Common sense also says that when we do, people will complain that they are only getting cars at MSRP, and not at a discount from list price.

 

this is so very true. But, remember, we need talkers in the world. They make us doers worth so much more than we would be without their jabbering on...

 

Starting to see some aggressive price drops on some cars.

https://www.porschecherryhill.com/in...c2a97ns268141/

 

About a month ago, PECLA seems to have released a bunch of their GT3s (PTS included) to dealerships across the country. They are all heavy mile and track driven, both of which are deterrents to most buyers even with CPO. I believe these cars are outliers on the market and not indicative of the average low mile car on the market.

 

What's the MSRP

 

It’s a PDK wing in a not popular color with 12k miles… I wouldn’t call this an aggressive drop at all…

 

OMG, almost 12,000 miles!! That's the reason! Hard pass.

 

Add to this that its probably a $220ish window (no ceramics, no carbon), its just another gt3 for sale in a rough color.

 

It looks like a PEC car based on Carfax. That’s 11k hard miles of clowns like me ripping the crap out of it with LCs and banging off the rev limiter 20x a day trying to audition for Tokyo Drift in the water module.

 

It was one of the lowest priced GT3s and one of the newer listed ones and they dropped it another $20K. It was listed at $239K and they dropped it to $219K, that seems aggressive to me considering other cars have sat for much longer and with much higher starting prices, and I have not seen others drop it by $20K at once. There has not been another price drop this drastic on a car that was already one of the cheapest in the country, they tend to drop them in $5K increments. Just saying some are starting to be more aggressive, but as others have stated it is likely an outlier given it being a PECLA car.

 

So I guess that means no one should buy a car off of Rennlist ever then

Not doubting this, but what do you look for specifically to tell if it was a PECLA car on Carfax? I do not see that information on there.

 

I located an allocation without adm, but probably with 2025 model year msrp will be 7% higher by Porsche, who knows.

Market is definitely softening, not all markets but certain areas definitely. And if you can not get a deal look outside your market. That is what I have done and best thing I did lately for an allocation.

 

How are you getting an allocation on a MY 25 car already? When would it go into production? I didn't think that car was even announced for allocations to be given to dealers.

 

20 x an hour
I did that at one of the trips in a 718 S , the guy was insisting that I keep doing it and I complied

 

There are no 2025 allocations that exist yet. At best you're on a "list" but that doesn't mean anything until actual allocations are released to dealers.