Shogunade

Which one of you spec'ed this monstrosity?
Take a look, worth it.
https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/1...-bbbafef469c1/

Just J

Ronald McDonald.

PorscheSince2013

992.1 TTS is a keeper. Not interested in more digital or hybrid version. The designers and engineering departments really outdid themselves with this one.

Angryinch

That McDonalds car has popped up on here before. LOL

That has to be the worst spec I have ever seen. The guys must have been building it and shaking their heads.

neil.schneider

Also, this is a slow time of the year especially for sports cars.

CanAutM3

It's been holding up great. Besides the expected consumables of brake pads and tires, it handled the track days without any issue. I've had two reliability issue with it so far though: the starter ground cable that left me stranded in Canadian Tire parking lot overnight and faulty wastegates that required the replacement of both turbos, all taken care for under warranty. I am impressed by the versatility of this car: a decently useful daily driver when it needs to be, and a track monster when called for.

eclou

I would almost donate a color change wrap for that car to eliminate the visual misery

abiazis

Saw this in person at an Atlanta dealer…..it is worse in person……one could offer a low ball price hoping they might sell it and then definitely wrap it…..

Pb Pedis

That car is burning my retina - I had to turn down the brightness on my monitor.

M0J0

The entire car market is going to crash. Vehicle prices have shot up due to supply chain and shipping costs. The high interest rates are driving away buyers. During the pandemic manufactures shifted their focus to luxury cars with higher margins. The average American can't afford new cars now. I think the housing market might be not far behind it as they also shot up during the pandemic. This is a market correction.

Shogunade

People have been waiting three years for this market adjustment.

Angryinch

Crash and correction are two different meanings.

Crash, I am not sure of that. Correction is what I see happening now. Rates, economy, winter.

The average American isn’t buying a TTS either…

M0J0

I was talking about the car market as a whole. You are right that we are seeing a correction, but I think a crash might be coming.

Angryinch

Hard to tell. Supply could be an ongoing issue, no one wants to work anymore. (At least in Canda)

What would be considered a crash in TTS pricing? $300k car that is 3 years old going for $200k?

Porsche keeps raising prices every 6-8 months as well, so that helps the used market too.

Its winter, so its hard to compare prices to spring or summer. In Canada lots of guys will try drop their cars in Winter. I feel like there is a lot for sale here, many more than 2 years ago.

Shogunade

Definitely a lot more for sale. When I was looking finder in Canada only had 18 cabs. Now it's "Many available." Curious thing is asking prices haven't dropped significantly on the cars that have not sold. 5-10k drops. I wonder, but doubt they bought them too high. It's more than likely they're just holding on to what must've been the best rip in their careers.