Ecosse911

Just when I think I’m pushing the envelope.. I put 350miles on my new to me RS last weekend! As I approached the 2000 mile mark I thought maybe I should call a tow truck

wkf94025

Of course. I wasn't saying those were "vanilla winged GT3's". I think a quality non-RS wing is going for about 30k over, and quality Touring or RS going for 50k over. Is there room for those benchmarks to drop? Of course. But I think it will be drops in the 5k-10k range, not all the way down to MSRP or below. My $.02

Dguth

Just did a rally in mine with over 1500 miles. I've put 7k miles on mine in 10 months. 3RS is having its best life ever: Track days, mountain runs, rallies, events. Best car ever.

Phattymcgee

Hahaha! You may be into something. I am going to have my wife follow me with my truck so I can go further than just Starbucks without having to add the return mileage!

Phattymcgee

OMG!!! But don’t you know you are reducing the resale value by driving it!?!?!

wkf94025

This brings up an interesting conundrum re track days. With an F350 and flat trailer, it would be easy to keep the GT3 miles low when hitting Thunderhill, Sonoma, Laguna Seca, which are about 2 hour distant on average. Plus those full carbon buckets aren't the most interesting long-haul seating. And the F350 Powerstroke resale market expects hundreds of thousands of miles on these bulletproof Powerstrokes, whereas the GT3 market considers a few tens of thousands of miles high mileage. So "value preservation calculus" says trailer to the track. But YOLO calculus says drive the hell out of the GT3.

JonnyIndy

This one is still for sale

fijibubba

What a spec! I wish money and parking spots weren't an option.

wkf94025

This 2022 shark blue GT3 is currently at $275k (+ $5k BaT fee) vs $208k sticker, with 6 hours to go on BaT. Loaded spec, albeit sofas. PPF included. Pretty strong price thus far.

welikethetrack

Yeah this one and the low spec RS are the 2 auctions that look suspect. All the other of the last 20 GT3 auctions look normal BTW. I am guessing a friend is bidding on behalf of the owner, the bid makes 0 sense. Maybe they'll eat the 5k bc too low of a sale price or they'll both agree to disagree on the sale to bat and get a refund or the real hope is 1 person bites on top of the price.

I'm not buying a bid to 275 on a no reserve auction when it was at 240, that makes 0 sense. Especially from a bidder with that auction history

ParadiseGT3

Pretty sure 991.2 RS listings are minus ~7 since I last checked Cars.com around a week ago, now 36 fs nationwide. Mark Motors in TX moved one of two listed in upper 240's. Lizard in my area at 239k is gone. Median price of those remaining looks to be ~260.

Best deal in the country must be this Guards Red CPO'd Weissach out of Porsche Marin https://www.porschemarin.com/used-Mi...AF2A90KS164741

I love this spec, not sure if it's a tough sell? They've reduced like 40k since early August.

maroli

yeah, that one bid was suspect AF

mad_max

few of the top bidders all have one bid on various cars and no wins.

raidentech.com

Originally the car came with PCCB according to https://vinanalytics.com/car/WP0AF2A90KS164741/ , but not on the current car.

ParadiseGT3

Interesting, list is like 25k less than other CPO Weissach with similar mileage. Could piece together a pccb set if that's your thing and still come out ahead.