PTS GT3 touring, or PTS .1 RS.....
08-15-2018 | 02:09 AM
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i must stress again these are not collectibles- none are rare enough to hold and not drive. They will both depreciate, so buy to drive them as intended.
08-15-2018 | 02:59 AM
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08-17-2018 | 01:04 AM
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You must not be reading my answers so I will be as clear as possible- neither are rare, both will appreciate normally. You will pay a small premium now and it may carry a small premium later but it will still depreciate the same as a non PTS car. And it will depreciate, too many were/ are built for that not to happen.
If if you buy an unusual color that is unpopular then depreciation will be worse than normal...
Seriously, I think you are on a fools mission-
08-17-2018 | 09:44 AM
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There are about the same number of PTS RS as the GT3 .2, although fewer PTS Tourings than the rest of the GT3’s. Not to turn this into a value thread, but just in terms of relative rarity PTS is the same for both. Two completely different applications they address, if your last car was tracked pretty frequently then RS if that’s still your plan. If it’s to collect them, neither will be a near term collectible despite PTS.
Edit- roughly 8-9% of RS .1 are PTS, about the same % as .2 GT3’s to clarify my point.
Edit- roughly 8-9% of RS .1 are PTS, about the same % as .2 GT3’s to clarify my point.
08-17-2018 | 09:49 AM
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You can order a PTS/CXX Touring still - much longer window than the .1 RS window so not sure you can make any rarity statement. But as was said earlier, neither is rare. Rare for the 991 is a PTS 911R, likely a PTS Speedster to be the next rare bird.
08-17-2018 | 11:17 AM
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You must not be reading my answers so I will be as clear as possible- neither are rare, both will appreciate normally. You will pay a small premium now and it may carry a small premium later but it will still depreciate the same as a non PTS car. And it will depreciate, too many were/ are built for that not to happen.
If if you buy an unusual color that is unpopular then depreciation will be worse than normal...
Seriously, I think you are on a fools mission-
08-17-2018 | 11:42 AM
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08-17-2018 | 11:50 AM
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