Could someone run recent Manheim numbers for a .2 GT3RS? Recent completed trade in offers would help too. Thanks.

 

Bumping this back up. Shouldn't have posted it on a Sunday....

Anyone have Manheim numbers?

Thanks.

 

You usually don't see many of these cars running through Manheim. I know that's no help sorry.

 

Try this and see if it might help triangulate...

https://www.classic.com/m/porsche/911/991/9912/gt3-rs/

 

Yeah, I know. I'm just trying to figure out an appropriate trade in value, and the dealers usually quote Manheim numbers to me so I thought I'd preemptively know what they were. If anyone has a recent trade in value that would help too.

Thanks for your response.

 

 

Thank you!

 

wow, looks to be very mileage sensitive..what a surprise. it's not a collector...

 

Just curious would you be able to pull up info for 2018 911.2 GT3? Am very curious.

 

Here is 18 GT3

 

lol there's certainly a spread between wholesale selling vs retail asking prices. Feels like wholesale prices really are only ~10% higher than pre-pandemic.

 

According to TFL they are dropping like a rock

 

How do you read this? MMR is what the dealers paid? Are transactions retail?

 

this is what dealers pay at the auction
then auction fees
then transport
then some work at the shop whether mechanical or body
then retail pricing depending on what the car needed and the margin that the dealer wants

 

@wisky Thanks for the data.

Questions:

• Without wanting to start a religious debate, what does the GT3 data say about wholesale price differences between PDK and 6 speed?
• Who sets the 0-5 condition rating of a vehicle? The auction house? How subjective/objective are the criteria for the condition score?
• @pitt911 (or anyone else) factoring in those elements you listed affecting the spread between dealer price at auction and dealer sold to retail price, what would you estimate a 2022 spread to be for non-RS, non-Touring GT3s? Looking at the two low-miles GT3's, it seems to me the spread can't be much more than $20k on average.

For avoidance of doubt, I'm not sitting here wringing my hands over the value of my white '18 stripper GT3 I bought in late August. I'm a market analytics data geek, whether it's real estate, Porsches, lumber, vintage trucks, etc. Anything but public equities.