viprklr

I have a nicely optioned 2015 Porsche GT3. I bought the car with 66 miles in April 2015. Unfortunately time, business & other commitments haven't allowed me to enjoy the car. 2 years later & the GT3 has 1132 miles. The car has never been tracked & it is perfect in all respects. The sticker was $155,360. I spent an additional $4000 having the front covered in Xpel along with Ceramic coating on the rest of the car. The only other thing I have done to the car was to put an RSS X-pipe (I still have the original). I am looking to put the car up for sale so that someone can enjoy it as it sits in my heated man cave under a car cover right now.
Maintenance wise, I had the oil changed in July 2016 at 1100 miles by Porsche of Ann Arbor.
I would appreciate any feedback from fellow Rennlisters what is a reasonable price point.

goin2drt

I bet you get $155k for it. Maybe a little less.

RyanSD

You have a perfectly specced GT3 with the buckets. Looks track ready. would Say the same thing, sell it for 155k

slvr993

Agreed - within 5% of MSRP is reasonable. In all seriousness - I bought a 2016 this past Tuesday. If this was available I'd have paid the $155.

kfmcmahon

seats don't even look like they were sat in!
my first thought was MSRP
GLWS

robmypro

Probably close to MSRP. Seems to be spec'd really well.

2006m5

If you wholesale it to a dealer ...130's.
Retail...145k.

golfnutintib

i would concur with most posters above, and say ~145 for a quick sell, msrp to squeeze the last dollar out of it over a few months

btw op - you may want to expand the shot of the mulroney... it can't be read as it currently posted - so one cannot see the exact options spec'd

NiteCrawlr

I just bought a certified 2015 gt3 with 6500 miles for msrp (just under 140) a month ago. I would say msrp is a good bet.

viprklr

viprklr

Thanks guys for the feedback. My intention is to list it this week.

bronson7

Within 5% of msrp sounds about right, GLWS