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Old 07-01-2017, 01:43 AM
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In the U.K. this car with Weissach costs about £30k more than what the GT3 RSs sells for on the flippers market. I wish it was numbered for the price but it doesn't seem too crazy to me to be honest.
Old 07-01-2017, 01:44 AM
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History repeats once again on the forum - anticipation -> anticipation increases -> anticipation reaches all time high -> car is launched -> people posting their feedback seem unimpressed -> videos of the car start to come out from drive tribe, evo etc and then everyone starts to get on board -> reviews come out and people start falling in love -> cars start being delivered and everyone loses their mind because they can't get one and then start to bash Porsche about not making enough etc. etc. etc.

Just think about this car for a second, and re-read the specs

- 700 HP (numbers that 911 owners have wanted and yearned for, it's now here)
- 750 NM from 2,400 RPM
- 0-100 km/h in 2.8 Seconds!!!!! (mental for RWD, and Porsche are always conservative)
- 0-300 km/h in 21 seconds (for reference the 997.2 GT2 RS did this same dash in 29 seconds, and lets face it the 997.2 GT2 RS was definately no slouch). Imagine what this acceleration feels like?
- Only 40KGS heavier than the 991.1 GT3 RS despite way more HP & torque
- Fully rose jointed suspension
- Weissach Pack

The list of things goes on and on and on and on.

And best yet, it's in a 911 - you can take your hypercars and super dooper versions of koenigsegg and pagani, i'll have a riced up 911 everyday of the week.

This car will melt the tarmac and "only" cost one tenth of some hypercars. Not to mention you can get it serviced anywhere in the world without needing a specialist to fly over to fix your car.

What I want to know, are people annoyed about the accomplishment, or just the price, or just because they probably won't get one?

All that aside, this car will be remembered as KING KONG (Porsche development team gave it this nickname).

Credit has to be given to Porsche, they have delivered on a car that people have wanted, and on top of all that, they have made this car very customisable with colour, wheel and options etc.
Old 07-01-2017, 01:58 AM
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It looks like the watch will be 9500€.

I agree it's hard to see right now what new innovation is in this car to justify $100k over a 3RS but I think that will be seen. I also believe Porsche is taking some of the cream off of the resellers. Lots of people bashed the 3RS price even with its carbon and magnesium parts. Didn't people say the 918 was overpriced and they wouldn't sell them?

I'm still undecided myself. If I get a bunch of dealer bs it will likely swing the decision.
Old 07-01-2017, 02:02 AM
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Originally Posted by ipse dixit
The issue with the 720S comparison that often gets overlooked is the depreciation issue. Spend ~300k on a 720S, drive it off the lot, you're out 40k right off the bat. Spend ~300k on a GT2 RS, drive it off the lot, even if you use it like it's intended to, it's not out of the question you may still be able to sell it for ~300k some 3 years after the fact. What about 3 years after buying that 720S? When the 720 LT has already been on the market for about 2 years, and the P15 is now the current "it" McLaren car, the 720S will probably be trading in the low 200k.
^this exactly
Old 07-01-2017, 02:02 AM
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I think its a 269k car
Old 07-01-2017, 02:09 AM
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$650k in Australia
Old 07-01-2017, 02:14 AM
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Originally Posted by GT288
This board is very mixed on this car...I think we all had these high hopes for something crazy since the 997 GT2 RS. I'm a bit disappointed nonetheless. I wish they made a standard 991 GT2. Oh well. Either get a LT or do what I thought about doing 2 years ago. Get a GT3, put some GT2 stickers on it and put turbos on it lol
Personally, I think its a brilliant car and would take one over a GT3 all day long and on sundays. This will be a very special drive indeed. However, at this point in time I have my mind set on a mid - engined lay out (or perhaps front mid). Porsche will eventually make the car they need to make ..........based on trickle down from the RSR, perhaps with the next iteration. .

At the end of the day theres plenty to choose from and I don't see cars as an investment. From my perspective, they are to be driven and enjoyed. I appreciate there are other views and people with different circumstances.

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$650k in Australia
In Australia the market will wear the price tag, 500k for a .1 GT3RS and 360k for a .2 GT3.

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Old 07-01-2017, 02:31 AM
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Originally Posted by F1CrazyDriver
i think 300k is right.
For the following reasons.
Porsche noticed gt3rs mark-ups from dealers and individuals flipping around that price range.
In order to stop this non-sense and weed out all the flippers, priced the car at 300k. Very hard to markup / flip above those prices. Over 300k is a big investment of a flipper. Cleans up flippers and dealers w/ markups. Therefore those who want the car, can really spec out what they (actually get an allocation). You can thank the flippers and dealers for the price hike. Tag along w/ the fact that they announce production will not be limited. It's a big F you notice to flippers and dealers that will want to mark-up by saying "limited production" bs. story.
Bravo to Porsche. They said they didn't want to see the cars flipped, and this is exactly how to do it. Anyone want to say they're sorry to AP now for calling him a BSer?

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Old 07-01-2017, 02:41 AM
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i could not imagine why i would buy a 720s instead of the GT2RS.
GT2RS i guess will cost at the end 1-10% of the 720s. (maybe it will be even 150k€ cheaper over 2 years)
and it will be faster. and will have 0 issues (think about all the 570, 12C growing pains)
i bet it will be more emotional to drive than the 720s. the RS feeling + the rose joint chassis.
currently best car to set laptimes and daily it.

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will be the competition soon. maybe same speed. but for sure 50k more expansive.



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Old 07-01-2017, 02:51 AM
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Porsche really is the smartest car company....A 305 sticker car here in California will be $340K after taxes and fees. Isn't that what we were supposed to be paying for the mid engine FeFi supercar? This is a whole lot less development money for Porsche than that car.

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Sounds like a very angry beast
Old 07-01-2017, 03:07 AM
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Originally Posted by randr
Sounds like a very angry vacuum cleaner
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Old 07-01-2017, 03:09 AM
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Bernie Ecclestone showed up at the Bonham's auction at Goodwood last night, and paid $400k for a 997 GT2RS...
Old 07-01-2017, 03:18 AM
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Originally Posted by GT288
Well good! So what is it like to own a LT? Because if my chances are as bad as you say I might as well start preparing. I've seen the one I've wanted for a while now. But is it worth the money is the question. Does it feel special enough compared to the GT Porsches?
I have one. I love it. Completely worth it.
Old 07-01-2017, 03:21 AM
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Originally Posted by NateOZ
6 months in with my 570S I'm struggling with the emotional connection - hard to describe it any other way as I like a lot of aspects about it. It's made me reluctant to pick up a LT which was why I wanted to own one for a period first.
570s is not that close to an lt. the lt is raw. And with a roof scoop it's crazy. That's why so few roof scooped lt's come up for sale.


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