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Anybody following switchcars Instagram today? Apparently the mint green GT3 at mclaren Charlotte has a serious story.
I just saw it. Guess that kinda answers the question why the car doesn’t have the original seats. Makes you more aware about no car being 100% guaranteed clean even if Carfax or Autocheck says so. BUYER BEWARE OF VIN WP0AC2A96JS175170
Dealerships really do all they can seemingly to not verify a car's history so they can claim they weren't aware of any negative history. On top of which, that dealership posted it for a massive price - just pathetic all around. Anyone buying a car over $50k should stump up for a paint meter at a body shop, imo.
PTS Dolphin Grey Touring with 4500 miles on Pcarmarket. PCCB, buckets, FAL, full leather, and GMG exhaust (original exhaust included). $184k original MSRP. Car sold on Pcarmarket 10 months ago with 2100 miles for $183k including fees.
Someone should alert the dealer who has listed their Geyser grey 2k mile car for $289k that they may be a touch optimistic.
I bet All Things Porsche, who bought a Maritime Blue Touring for $305k and are still trying to flip it, hearts will drop into their stomachs when they see the Pcarmarket result for the Dolphin Grey Touring lol.
I bet All Things Porsche, who bought a Maritime Blue Touring for $305k and are still trying to flip it, hearts will drop into their stomachs when they see the Pcarmarket result for the Dolphin Grey Touring lol.
We've hit the top of the market and prices have deflated a bit now. Big question is how long it'll take before they go back to a year ago pricing if it'll ever go that low again. It'll be interesting to see if 991.1 GT3RS's/991.2 GT3 PDK's go to 140k as they were about a year ago.
I bet All Things Porsche, who bought a Maritime Blue Touring for $305k and are still trying to flip it, hearts will drop into their stomachs when they see the Pcarmarket result for the Dolphin Grey Touring lol.
I said that purchase likely marked the top of the market, considering it was a dealer who'd be looking to make a margin but was told that this was the new normal. I then bought a 97 Boxster, content in the knowledge that I'd soon be a millionaire at this rate.
I bet All Things Porsche, who bought a Maritime Blue Touring for $305k and are still trying to flip it, hearts will drop into their stomachs when they see the Pcarmarket result for the Dolphin Grey Touring lol.
I was perplexed by the $245K price tag until I saw carbon fiber front and rear spoiler‘s.
How does this work exactly(CXX)? You ask Porsche and if you’re lucky then they’ll commit to making all new parts in carbon fiber? Does that mean these parts could be ordered from the Porsche factory or is it just the one off?
I was perplexed by the $245K price tag until I saw carbon fiber front and rear spoiler‘s.
How does this work exactly(CXX)? You ask Porsche and if you’re lucky then they’ll commit to making all new parts in carbon fiber? Does that mean these parts could be ordered from the Porsche factory or is it just the one off?
Seems similar in terms of % over MSRP....both 24-25%.
This same Dolphin car also sold for $178k + $5k back in September on PCARMarket, so probably the only PTS Touring below MSRP on that platform or BaT in the last 12 months.
It's a nice spec, but I suspect most people looking at it would assume it's Chalk, which is about right where it sold.
08-02-2021, 12:55 PM
