bakerphoto

Love the Ducktail! Thats gotta be a $15k add. GLWTA!

desmotesta

The 991.1 Targa 4 GTS (5k miles) at my dealer went from $149K on Friday to $167K this morning.

That car has sat there for 60+ days and they lowered it from $158K to $148K incrementally over last 45 days, only to shoot the price up by $20,000+ overnight

midwstCostofLivg

lol. best wishes to them. I do not need a 911 that badly.

mattgfx

That's insane... I'm waiting too. Hopefuly for a 991.2 GTS to be back around $100k.

PTSFX

When I was looking for my car I saw this happen a handful of times, and often would then see the car listed as sold within a few days of the price hike. The only thing I could come up with is that the car eventually sold as they lowered the price, but they didn’t want that lower price to be the baseline that people used for what a similar car should be valued at, so before marking as sold the dealer jacks up the price that’s listed on their site.

997Fanatic997

I'm a 997 guy but found this on Craigslist. Seems reasonable but I don't know 991 prices as well as I do 997. No affiliation.

https://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/c...424924458.html
70K
2013 Carrera cab, blk/blk 7spd manual
Excellent condition with no issues, no accidents H&R springs, 22” Gianelle wheels.
Both keys & manuals
Seats are in perfect condition, no rips or tears.
58k miles

Schn3ll

Great deal on a T https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/invent...ting=319989957

EvilTuna7

I’ve looked in to this car before, CarFax says it’s been in an accident.

GBX

This T with buckets could be really nice and priced right too. Would have scooped it up myself but need back seats.

https://www.autolist.com/porsche-911...AA2A94JS106130

vanlieremead

Someone bought it…

WestCoast911

Hey everyone, would love thoughts on this deal I'm planning to buy today from my Porsche dealer:

CPO 2019 Carrera T (CPO until 2025)
MSRP= $119k
Manual
Guards Red
10k miles
18 ways
PCCB
Rear Steer
Chrono
Final price= $115k

Car has 4 new tires, new spark plugs, break pads at 75% life.

Good deal? Planning on holding for 2 years...

vanlieremead

sounds like a good deal to me. I assume you know the car well and it has a good car fax. Why only 2 years though? Don’t look for it to go up quite yet.

WestCoast911

1 local owner, clean carfax. I've kept my last few cars for 2 years so just planning along with my history! Don't need the car to appreciate, but just want to make sure I'm not buying something I'm going to get fleeced on when selling in 2 years! An enthusiast spec Carrera T seems like it should hold value relatively well?

Tangerine

We are living in an unprecedented time in regards to the stock market, supply chain, etc. No one can promise what the market will be in 2 years.

The target of 2 years seems super odd--I've had cars less than a year that I didn't like, and had others a long time. Had my 2016 GTS since new and can't imagine replacing it with anything.

Maybe car ownership is more like dating until you find "the one"?

dd356

For a lot of us who are into their 50's and 60's it's a changeover that really hasn't been seen in the sports car market during our courtship with performance cars. Powerplants, tranny's, fuel sources, etc.. are all now in play, and what you like is what you like. Not as easy to get the old configurations as it once was, and the result is scarcity and dramatic price increases. I don't see it going away.