It's because the GT3 is based on the C4 chassis for rigidity.

 

Unfortunately, Luxury Motors is far from ethical. I never cared for their sales staff, but was shocked to find out about their business practices. I learned about their business practices from a friend (of 10 years) who's been in the car business for the last 15 years - this friend started a JV with Luxury Motors in the suburbs of Chicago with the backing from a large, local dealer. He forced luxury motors out in the first 6 months of this JV because of their shady dealings. Most vehicles have seen severe damage AND they often lie about it - to the extent that they falsify paperwork (i.e. not disclosing salvaged titles).

I would advise all against purchasing vehicles from luxury motors - there's a reason their inventory is priced well below market...

 

I did not know that... kewl.

 

I do not know Luxury Motors, but I was looking at a RED Gt3 in Ontario Canada earlier this year that was for sale at an independant dealer at a VERY low price. The dealer was forthright in telling me that the car was hit from behind. Maybe that car has changed hands at an auction or something.

Do a proper PPI and look for rear end damage.

 

bbrc76, thanks for sharing your personal knowledge about that dealer. Based on your info, I would steer clear of them.