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Old 03-03-2018 | 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Nick
A 10% tax would be over $20,000. Not sure the RS is worth that much especially to those of us who have a .2GT3. Also, if some dealers want to add a ADM that brings the car to over $250,000. Sorry the RS is not worth that.
In Europe the base price is 240.000$, decent spec whitout WP will be 270.000$
Old 03-04-2018 | 01:46 AM
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Originally Posted by NateOZ
First round for the US is very small (less than 400), but more to come for next year. Don't know how many next year yet.
Thanks Nate. Do you if dealers got their indivisible allocations yet?
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Originally Posted by tvasbn


In Europe the base price is 240.000$, decent spec whitout WP will be 270.000$
Do Ferraris also cost more in Europe than the US?
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it Is VAT the issue which do not apply for export

and foreign euro dollar exchange rate when price was fixed , by the way they are hedging on currencies,

so technically the price is the same

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Old 03-04-2018 | 03:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Drifting

Do Ferraris also cost more in Europe than the US?
with F its vice versa. they are around 20% more expansive in US.
of course comparing netto vs. netto

around 20% VAT and on top up to 32% car/luxury tax in EU countries.
but this is another issue in a lot of countries within the old world.
Old 03-04-2018 | 04:01 AM
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Originally Posted by tvasbn
In Europe the base price is 240.000$, decent spec whitout WP will be 270.000$




wrong. or correct incl. VAT.
in some countries you can use cars netto within a company. in some not.

991.2GT3RS is 202.000 USD net MSRP (without VAT and taxes) in EU




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Originally Posted by jo_ker
with F its vice versa. they are around 20% more expansive in US.
of course comparing netto vs. netto

around 20% VAT and on top up to 32% car/luxury tax in EU countries.
but this is another issue in a lot of countries within the old world.
so the ferrari MSRP possibly includes consideration of thr EU tax burden?

what about Australia. Exotics are crazy expensive there. Is the price difference all taxes?
Old 03-04-2018 | 05:27 AM
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I’m going with black exterior, black/grey interior... so far so good. The Weissach package will - from my point of view - add further Porsche DNA and thus make the car even more special than it already is. But it’s an expensive assumption.... I admit.

I am pretty sure I’ll go with the Weissach package and Clubsport... when it comes to breaks, I have a lot more doubt... I am leaning towards staying in the red steel breaks and leave out the yellow ones this time... would like some views on that....

other extras I will add are;

Bose, LED headlights, nose lift, chronograph laptimer, white dials, 90 liter tank, full leather, light package plus individual back light door panels with personal text....

My dealer says that the allocations is in fact very limited.... so let’s see if my promised allocation will ever happen.... hoping hoping hoping....
Old 03-04-2018 | 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Drifting


so the ferrari MSRP possibly includes consideration of thr EU tax burden?

what about Australia. Exotics are crazy expensive there. Is the price difference all taxes?
yes Oz has bloody high car taxes, not Singapore crazy but still damned high.
Old 03-04-2018 | 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by signes
Thanks Nate. Do you if dealers got their indivisible allocations yet?
Not sure about indivisible but my dealership thinks that my allocation will come in for orders to be placed in Q3-Q4 with delivery in 2019-Q2. Again this is all conjecture but possibly will hear more after this next week. Also this week may have another new car announced possible speedster at best, new spyder more likely.
Old 03-04-2018 | 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Porsch2018
I have someone looking for an allocation for a Turbo S Exclusive and willing to pay 100K over MSRP. Let me know if anyone has any leads.....PM me.
Off topic but I may know of one but can't PM you I think because of post count. Email me nomisurgery@gmail.com

No vested interest financial or otherwise

On topic: no one has heard of any confirmed allocations in the US correct? Press releases misleading.
I think the WP actually detracts from the looks of the car unfortunately. It will definitely add and retain value though, for those that care about such things.
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Looking for advice

debating getting a GT3 vs GT3 RS - 2018 model year

both are awesome, but hard choice

Maybe a few track days per year

Live in Madison WI


Originally Posted by GiuseppeM
You already have an allocation or you're first in the list?
Old 03-04-2018 | 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted by rli2
Looking for advice

debating getting a GT3 vs GT3 RS - 2018 model year

both are awesome, but hard choice

Maybe a few track days per year

Live in Madison WI
Easy, if you want a manual then get a GT3....if you want a PDK get an RS.
Old 03-04-2018 | 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by usctrojanGT3
Easy, if you want a manual then get a GT3....if you want a PDK get an RS.
agree with this.

If you’re really debating with yourself whether to get GT3 or RS, this suggests that things like the exterior styling differences don’t affect you and you’re also not stretching big time financially to get either car, so then the choice is simple—-

if you prefer manual, get .2 GT3, if prefer PDK-S, get .2 RS.

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Old 03-04-2018 | 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Drifting
agree with this.

If you’re really debating with yourself whether to get GT3 or RS, this suggests that things like the exterior styling differences don’t affect you and you’re also not stretching big time financially to get either car, so then the choice is simple—-

if you prefer manual, get .2 GT3, if prefer PDK-S, get .2 RS.
Originally Posted by usctrojanGT3
Easy, if you want a manual then get a GT3....if you want a PDK get an RS.
Wanted PDK and only GT3, no RS

RS looks over the top *for me* since my car won't be track only, whereas the GT3 hits the sweet spot IMO.


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