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It will be interesting to see what this one goes for. I bought a very similar specced
Miami Blue WP .2 RS back in December for about $260k. It was only 3800 miles, complete full PPF wrapped, 100% mint condition and was CPO through 2025. Hard to find really good ones in that $240 to $260k range.
Wow surprised at the quick sale since the car looks like its been tracked hard(lots of wear on the steering wheel + roll cage/harnesses) and it's a bit of an odd spec(Yellow PCCB's with red interior).
Wow surprised at the quick sale since the car looks like its been tracked hard(lots of wear on the steering wheel + roll cage/harnesses) and it's a bit of an odd spec(Yellow PCCB's with red interior).
Conpletely agree with you. But to an undiscerning buyer, they will see RS + PTS + $150k below some of the crazy asking prices out there = bargain!
Real dealers don’t pay much interest indexed to short term rates. They issue bonds and collateralize auto loans. You are thinking of a mom and pop dealer trying to haggle a GT car?
The pending rate hikes have been telegraphed for well over a year, two years? Inflation has been running hot for well over a year….
This is not a surprise. There will be no sales to be had nor will there be a big recession that craters the cost of these cars. The fundamental buyers of these cars don’t car if recession is 7 10 or 15 percent.
Borrowing costs are low. If you are a holdout because the car you want is 10-20-40k over your hypothetical budget, just pony up and get the keys (borrow if your circumstances require it).
Life is too short - just get it done or just accept these cars may not be right for you.
Ive seen the same GT3's for months and dealers just keep dropping prices. Several in the $170's now that have been on the market since November/December. The GT3s that are priced well are the only ones selling.
Ive seen the same GT3's for months and dealers just keep dropping prices. Several in the $170's now that have been on the market since November/December. The GT3s that are priced well are the only ones selling.
I'm probably sending out an open invitation to comments about being picky or what not, but I get the impression this one was tracked relatively hard... If it weren't for that hunch, I'd say the price for the spec and mileage was something to be applauded.
Ive seen the same GT3's for months and dealers just keep dropping prices. Several in the $170's now that have been on the market since November/December. The GT3s that are priced well are the only ones selling.
I received the Carfax for this car. Two owners, first owner had an accident with "severe damage" where the car went off road. Happened within the first 230 miles it looks like, probably why it wasn't written off. Second owner has a lot of tire mountings listed on the Carfax as well, so it was probably tracked hard.
Wow, that yellow CXX piping is an incredible touch. Would be curious how much of the $26k was allocated to that.
To do piping it requires full seat customization which costs $8,875. Headrests are also included in the full seat customization. The way this particular cars seats are specced are inspired by the 918 Spyder.
02-21-2022, 05:18 PM
