Hi Guys,

I have a question to ask the community. If you guys want to get a 991.2 GT3 but you did not have an allocation for one, would you be willing to pay over MSRP for a slightly used one? if so, how much over? There is very little info on the market right now as to where should these cars be priced and I know of one that has very little use and its about to hit the market.

I want to make a fair offer before it hits the market but not sure where that number falls.

As far as spec goes its not exactly what I want, I want a manual vs PDK and I am not crazy about the color either but its not a deal breaker. Aside from that its pretty much the same.

Thoughts?

 

I'd probably pay $10-15k over for a fully configurable allocation, but I'd have no interest in, much less be willing to pay an ADM, for a car that either lacked any of my must haves or was bloated with a stuff I didn't want. So as far as you're concerned, my answer would likely be zero, which is why I turned down a pre-specced car yesterday.

 

If it wasn't the color or tranny I wanted, I wouldn't pay ADM, just straight pass and wait.

 

I wouldn't

 

May be worth flipping the question around.

If you have a .2 GT3 allocation, how much would you want over msrp for it?

I wouldn't sell mine point blank... well, almost point blank

 

Zero .....you will get one in six months. My .1 GT3 my 2nd Porsche was MSRP and people were paying up to 50K. Now RS you will pay over. Good luck.

 

Then again to answer the OP's question:

I wouldn't pay over msrp. Never have even for my 991RS.

If someone else is buying my car,... they should pay over msrp!!

Just making light of this potentially sensitive issue.

Pay what makes sense to you and be done with it mate! The GT cars are fantastic and rarely do they disappoint.

 

What in the h3ll is "slightly used"? These cars are just hitting the shores. If you want it, buy it. Don't worry what others think. Do you need permission? Its your money.

 

for a configurable allocation? maybe 5K adm tops given my finances.

for dealer stocked/bloat car? MSRP, if it had the color and must-have options i wanted.

 

$0

 

If you're willing to pay over, do what your gut says, not any of us. Good luck.

 

Precisely zero dollars.

 

Say NO to ADM

 

I'd pay an ADM for a configurable allocation rather than buying a used car. I'd still end up on the cheap end because I wouldn't want many options at all. If the spec was spot on, that would be fine too - but it seems unlikely.

For me $10K to get the car I want would be fine. Life's short and I can find $10K more easily than more time.

 

zip