GT3RS Allocation Thread
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^thanks
weird, SA informed me no more ED slots for the ENTIRE year hmm
weird, SA informed me no more ED slots for the ENTIRE year hmm
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usctrojanGT3 (02-11-2024)
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do not leave it up to SA, dealers are awful at arranging ED. Once have allocation and commission # send email to Porsche ED and do all the legwork yourself. I do ED almost every year, it’s getting more challenging to schedule so contact ED department directly and make all arrangements yourself
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neurotic (02-10-2024)
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I need your valuable input on a dilemma I'm facing. I've got the chance to get my hands on a 992 GT3 RS, but here's the catch: my dealer is asking for $160k over MSRP, bringing the total to a hefty $460,000. However, they're throwing in some enticing extras like PPF, satin black wrap, roll cage, and black keys for free.
Originally, I was lined up for an allocation, but now it seems the option on the table is a new car already built with around 70 miles on it. I'm torn between pulling the trigger on this deal or waiting it out in hopes that prices will eventually come down.
Your insights and experiences would be immensely helpful in guiding my decision. Thanks in advance for your input!
Originally, I was lined up for an allocation, but now it seems the option on the table is a new car already built with around 70 miles on it. I'm torn between pulling the trigger on this deal or waiting it out in hopes that prices will eventually come down.
Your insights and experiences would be immensely helpful in guiding my decision. Thanks in advance for your input!
Me personally, there’s no way I’d spend that kind of money on a 3RS. In the $300k+ range, the only car I’d consider is McLaren.
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just personal opinion. Dont really love the look of the mclaren. I think im just blinded by the porsche lights.
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neoprufrok (02-11-2024)
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Just uploaded this morning. Hits the mark at 11:15 I think.
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Comparisons like thus video crack me up. All it shows it power to weight on a tight track allows for better acceleration out of the turns. I'm no track expert nor claim to be, but the 750S would be an obvious choice for this test. Also the arrow of the 3RS wasn't really able to do its job on such wet conditions.
Both great cars for 2 different intended purposes.
765LT still the sweet spot.
Both great cars for 2 different intended purposes.
765LT still the sweet spot.
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Mr Mojo Risin (02-11-2024)
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Guys...every car manufacturer is clued in on their product and where it stands vis a vis other products.
There are no more deals when you cross shop at this elevation.
There are no more deals when you cross shop at this elevation.
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