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Old 08-12-2018 | 09:02 PM
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hmmmmm..........beautiful color, beautiful car. But, since this is an opinion/welcome thoughts thread, I dont see anyone paying a "premium" over and above a $205k sticker, plus $18k in after market adds. Insanely high. Plus, no buckets....I know some dont like carbon buckets, but I do and I think they add value regardless.

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I don’t know if other think this way but with these high MSRP GT3’s I think it is tough to get these premiums because you are in RS money. I get it totallly different cars but still I personally would buy a .1 RS if the same price or even lower than these .2 GT3’s. Maybe it is just me.
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Best to hold on to it until next year. If GT3 production does end this year as predicted, he should be able to get that premium next year. But right now, stil too many cars available. Plus a few configurable PTS allocations towards the the of the year.

What are the aftermarket/post delivery options?
Maybe, Maybe not. We shall see. No way to know for sure today. The point of a custom build is not to persuade or please everyone. That would be pretty wimpy way to spec such an amazing car. I'll always prefer being resolute even if I'm hated for it (as experienced on other RL threads).
Old 08-12-2018 | 09:18 PM
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That's a beautiful car but PDK makes the high msrp+ premium a tough rationalization for me. Ultimately everyone performs their own math equation with their own variables plugged in before buying toys, just my opinion, which you should discard immediately based on my username if nothing else-lol. GLWS
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It looks all around very nice, GLWS and to anyone else selling their new GT3 shall we say, early

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Old 08-12-2018 | 09:21 PM
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That's a beautiful car but PDK makes the high msrp+ premium a tough rationalization for me. Ultimately everyone performs their own math equation with their own variables plugged in before buying toys, just my opinion, which you should discard immediately based on my username if nothing else-lol. GLWS
Funny, and insightful. Thanks,
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Yes, he does. Do you not like to check option boxes?
There are check option boxes and then there are check option boxes. Not everybody has the same taste; as evidenced by your custom (your name) on the illuminated sills on your old GT4.

You saw how RL reacted when you tried to sell your GT4 on here (asking $122k and then it winds up at a dealer for $105K). One would think you would've learned and be more forth coming with this attempt.: i.e. spell out the factory equipment, spell out the aftermarket add-ons, etc.

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Is that really a custom illuminated door sill that says 991.2 GT3? Why tho?
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Old 08-12-2018 | 10:57 PM
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For the GT4 got 2 private offers for 120 and they fell through. Then dealer put it up for 110. The 105 was a 2nd sale as someone sold it back. Thanks,
Old 08-12-2018 | 11:34 PM
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Originally Posted by br2002
Maybe, Maybe not. We shall see. No way to know for sure today. The point of a custom build is not to persuade or please everyone. That would be pretty wimpy way to spec such an amazing car. I'll always prefer being resolute even if I'm hated for it (as experienced on other RL threads).
You are definitely not hated for ordering a great car....Just saying its gonna be hard to yield the price you want. But, you are right, maybe there is a buyer out there that wants this exact spec and is willing to pay for it.

No hate here, good luck with sale and hope the buyer comes along
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It's amazing to see people selling these cars already. I haven't even got mine yet and others are ready to move on.
Old 08-13-2018 | 01:21 AM
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I don’t get that in your signature it says “2018 911 GT3 - 5 year wait is over” and yet nearly as soon as you get it you sell it? We’re you waiting 5 years to sell it straight away?
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It's amazing to see people selling these cars already. I haven't even got mine yet and others are ready to move on.
It makes me a little worried about my incoming GT3 Touring!

If the 991.2 GT3 is so great (as so many Rennlisters and reviewers have said), why are people parting with them so quickly..? Is it purely for financial reasons, or something else? I'm hoping it's the former!
Old 08-13-2018 | 09:34 AM
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I don’t get that in your signature it says “2018 911 GT3 - 5 year wait is over” and yet nearly as soon as you get it you sell it? We’re you waiting 5 years to sell it straight away?
I completely forgot how to drive after waiting so many years so no use for it.
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Originally Posted by carrerafanboy
It makes me a little worried about my incoming GT3 Touring!

If the 991.2 GT3 is so great (as so many Rennlisters and reviewers have said), why are people parting with them so quickly..? Is it purely for financial reasons, or something else? I'm hoping it's the former!
The latter. Don't be worried.
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Originally Posted by carrerafanboy
It makes me a little worried about my incoming GT3 Touring!

If the 991.2 GT3 is so great (as so many Rennlisters and reviewers have said), why are people parting with them so quickly..? Is it purely for financial reasons, or something else? I'm hoping it's the former!
I am also a bit surprised. I guess it depends on reasons for buying in first place, what cars you are coming from, changed life situation etc, etc. For me, I wanted what might be a car representing an end of an era (N/A, 9000rpm, M/T) and I can't see anything in the horizon (car-wise) that would make me want to sell my GT3T at all. Not even the 20-25k€ markups some German dealers and private sellers are commanding for their delivery milage Tourings are of any interest. What would I buy instead that would be an even better car? There is none! IMHO
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Originally Posted by carrerafanboy
It makes me a little worried about my incoming GT3 Touring!

If the 991.2 GT3 is so great (as so many Rennlisters and reviewers have said), why are people parting with them so quickly..? Is it purely for financial reasons, or something else? I'm hoping it's the former!
We've seen this with recent GT models and I think you will see it more often, unfortunately. Too many flippers and too many people who just want the latest and greatest. There will always be a few that don't love the car, but based on most accounts (owners or not), the 991.2 gt3, touring or wing, is an amazing car.


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