Porsche911GTS'16

Just for a point of reference to the 991.2, I paid a $10k ADM for a 2019 PTS Touring allocation that went into production in December 2018. How times have changed...

Poupon McArr

Yes, finally! Just the topic I've been waiting for! Why hasn't this ever been discussed before?

Waddi

Many Trillions of USD has been artificially pumped into the economy over the past few years, seems obvious to me to expect inflation…

Fang911

Riotous, so good 😄

OP, if you have read through any of the numerous ADM threads, its clear buyers are paying anywhere from MSRP to 100K over.

IMO, the frustrating aspect of these threads is the data points are not applicable to your / my / anyone else’s situation. Consider the following (all fabricated, but conceivable)-

1) mooty aka the godfather gets msrp deal with CA dealer which he has bought and traded in multiple GT cars to over the last 15 years who just received an unexpected “extra” allocation

2) CAlexio gets MSRP deal in Nebraska for a Feb ‘22 non-PTS winged slot with GT3RS pre-trade

3) chance6 paying $20K ADM for a Sept ‘22 PTS Touring build, no trade, deposit placed 1 yr ago, Georgia

4) the other 80-90% of GT3 buyers with 0-100K ADMs on custom spec vs already built / ideal vs poorly specced / trade vs no trade / NYC vs Iowa vs CA / previous vs no relationship with dealer / etc etc

Ultimately, you have to do your own legwork in your market. I don’t believe other’s experiences are particularly helpful-

3-Pedals

Just buy a 991.2 GT3 at 20k over, drive it for 2 years and trade it slightly under MSRP for an MSRP 992 GT3. You are still driving 97% of the car in street (track is different) in these 2 years and you are losing $20k at best, plus the car itself is $25k or cheaper (less base price, less options, etc). So you save $100k for doing this (assuming $100k markup).

Jimmy-D

Inflation or price gouging?? I am going with the latter.

Happening all over the place

mass27

I think it would be helpful to the group if you gave some private financial info about yourself. For example, how old you are (assume 23), your yearly income (assume > $400K), living situation (assume live with your parents, but have entered into a workshare program with them), and investments (assume $1M - $5M in stocks and FANGs and triple witch options and any other financial term that is googled)

Finally, it is helpful that you told us you drove a GT4 for 1 year for free, then sold it for $29K profit. I'd say you are right on track because GT cars as supposed to be driven for free, unless you're an idiot.

Most importantly, it's always wise to ask a bunch of anonymous, exaggerating, lying forum members for financial advice. Perhaps marital and parenting advice????

Final answer: I hope a dealer reads this and offers you an allocation for $100K ADM, then the next day offers you MSRP to buy it back. It seems if that occurred that would stop the value threads for an hour or two.

3-Pedals

That's not nice.

Waddi

Not many products / commodities / assets are going down in value / asking price… im going with the former…ps I’m an ‘outside of the states’ international buyer…hefty deposit and msrp for me

CAlexio

The people who actually are in the know just got involved. Forget all the other threads. This one has so much real info it should be made into a sticky.

ShakeNBake

No one told me it has 5g in it....non starter for me - I'm not a gates minion. Who wants my car?

wormman

Porsche Grapevine here in the Dallas TX sold one yesterday for $324,900

richk

This thread is truly entertaining. Best point is there are plenty of GT cars from last gen available.

i am personally driving the wheels off my 991RS ad trust me im lucky if I extract 80 percent of the cars capabilities.

beemerb0y

Yippiekiaye

I feel left out. Those of us that paid msrp are missing the party.