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FYI - There are two Miami blue 991.2 gt3 RS for the equivalent of $213k US. Both with 12-13k miles on them. Buy those and pay the import taxes and you’ll have money left over for some steak dinners.
FYI - There are two Miami blue 991.2 gt3 RS for the equivalent of $213k US. Both with 12-13k miles on them. Buy those and pay the import taxes and you’ll have money left over for some steak dinners.
Neither have Weissach, not worth it at that price with the headaches and permanent Canada car devaluation in the future.
It’s Miami. The sun makes it look lighter. I’ll get more pics as it’s mostly been a garage queen.
I'd certainly be interested in it, depending on the asking price. I had given up on Miami Blue due to the absurd asking prices for that color, and landed a GREAT deal on a Lava Orange car that I could easily flip if I had a good opportunity on Miami Blue.....
I am waiting to schedule professional photos once the sun comes out. Once I get these I will post in forums / other sources.
Serviced by the Porshe dealer in July 2023 plugs, tires, oil change etc. CPO +1 purchase.
Next service is only oil change 7/24.
The car has 6400 miles
CPO until Aug 2026
Weissach, FaL, PCCB, Leather. $240+ msrp
Additional extras
Silver Magnesium Wheels
Black standard wheels
Full dundon exhaust
stock exhaust
carbon fiber side intake
roll bar
3/4 of car is PPF
$300,000 includes everything above.
I’d prefer to sell with additional parts but will consider near offer and removal of exhaust and magnesium wheels.
Beautiful car. I just refuse to pay a $40-50k premium just for paint color. No offense intended, I know thats what the market is doing at the moment. If that car was lizard green, or silver, or white, its 250, 260k tops. But something about Miami Blue makes us all lose our minds lol
Beautiful car. I just refuse to pay a $40-50k premium just for paint color. No offense intended, I know thats what the market is doing at the moment. If that car was lizard green, or silver, or white, its 250, 260k tops. But something about Miami Blue makes us all lose our minds lol
It’s a color which is highly desired by enough people to drive the price up. Purchasing a car like this is ultimately an emotional decision, and color has a big effect on emotions.
03-16-2024, 02:21 PM
