on Autotrader for a White/Blk 2015 GT3 w/551 miles. Very nicely equipped one too....LWB, PCCB's, Lift & quite a bit of other goodies.

Typical McKenna fashion....no price listed. I wonder how much over MSRP they will be asking??

Anyone here on RL trade this one in to them??

NewtownGT3

Wow....not sure to believe this or not, but just got an email fromt the sales manager @ McKenna saying that this car was already sold this morning for $195k. The MSRP was probably in the low $170k's....is the market on this car that high???

rockitman

Check out Porsche of Greenwich, CT. They should have my CPO '15 GT3 with 650 miles for sale soon. Loaded with LWB's, CF interior, lift, extended leather, Rhodium Silver and steel brakes.

http://porscheofgreenwich.com

0to60

Selling a car with 551 miles is insane

rockitman

Not much more insane than me trading in my GT3 with 660 miles by the time I drove it to the dealer 160 miles away. Everyone has their reasons.

0to60

I'm going to drive mine till the wheels fall off. With the exception of unforeseen consequences I can't fathom selling a car few hundred miles later.

NewtownGT3

Some buy due to the hype & don't really know what the car is....then they wake up to the fact that its a bit too much. Or, they wanted to sell now while the market it hot due to incoming (insert hot car here)!

rockitman

Yes...I wanted an RS..but because of PCNA's corrupt allocation system, I went elsewhere. Not looking back and no regrets....actually happier.

GreenLantern

+1

usctrojanGT3

And buyers like me are more than happy to scoop up these ultra low mileage cars that still have the new car smell and not pay sales tax on the purchase (my GT3 had 800 miles when I bought...has 3k miles now).

0to60

I would love to hear just a few of these reasons.

Matt-R20

Wow 500 miles. Only had my green beast one week and put on 500 miles.....

0to60

It's time to sell now
Lol

LexVan

Reason #1:

Wife finds girlfriend's panties in passenger door storage pocket.

rockitman

Drive a Ferrari 458 and you will understand. If your primary use and enjoyment of the car is at the track, I think the GT3 is the way to go for a variety of reasons and being faster is not one of them. The GT3 is numb on the street compared to the 458...only my opinion having driven, albeit not long...both cars. YMMV.