2019 gt3rs for sale?
10-30-2019, 01:36 PM
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2019 gt3rs for sale?
hey guys/gals.. im going to sell my gt silver rs.buckets no fal. no sport crono. aside from here, where else is a good spot to advertise? car is in Toronto and has 7500 km. whats a fair price? was thinking. 200usd
10-30-2019, 04:10 PM
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I don't think it will sell at that price.. I know of a few cars that sold in Canada and they sold for less than that and they were loaded without WS. Ping me if you need info.
10-30-2019, 04:18 PM
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Canada is absolutely brutal for the GT3 market right now - they can't give them away. There's 75 GT3/RS for sale and one lizard GT3 RS has been sitting @176k USD for a couple months now. No FAL has a definite impact on pricing as well given our roads are terrible (although less issue if it's track only).
Maybe keep and drive?
Maybe keep and drive?
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10-30-2019, 04:47 PM
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There are several here on Rennlist asking below MSRP that just aren't moving. You might try a broker like switchcars, merit partners or overton.
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10-30-2019, 05:18 PM
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Canada is absolutely brutal for the GT3 market right now - they can't give them away. There's 75 GT3/RS for sale and one lizard GT3 RS has been sitting @176k USD for a couple months now. No FAL has a definite impact on pricing as well given our roads are terrible (although less issue if it's track only).
Maybe keep and drive?
Maybe keep and drive?
There are already like 7 speedsters for sale and I am sure more to come. The economy is softening across the board and I think the exotic car market will have a gut check.
10-30-2019, 05:47 PM
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I think its just that they flooded the market with them because a ton of people ordered them due to hype and they could flip,they will follow the same depreciation curve as other 911s (maybe a little less). The current pricing for some of them is just simply outlandish and the ones that are not moving are priced way way too high. I don't think the market will improve by much, there are a ton of 911 variants coming out next year including the next GT3, Porsche is in the full money making mode right now. @maroli if you want to move it you need to price it aggressively or try for a trade at Porsche for something else. Or like you said keep driving.. I was gonna put winters on LOL
And there are over 200 cars for sale on Autotrader.com (18-19) GT3 and GT3RSs.. this era will go down as the most produced GT car era ever. These things will be incredible bargain value soon enough. I really am shocked to see the inventory supply..
There are already like 7 speedsters for sale and I am sure more to come. The economy is softening across the board and I think the exotic car market will have a gut check.
And there are over 200 cars for sale on Autotrader.com (18-19) GT3 and GT3RSs.. this era will go down as the most produced GT car era ever. These things will be incredible bargain value soon enough. I really am shocked to see the inventory supply..
There are already like 7 speedsters for sale and I am sure more to come. The economy is softening across the board and I think the exotic car market will have a gut check.
Pretty sure it'll be a fire sale in a year when they start taking orders for the new one and dealers ares stuck with the 'old' ones taking up floor space.
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10-30-2019, 05:48 PM
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I think its just that they flooded the market with them because a ton of people ordered them due to hype and they could flip,they will follow the same depreciation curve as other 911s (maybe a little less). The current pricing for some of them is just simply outlandish and the ones that are not moving are priced way way too high. I don't think the market will improve by much, there are a ton of 911 variants coming out next year including the next GT3, Porsche is in the full money making mode right now. @maroli if you want to move it you need to price it aggressively or try for a trade at Porsche for something else. Or like you said keep driving.. I was gonna put winters on LOL
And there are over 200 cars for sale on Autotrader.com (18-19) GT3 and GT3RSs.. this era will go down as the most produced GT car era ever. These things will be incredible bargain value soon enough. I really am shocked to see the inventory supply..
There are already like 7 speedsters for sale and I am sure more to come. The economy is softening across the board and I think the exotic car market will have a gut check.
And there are over 200 cars for sale on Autotrader.com (18-19) GT3 and GT3RSs.. this era will go down as the most produced GT car era ever. These things will be incredible bargain value soon enough. I really am shocked to see the inventory supply..
There are already like 7 speedsters for sale and I am sure more to come. The economy is softening across the board and I think the exotic car market will have a gut check.
10-30-2019, 05:53 PM
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Well, I'd never wish a fellow Rennlister to get burned but its these greedy dealers who were selling them to select customers at MSRP and then telling them they'd buy it back at the same price....and then turning around and marking it up by literally 50-70k. I've seen some marked down over $50k in the past two years with no buyers and it's still not at MSRP!
Pretty sure it'll be a fire sale in a year when they start taking orders for the new one and dealers ares stuck with the 'old' ones taking up floor space.
Pretty sure it'll be a fire sale in a year when they start taking orders for the new one and dealers ares stuck with the 'old' ones taking up floor space.
*Edit: we all knew that this above MSRP norm was going to end badly for customers, Porsche doesn't like to give away profits.
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10-30-2019, 09:10 PM
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Drifting
