Chalk .2 GT3 Touring with 7k miles. PCCB, buckets, LED’s, FAL, leather, and 2 years of CPO. Asking price is $200k which is about $15k over MSRP.
https://www.porschedowntownla.com/in...ac2a90js176038
VIN: WP0AC2A90JS176038

 

I think this just sold.

 

i wasn’t implying that but I was saying that some people don’t care and will hammer on their cars and shift them significantly harder than others

 

That will sell in a day

 

this is probably my dream build right here

 

I just purchased a perfected specced (IMO) 2018 touring with 300 miles on it for 6k over MSRP. After seeing some of these other prices, I feel like I got a great deal.

 

These touring prices are insane. I paid 15% off MSRP for an RS that was driven 300 miles for 1 month. The price included CPO, complimentary 20k mile service (plugs, air and cabin filters, oil, brake fluid), transport to my door in a single car enclosed carrier and the car had xpel on 50% of its surface. Touring is a nice car but not “15k over msrp for 7k miles 3 years of ownership” nice.

 

Crap so because I tracked my car I'll have to pay someone to take it off my hands? Oh man, the horror...why didn't anyone tell me? haha

 

Don't worry, once the 992.1 GT3 Touring hits the streets prices of the 991.2 GT3 Touring to become more sane.

 

I hear if you use premium fuel like 93/94, also a red flag, like a radar detector, the owner likely drove it fast. Value down by at least 30%. But then again, I have never purchased a used vehicle in my life. I also scrap all of my cars after 100 miles.

/sarcasm

 

You should be thrilled. I didn't even see it listed.

 

did not happen unless you share some pictures

 

Depends who you ask, but given the fact that they are selling for this and quickly...I'd say they are worth that. Demand is clearly outstripping supply. All other assets (RE, Stock Market, Art, Watches, Metals) have been inflating with the dollar falling, why not cars.

 

I keep hearing this but what is it based on? You say it so matter of fact that I assume there is some past precedent. Can you point to other P Cars that sold for over MSRP when they were two years old with 6K miles and then suddenly it stopped happening when the new model was released? I'm genuinely asking, not trying to pick a fight.

Is it possible that between the owners rabid affection for the car and the press' crowning that it's the best ever, your depreciation scenario doesn't come to pass simply because another car is released (which by the way, is fully subscribed).

 

I think every model GT, e.g 996, 997, 991, etc., will have its following. The market will evolve as it always does. In addition to supply impact when the "new version" arrives... one of the key variables to the question above will be to what extent will the second or third owner drive the car. From the many posts I have read most folks who buy the GT3T love it so much that they can't stop driving it. Certainly there are many factors that impact how many miles get put on someones car. But if you assume a large population will actually put more normal miles on them then naturally the price will be reflected when someone sells. Likewise, if someone buys now with 300 miles and only puts another 2k on over the next three years then it will be reflected when sold.