joejenie

I agree! Seen a ton of great cars that morning at Scottsdale. It was also cool that they pulled our cars up front to show them as well.

pors9

No one is paying that for them. WP depending on miles is $125k to $150k over. Anyone paying more than that is in a real hurry to experience some substantial price depreciation by year's end.

race7117

Several have sold in the low 500's here in the US, and when you look at what they pay for them in europe the MSRP over there is absolutely crazy,

pors9

Send them my way ... all of those waiting in the wings for 2RS ... I can get them the cars.

pors9

I have not seen any WP that didn't have the mag wheels in the order. Either pre April in the WP option or as an add on post April. All will get their mag wheels down the road.

pors9

How do you know what anyone actually paid? This thread is full of unsubstantiated price claims. "Many people are saying ..." reminds me of someone.

GT3RS-Fan1

Okay I hope your ADM is not as high as what others have been asking. Please PM me how much is your ADM. I have a friend looking for one, no dealers that I know of have any available, only brokers who are asking $150K on up.

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GT3RS-fan1

fibredog

joejenie

I asked the SLC dealer for a 2RS position and they said they had them all sold at $200k over. I then told them I had heard of a couple around $125k over and they told me to give them the info and they would buy it! Surprised me. Personally, my number is $400k for the car or around $50-70k over. Anything over 400k, and quite frankly, I have other cars I would rather own.

pors9

We do not work with franchise dealers on new cars - but we do work with owners of new cars. We do not have an ADM. We are an owner-to-owner service - we charge a fixed commission on transactions. If there is ADM or if the seller's price is over the MSRP (w or w/o ADM) that is not something we control. With PORS9 the money stays with the seller and does not go into some dealer's pocket. And you know that every penny you pay went to the seller and is not marked up by us.

This is why we know and are willing to state what the real market is ... not some BS dealers want you to think. Because we are 100% transparent ... see if you can get a dealer to be transparent about their mark up. Good luck!

And .. if you believe anything a dealer posts on a public forum about real market pricing I have a bridge to sell you.

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pors9

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If that is true they are BS ing you. They don't have buyers at $200k over - the most I have seen is $100k ADM and that car is having a hard time being resold. They will be able to order more and once the ships start hitting our shores and rolling out the cars en mass the bottom will start to fall out just like the 911R did once they could be sold - but in this case it will be worse because there is no limit on production. Anecdotally we are already seeing pressure on 918 pricing as the VIP holds are expiring. Just check the public dealer ads that have been stalled in repetitive ad purgatory for months all hoping for last year's pricing.

Right now there is a bit of a blip because many of the cars that have landed are VIP who will not sell. Wait until Nov/Dec and there will be plenty to buy ... I can already see the ads with fantasy markups ... but then reality will set in the flippers will all rush for the exits.

RyanDDWPartners

pors9

That is not what I said .. read the post. I said I have not seen actual ADM more than $100k. That means a new car - not a second hand car. So real ADM to the original buyer. Second hand cars don't have ADM .. they have a price - which can be measured in terms as over MSRP if you like but its misnomer to call it ADM.

Anyone paying $225k over either doesnt care that they are are way over market or has the concept of bragging rights all *** backwards.

pors9

btw you sound like 16 year old punk not someone who was 'part of' - whatever that means - $1m in retail sales in the past few weeks ... just saying you might want to step up on your demeanor

GT3RS-Fan1

I think we are mincing words here ADM or not. One thing is for sure, my friend will pay over MSRP. So, granted my friend will pay ADM, markup by original owner, over MSRP, whatever we want to call it, WHO is going to pay your commission? The reason we ask is if we know how much your "Seller" is selling and if affordable, then the buyer (we wonder) who pays your commission? Is it the seller or, If it is the buyer (us), then that is another added dollars to the already over MSRP car. If you do not want to reveal your commission in public, just PM me. We think we have a good grip of how much these cars are selling. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

Drive safe,
GT3RS-Fan1