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Having both 991 GT3 and a 991 RS is overkill. They are very similar to drive. I personally would sell/trade the GT3 and spend the money on something else.
I waited until my Rs was sitting in my garage next to my Gt3 and quickly put it on ebay and sold it! side by side the gt3 looks like a wannabe.....mine had a 143k msrp and it sold for 145k , I agree if this beloved dealer sold you the Rs for msrp then you should let them have it for -10k ....
I'm seriously considering keeping both, at least for a year. I continue to enjoy my GT3 despite the similarities. The 3 is definitely not collecting dust at home!
Having both 991 GT3 and a 991 RS is overkill. They are very similar to drive. I personally would sell/trade the GT3 and spend the money on something else.
That's the other possibility, use the money for another car.
Originally Posted by 0-60 freak
I waited until my Rs was sitting in my garage next to my Gt3 and quickly put it on ebay and sold it! side by side the gt3 looks like a wannabe.....mine had a 143k msrp and it sold for 145k , I agree if this beloved dealer sold you the Rs for msrp then you should let them have it for -10k ....
Yes my dealer is MSRP, so I was thinking along the same lines.
Having both 991 GT3 and a 991 RS is overkill. They are very similar to drive. I personally would sell/trade the GT3 and spend the money on something else.
+1 They are different but similar enough to justify trading the GT3.
Tough to say. There is certainly some validity to trading the GT3 back in to your dealership that hooked you up with an RS at MSRP. They scratch your back, and you scratch theirs. In the end, an awesome predicament to be in either way
Here's some advice Hurley Haywood gave to me: if you can afford it, never sell a Porsche. You never know which ones are going to become highly desirable.
Here's some advice Hurley Haywood gave to me: if you can afford it, never sell a Porsche. You never know which ones are going to become highly desirable.
That's a great point, I'm just hoping that I will want to still drive the GT3 when the RS is here.