ScottArizona

BAT Black car with nice extras and 94k miles sold for just over 90k with fees. 500 bucks more than the yellow accident history car with almost 1/10th the mileage. Interesting. Market is speaking as to the the desirability of no-accident history!!! Also, prices are clearly coming down, which I welcome (on all cars, not just gt3's), since I'm perpetually stuck in "acquisition mode" rather than "liquidation mode" LOL!

177mph

The owner noted paintwork on more than half the panels. Also - a clean carfax is no guarantee of no accident history.

brontosaurus

Yeah, bit of a spread between quarter panel + swiping an entire side of a car vs a bumper & fender parking lot incident IMO. Lot easier to make the case for an "as new" repair when you don't need to cut and weld. OTOH someone probably got a sweet deal they will cherish for years to come

JS

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...he-911-gt3-59/

LIS

Getting ready to sell mine- making room for something new. Is the consensus here to go with auction sites like BAT or Cars and Bids for the best price?
The basics on my car:
'04 GT3 w/~38k miles
Cobalt Blue!!
Lots of track days
Porsche roll bar
Clean carfax - 3 owners

Body In White

BAT seems to have the biggest audience, but be realistic with the price, there seems to be an uptick of cars not meeting their reserve.

JS

https://www.grandprimotors.com/used/...c41500f7ee.htm

JS

BAT is the #1 choice to maximize value with the largest audience.

Best of luck.

Patrick3000

BAT for the best price, forget ALL of the other online auctions!

List it here with a price that you are willing to accept while you wait for BAT to auction your car, GLWYS

177mph

Get ready for a long delay - and for them to not accept your bottom line price. Lower your expectations.

LIS

I don't have super high expectations- I know the bubble is leaking... I'd even consider a no-reserve auction.

ScottArizona

With cobalt and 38,000 miles I think you can afford to have some high expectations LOL. Track time will turn some off but if it has been well-maintained it will make someone very very happy.

flat6fan18

Man I was hoping the rumors of car prices dropping would affect 996 GT3’s. So I can get one at a lower price lol. I think this is the best looking GT3 ever made, probably most fun to drive as well. Happy to see the values stay strong.

wilfred

Sold for $117. My guess was $120+

Glad to see market is still good.

Here is another one...

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...he-911-gt3-58/

I am guessing the reserve is $175+ and I hope it gets it.

JS

The ask was $199,900