What would you pay for an RS with <10k km?
12-18-2011, 08:21 AM
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What do you mean with WLS2? I thought we were talking about the 993RS?
09-12-2022, 05:44 PM
#22
Wow!
after 11 years this car, having same mileage should worth what now in 2022?!! I’ll would say 700K ?
09-14-2022, 09:08 AM
#23
€700k seems a stretch. I'd say €400k.
This being said, I'd think a car with reasonable and verifiable mileage (between 50 and 120k km) is technically preferable to a ultra low milage car. I do not understand the obsession (often US) collectors seem to have for ultra low mileage cars.
Besides: mileage seems to play a less determining role in the valuation of older significant Porsches, such as the '73 RS or 356 Spyders.
This being said, I'd think a car with reasonable and verifiable mileage (between 50 and 120k km) is technically preferable to a ultra low milage car. I do not understand the obsession (often US) collectors seem to have for ultra low mileage cars.
Besides: mileage seems to play a less determining role in the valuation of older significant Porsches, such as the '73 RS or 356 Spyders.
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Andreas. (09-14-2022)
09-14-2022, 02:48 PM
#24
€700k seems a stretch. I'd say €400k.
This being said, I'd think a car with reasonable and verifiable mileage (between 50 and 120k km) is technically preferable to a ultra low milage car. I do not understand the obsession (often US) collectors seem to have for ultra low mileage cars.
Besides: mileage seems to play a less determining role in the valuation of older significant Porsches, such as the '73 RS or 356 Spyders.
This being said, I'd think a car with reasonable and verifiable mileage (between 50 and 120k km) is technically preferable to a ultra low milage car. I do not understand the obsession (often US) collectors seem to have for ultra low mileage cars.
Besides: mileage seems to play a less determining role in the valuation of older significant Porsches, such as the '73 RS or 356 Spyders.
since when?
09-14-2022, 07:23 PM
#25
I’m not claiming mileage doesn’t play a role for valuation of such cars, but it is less determining. Provenance, originality, race history etc play an important role here. Eg. go check the descriptions and valuations for the 2.7 RS’s sold at RM Sotheby’s the last couple of years. You’ll see the relatively low attention and premium given to mileage.
09-14-2022, 08:15 PM
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I think an RS sold on BAT earlier this summer for around $400,000. I don't know if it was a clone or the real thing.
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MWP (09-19-2022)
09-19-2022, 01:50 PM
#29
This is a genuine thing. 411.993 dollars was the price.
22K miles.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...11-carrera-rs/
PS: This thread is 11 years old.
22K miles.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...11-carrera-rs/
PS: This thread is 11 years old.
09-20-2022, 08:53 PM
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This is a stupid thread. What people would PAY, versus what it is worth has been made clear. It's going to sell for a freaking ton- regardless of what the peanut gallery says they will pay. I say it sells for $ 400,000
No I wouldn't pay that- but it's probably worth it, hence I just have my lowly C4S.And this thread is really old...
EDIT- HA By Tor beat me to it ! LOL
No I wouldn't pay that- but it's probably worth it, hence I just have my lowly C4S.And this thread is really old...
EDIT- HA By Tor beat me to it ! LOL
Last edited by PRSWILL; 09-20-2022 at 08:55 PM.