0Q991

What's the MSRP of the one on EBay? If you win, do you still pay tax?

(Just curious--mine will be on a boat shortly...)

Dude-

Uncle Sam always gets the last laugh.

Cyrek

I est under $145k although have not built the car

You'd likely pay the sales tax at time of sale or registration one or the other

Dude-

Good to see it selling over MSRP. All the talk about it being a bargain and limited production is finally sinking in.

aero997c2s

Why would ever be good to see cars being sold with dealer markups? You just get burned even more in depreciation..

Dude-

For early adopters its great because our hunch (gamble) was correct for it being a great car and being under valued. It may also translate to a better resell value which will decrease the rate of depreciation. With limited production and great reviews, I would imaging late buyers would have to pay for a mark up because of demand. Unfortunately the dealers have these unsold cars so they can mark it up. If the dealers didn't have it, then the actual early adopters will mark it up for their own profit too. Either way, if you have one already, you would hope the prices go up.

aero997c2s

Great car, I agree with. Undervalued, not so much. Want value, buy a C7. This is like any hot new car hitting the market, just a matter of supply and demand. I don't remember people paying mark ups for 10/11 3's or RS' in a similar economic state, so I don't think later model years will have mark ups. Now the mark ups on 07 RS were insane

Mike in CA

Point well taken. Also, it's not unusual for Porsche to do mid-year price "corrections". Failing that, I'll be really surprised if there is not a price bump for 2015 models. I'm not hoping for that, but if it happens it won't hurt early buyers.

Serge944

This is Porsche. And their new GT3.

What gamble?

Dude-

That's what I thought but apparently some folks don't feel the same.

rosenbergendo

Or a Carrera GTS/3.

montoya

I don't get it. A search on Autotrader shows more than 15 for sale, some at MSRP.

Are these all phantom listings or what???

Correction: Some are not GT3's my filter is not the best, but still over 10 that I found.

alpine-al

When a dealer receives new cars, the cars go into the dealer's inventory - even customer-ordered cars can go into the inventory. AutoTrader can automatically find the cars and list them - even though some of those cars are not for sale to the public.

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911dev

Ha ha ha, never heard that before.

911dev

Some paid close to $200k for .1 RSs and $20k bumps for .1 GT3s. Current values are far below original MSRP. And, that is with these being last of the manual. I don't see the prices getting any better for these cars. I believe this is the peak. That said, paying over MSRP is lost money. If you have and want to burn it, feel free.