2016 gt3 rs prices
02-22-2018, 05:04 PM
#1
2016 gt3 rs prices
Just curious 2016 gt3 rs ever come down in price.
How do they keep prices over msrp on a used
car.
Are they selling...at these numbers or cars just sitting like garage queens.
How do they keep prices over msrp on a used
car.
Are they selling...at these numbers or cars just sitting like garage queens.
02-22-2018, 05:09 PM
#6
Race Director
Asking price and transacting prices are rarely the same. But - I think for more desirable builds and low mileage they are probably at MSRP. My expectation is they will come down some more but I would not expect a steep discount. I think 10% off MSRP going to be where they settle until the market gets a pulse on 2019 production numbers.
But what do I know?? - Did not stay at a Holiday Inn last night
But what do I know?? - Did not stay at a Holiday Inn last night
02-22-2018, 05:10 PM
#7
Race Director
Originally Posted by 2006m5
why are you banging your head you might hurt yourself
I would assume you wouldn't want them to go down
since you own a gt3rs
I would assume you wouldn't want them to go down
since you own a gt3rs
For how much his car has been driven and tracked, I think he's the last one here on RL that cares about values.
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02-22-2018, 05:12 PM
#8
Race Director
Originally Posted by 2006m5
Just curious 2016 gt3 rs ever come down in price.
How do they keep prices over msrp on a used
car.
Are they selling...at these numbers or cars just sitting like garage queens.
How do they keep prices over msrp on a used
car.
Are they selling...at these numbers or cars just sitting like garage queens.
I would start tracking how long they have been for sale.
I assume, anyone listing a car FOR SALE wants to sell it sooner or later?? Start making offers.
62 listed on cars.com alone.
Little over 100 .1 GT3's on cars.com. Lowest level of past 12 months easily.
Seems like pre-owned GT's are moving.
02-22-2018, 05:28 PM
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02-22-2018, 05:30 PM
#13
Race Director
Originally Posted by 2006m5
There is a lot of gt3 and rs for sale...but prices stay high.
The cars are not part of a few cars.
Like... ford gt is or Ferrari speciale.
I guess I just don't get it.
The cars are not part of a few cars.
Like... ford gt is or Ferrari speciale.
I guess I just don't get it.
They are cheaper now than a year ago and will be cheaper a year from now. Wait for lower prices, or start making offers.
What choice do you have?? Other than keep your $$ and invest in something that appreciates.
BTW ... prob best to ask in one of other 100 pricing threads. Prob why people get irritated.
02-22-2018, 05:40 PM
#14
And I been sitting on the sideline because there is a lot
of new investors that speculate the Philly market and throwing
stupid money on trash.
I would assume and say same is happening on cars also.
I can't help it that I like deals.
If I don't get deal I get upset.
02-22-2018, 05:43 PM
#15
Race Director
Originally Posted by 2006m5
Stg to be honest I buy bricks.
And I been sitting on the sideline because there is a lot
of new investors that speculate the Philly market and throwing
stupid money on trash.
I would assume and say same is happening on cars also.
I can't help it that I like deals.
If I don't get deal I get upset.
And I been sitting on the sideline because there is a lot
of new investors that speculate the Philly market and throwing
stupid money on trash.
I would assume and say same is happening on cars also.
I can't help it that I like deals.
If I don't get deal I get upset.
Bricks? Real estate??
Yes ... there is a bubble in all markets now including toys. Hard to find "deals".
Will correct sometime. That we know. Patience.