jvmax

$102500 https://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/2005-porsche-996-gt3/ blue/natural brown leather 9200 miles

85000 https://www.mecum.com/lots/CA0818-33...rsche-911-gt3/ red 11975 miles

prices exclude buyers premium

Marv

Front rotors look shot on the one with 9,200 miles!

There are some mean cracks for such a low mileage.

Burger

Maybe they meant 9200 track miles!

Wayne K

I noticed that too. From the pictures the red one looks like a much nicer car although I do like the blue car color combo and for the $20K price differential I'd have to go red.

AudiOn19s

rael

This GT2 at Gooding seems like it was stolen--$126K and I think it includes the buyer's premium.
5500 miles and near perfect condition. Est. was 150-200k

https://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/2003-porsche-996-gt2/

enthusiast

Thanks for sharing the information.

RossP

Throw on some stock wheels and euro buckets and that might have hit 150k.

CME

Fully agree. Those wheels don't fit the car and any old 996 GT car has to have the Recaro buckets.

PCA7GGR

"...and any old 996 GT car has to have the Recaro buckets." - less your "big boned" like me. My back is about an inch too wide to fit in 'em. So.... shell back sport seats look great in my eyes -;>)

CME

My comment was more about resale value. Perception et al.

Anyway I have the Recaro GT3 seats in my 996 and they are at least 1-2" wider than the new Carbon buckets.

993GT

+1, way too cheap.... upside is feeling completely guilt-free about driving mine today

Gofishracing

mine increased in value overnight.

porschedog

3 years ago a clean, nothing special but not beat up 996 GT2 with if I recall more than 30-40k miles on odometer GT2 went for $75k at Barrett Jackson in West Palm Beach. The wife had my arms and mouth duct taped as it rolled across the auction block.

spiller