The 991 GT3/RS Cars For Sale Thread...
03-10-2023, 04:57 AM
#6886
Yes he did! I agree, the 991 is better looking and comparing them back to back the 991 does ride better. I think the 992’s ride leans more towards the 991.2 RS in terms of its ride.I have had all of them so I am talking from my personal experiences.
03-11-2023, 09:18 AM
#6887
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...t3-touring-17/
49k over sticker on a 991.2 touring with 10k miles.
The desirability on these boggles the mind.
49k over sticker on a 991.2 touring with 10k miles.
The desirability on these boggles the mind.
I know I'm probably a broken record, but if you want a 991.2 Touring with PCCBs and LWBs…there just aren’t many of them. There might be one or two for sale in the entire country at a given time. At this moment, based on my quick search, there are zero (I may be wrong, of course).
Only 700 or so total 991 GT3T sold in the US market and only some of those were with LWB/PCCB. Add in lower mileage, single owner, no stories…that car is going to retain value.
I didn’t buy my Touring for investment purposes, of course. I’ve already put 1500 miles on it in the months I’ve owned it, but I am convinced that it is a future classic.
Last edited by rk-d; 03-11-2023 at 12:49 PM.
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03-11-2023, 05:47 PM
#6888
Pro
Funny enough - this is more than what I paid for a same better spec (different color), lower mileage West coast car several months ago that has CPO and full body PPF bought from a Porsche dealer. Value is still strong on a good spec.
I know I'm probably a broken record, but if you want a 991.2 Touring with PCCBs and LWBs…there just aren’t many of them. There might be one or two for sale in the entire country at a given time. At this moment, based on my quick search, there are zero (I may be wrong, of course).
Only 700 or so total 991 GT3T sold in the US market and only some of those were with LWB/PCCB. Add in lower mileage, single owner, no stories…that car is going to retain value.
I didn’t buy my Touring for investment purposes, of course. I’ve already put 1500 miles on it in the months I’ve owned it, but I am convinced that it is a future classic.
I know I'm probably a broken record, but if you want a 991.2 Touring with PCCBs and LWBs…there just aren’t many of them. There might be one or two for sale in the entire country at a given time. At this moment, based on my quick search, there are zero (I may be wrong, of course).
Only 700 or so total 991 GT3T sold in the US market and only some of those were with LWB/PCCB. Add in lower mileage, single owner, no stories…that car is going to retain value.
I didn’t buy my Touring for investment purposes, of course. I’ve already put 1500 miles on it in the months I’ve owned it, but I am convinced that it is a future classic.
Definitely a future classic.
03-12-2023, 12:08 AM
#6889
Rennlist Member
Funny enough - this is more than what I paid for a same better spec (different color), lower mileage West coast car several months ago that has CPO and full body PPF bought from a Porsche dealer. Value is still strong on a good spec.
I know I'm probably a broken record, but if you want a 991.2 Touring with PCCBs and LWBs…there just aren’t many of them. There might be one or two for sale in the entire country at a given time. At this moment, based on my quick search, there are zero (I may be wrong, of course).
Only 700 or so total 991 GT3T sold in the US market and only some of those were with LWB/PCCB. Add in lower mileage, single owner, no stories…that car is going to retain value.
I didn’t buy my Touring for investment purposes, of course. I’ve already put 1500 miles on it in the months I’ve owned it, but I am convinced that it is a future classic.
I know I'm probably a broken record, but if you want a 991.2 Touring with PCCBs and LWBs…there just aren’t many of them. There might be one or two for sale in the entire country at a given time. At this moment, based on my quick search, there are zero (I may be wrong, of course).
Only 700 or so total 991 GT3T sold in the US market and only some of those were with LWB/PCCB. Add in lower mileage, single owner, no stories…that car is going to retain value.
I didn’t buy my Touring for investment purposes, of course. I’ve already put 1500 miles on it in the months I’ve owned it, but I am convinced that it is a future classic.
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03-12-2023, 08:01 PM
#6891
I know this is a for sale thread, however I have to agree the 991 Touring is a great 911 and “one” of the best. Its design will age well in my opinion. Every time I drive it I look around the interior and love the look. On top of all the the driving experience is as good as it gets. Ok enough rambling and back to the for sale thread.
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03-14-2023, 03:16 AM
#6892
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A buddy of mine just scored the deal of the year on a sapphire blue 2018 GT3 on Cars & Bids. $146k with sofas, steel brakes, 21k miles, 6spd, and 2yrs CPO.
Welcome to the club Michael.
Welcome to the club Michael.
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03-14-2023, 08:36 AM
#6893
Drifting
A buddy of mine just scored the deal of the year on a sapphire blue 2018 GT3 on Cars & Bids. $146k with sofas, steel brakes, 21k miles, 6spd, and 2yrs CPO.
Welcome to the club Michael.
Welcome to the club Michael.
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03-14-2023, 01:42 PM
#6894
Really starting to think that I might have to flip my winged gt3 to a touring, if I'm going to hold onto it long term. Don't get me wrong, I love my car, but I the touring cannot be denied. Especially with the limited numbers.
03-14-2023, 03:33 PM
#6895
Whats the going rate for tourings with 10k miles? Sofas? Lwb?
03-14-2023, 03:53 PM
#6897
Not sure how the fees work in the first website. I m familiar with BAT.
03-14-2023, 03:54 PM
#6898
fees are already included in the final price they show
03-14-2023, 03:55 PM
#6899
I am trying to gauge the price in the market without the fees. So the one that went for $240,000, what would it be in autotrader?
03-14-2023, 03:57 PM
#6900