Randy M

I've warmed up to the 992. Compared to the last one, I preferred the 991.2 when the 992 was initially revealed. Looking forward to taking delivery in 3-4 weeks.

Mase408

Link shows car is gone. I'll give Edgar a call. Thank you!

Rod27

2 more very low mileage cars just popped up. Looks like the 992 gt3rs’s are arriving so the 991’s are being traded in. These 2 are stupid prices though.

okkin

Looking for a 2019 Miami Blue/Gold Aurem wheels, Non Weissach if any one knows....there is one currently on Ebay but they are asking $269K for it with higher miles.

Just throwing it out there.

Rod27

the only gt3rs blue car i see on ebay is this one......and it's much less than 269k

https://www.ebay.com/itm/26621920325...Bk9SR9quyprwYQ

okkin

Yes that one, but on another site they have it "no reserve" for $269K ...The Ebay auction has a reserve. It got up to $234K on a previous ebay auction and didn't sell because their reserve wasn't met. So they relisted it.

fijibubba

Crazy to think that spec with 3,000 miles was selling for 190's in 2020-2021....

https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...l#post16905652

3-Pedals

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...omments-anchor

It seems like it went $15k under msrp with such low miles. Market seems to have continue in a downward trajectory. A pretty decent 2022 Turbo S also sold for under msrp yesterday.

rk-d

Glass half full: a 7 year old car that is now two generations old with four previous owners only had $15k in depreciation.

I mean honestly - that’s still pretty decent.

3-Pedals

Two different angles here. You are describing the value of an asset w.r.t. its attributes (age, miles, etc). I am making a statement in regards to the used car market conditions.

In other words, I agree with you and this car wasn't "cheap" but rather the market is correcting back to normal levels. These cars arent worth what people are paying them for. My RS that I paid $30k under MSRP 3 years ago with 300 miles wasn't worth $90,000 more than what I paid for it last summer. It is worth exactly what I paid for it.

A Turbo S that porsche makes in very high quantities isn't a special car that's worht $50,000 over MSRP. It is worth probably 5% below MSRP when brand new. We are going back "normal". Money isn't cheap anymore the young kids with no skills or tradecraft who made a ton of money buying Nasdaq probably got the reality check they needed.

Fang911

Enough about your RS that you paid $30K under MSRP 3 yrs ago from the "moron" previous owner...you bring it up over and over in your posts. There were plenty of RS's that were trading under MSRP in 2020 due to the confluence of many factors- those who bought 3 yrs ago did very well.

Agree about the '16 RS- a 7 yr old car two gens back with almost 10K miles and 4 owners for $15K back of MSRP is pretty darn good from a value retention perspective-

unluckydrawer

seems like it's got all the right options
only knock is Canadian car
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...911-gt3-rs-25/

does BAT have control over when to list the vehicles?

lower spec/higher mileage 991.1 GT3 RS
higher spec/lower mileage 991.1 GT3 RS
canadian good spec 991.2 GT3 RS

next is higher mileage 991.2 GT3 RS? kekeke

mcsmcs1

I gotta ask, what is the deal with the kekeke? Are you Korean?

3-Pedals

I was looking at the other desirable cars in BAT and the market movement in some of these cars is pretty substantial. I wouldn't want to be the person who paid $200k over for an 812 only for it to sell for $60k under msrp now. What a massive spread.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...2-superfast-5/

and then there is mclaren. Lots of RNM for 765LT and the 720S have taken a massive dive. The most recent 720S with only 3700 miles went for $160,000 under msrp.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...erformance-12/

silvertige

He sees what he wants to see. We see market pricing as what is is currently. Certainly not as high as 1 year ago, but not 2020 pricing either, which is ridiculous to bring up because its 2023 lol. Pricing is still strong for 991 GT3's for sure.