sccchiii

It wreaks of a mythical story passed along by friends and at beginning it was $500k and at end of line the number had grown to $1.3 million.....or of course a good ole classic prop story invented by some dealers that have 911Rs on consignment

Manifold

This kind of exaggeration (if that's what it is) is also a symptom of a bubble.

911R (good car) + excellent marketing by Porsche (as usual) + car-crazed people with lots of money + speculation about high ROI = bubble

Warren99

I would have thought someone that would drop $1.3 mil on an R would have been able to get an allocation somewhere. I think the R is pretty great but that price is insane to me. If that person is willing to spend that kind of coin, my thought is they would have done things by now to insure they would get an allocation.

Leica 993

It's not that the cars are expensive, it's the decreasing purchasing power & devaluation of the dollar, so it requires more of them.

bronson7

Anyone can ask whatever they want, but actually selling it, is a totally different story.

TRAKCAR

Bubble of all bubbles..
We should take a sub 1000 mile and sub 100K Porsche GT valuation going back to the 964's and revisit the list in 2018.
I'm a seller.

sccchiii

If the guy had paid me a simple 10% finders fee (my mistake I really should be asking for more because the buyer certainly had more money vs brains).....I have one that I could have gotten for him at only $400k over Msrp.....apparently a bargain

Porschekalle

if someone needs an R with October delivery date msrp close to 220k white with green stripes at 250k over .. please pm me .. cheers

sccchiii

Geez.....that offer might kill my potential sale?????, wow market is dropping quickly from 1.3 million ha ha ha

WernerE

Do you accept Paypal?

sccchiii

paypal would love that.....it will be like a auction buy fee to PayPal ha ha

Porschekalle

if u pay
the fees sure

bronson7

Who needs to go to the local comic club, when you can just read this thread.