WCGhost

It depends on what color PTS. Some colors will not get a premium as easily, green and blues tend to capture a bit of a premium, the lowest i have seen a desirable PTS car with manual go for is $32K over recently on a '22 w 350 miles. A reasonable Porsche dealer would try to sell your car for $50K over depending on the specific color. Interestingly black cars have been going for as much as PTS as far as premiums go.

On another note, this was a Canadian manual touring that sold for $212K. Even if it costs some money to bring over, this is a well bought car.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...t3-touring-57/

Diablo Dude

Don't forget the "extras" to bring it over.

Randy M

Not matter what you're into there's going to be some *** trying to tell you that you're not using what you've got for it's intended purpose. If you like it in whatever way you choose to enjoy it, that is all that matters.

I have more than I need for certain and have many different interests and several bikes, motorcycles and vehicles to enjoy. I'll do it my way and if you're the one pointing your finger at me for not using what I have in the way you think I should, that has so much more to do with how you look at yourself than me. So go work on yourself, hug your wife and tell her that you love her

IRunalot

992 RS closing soon and close to 400k

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...11-gt3-rs-5-2/

RossP

Sold for 447k on BAT 2 months ago but buyer backed out (due to some issue with importing the car to their home country). Will be interesting to see where it ends up.

WenigerAberBeser

Shipping costs are not unique to Canada cars.

A registered importer can adjust the cluster for $300

In total it costs $7-$8k to import, most of which is the 2.5% duty.

The issue is that the car must be held up to 30 days by a registered importer and there’s a little paperwork… this is a deterrent for many who just want to buy and drive

Diablo Dude

FED ANNOUNCES 3 INTEREST RATE CUTS FOR 2024

sacguy71

Cool I really want a nice CPO Porsche Cayenne GTS now.

shrimp money

The Turbo GTs are tanking in value. There’s one at Porsche Beschwood where the guy paid $230k a year ago and traded it in. They’re asking $179k.

sacguy71

Nice! I saw a used Porsche Cayenne at Carmax for 50k and new they are close to 90k. So deals will exist. Love the comfort and handling of Porsche Cayenne.

Manifold

No matter how good they make it, it's an SUV. And it only seats four people, which is ridiculous.

maroli

$420k + premium. Something like $130k over MSRP?

WenigerAberBeser

but you forgot to answer how many miles you have driven after owning your car for a year and being the Karen of RL

shrimp money

The guy bought it with 1,664 miles on it, and it has 3,042 miles now in the ad. 1,378 miles of use cost him/her at least $70k assuming they gave $160k for trade in.
https://www.porschebeachwood.com/use...BK2AY4NDA60218

Maybe they had to do the deal for a 3RS allocation.

AlexCeres

I expected them to be less responsive, but good news for everyone. Well, except the doom monkeys they still look like idiots. It’ll keep pressure on the high end luxury prices and adm. Those buyers weren’t ever significantly affected by these rates hikes, and while the economy may be slowing, money is cheaper. Still not 2008.