mad_max

That's a very low asking price. Most dealers are still in la la land and asking $160+ for their 2016s. I'm also in the market for one and from what I've seen if all checks out well $115k is a good price to pay for what OP is looking at. I've been turned away by dealers even at offering MSRP for a 2015 car that had the the spec I wanted. Now I'm happy they didn't take my offer!

https://manhattan.porschedealer.com/...+White+1175221

Craigy

Just understand the car will be more difficult to sell later.

Gt3dan

That’s my old gt3, I got 133k on a trade for gt3rs

PNWDude

Boom! 133k for a 2016 with maybe high 140-low 150 MSRP? There is another data point for those of us tracking prices waiting to buy.

I bet they will take 136-137. That's for a 2016! From the dealer! Just to show how ridiculous some of the listings out there are IMHO.

mad_max

I think that’s a high $130, low $140 MSRP car.

consolidated

I strongly suspect they're looking for more than a 3-4k margin. But I'm not Porsche Dealer, I just play one on Rennlist.

PNWDude

I spotted lift, 18ways, chronos, CF bits off the pictures (That's close to 10k?) Not sure what else it has. Vindecoderz.com seems to not work for 2016?
I am sure there are bunch of small random stuff we don't see which tick the price up higher. But Maybe you are right. I dunno for sure since I am just basing off my casual observation, typically, when I start seeing CF stuffs, MSRP seems to be >mid 140.
I would have called the dealer and gotten more info, but that's not what i am looking for...

They were, and probably still want to. But they have the car since 9/2. 45 days+ at this point. Plop that money in front of them at the end of the month, I bet they will play ball especially with winter coming. In the end, it is another unit sold.

Gt3dan

Msrp 146k, 18 way seat and lift, carbon dash.Never track or launch

CAlexio

Is there a way to tell if it’s never been launched?

911therapy

Yes, the owner/prior owner will be easily identified as a pansy.......kidding. Sort of.

In all seriousness, how can anyone buy these cars and not use them for their intended purpose. Tracking, launching etc. nice for the subsequent owners, but nuts for the cars to be so babied.

mad_max

Made an offer at $140k on 2016 $144k MSRP Guards red car that showed up at a Chicago area dealer two days ago. Dealer got back to me saying it was just sold at $145k. Every single car I've made an offer on sold for more than my offer and over MSRP! And my offers have always been not lower than $4-5k below.

911therapy

call me a sucker...but I just bought a 2015 guards red GT3 and paid msrp. Had 1100 miles. LWB. MSRP was $141k and thats what I paid. Shopped quite a bit. Could have saved off MSRP quite bit, but that was for cars with more than 10k miles and no LWB.

shapiroeric

You got the color and options you wanted for a fair price. People spend months trying to save a few grand while you’re driving....far from a sucker.....congrats

mad_max

Is that the car Isringhausen listed here? That had CPO and LWBs are more desirable, and that price point makes sense. I was looking at their white car, and ready to pay MSRP but they seriously lowballed on my trade.

911therapy

Yep thats the one. The white one was excellent too.