997.2 Prices
01-28-2018, 06:42 PM
#1
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
997.2 Prices
So in my search for an all wheel drive 997.2 I have come across that Porsche will be coming out with a new 911 in the Fall. So here are some questions for those out there who have been 911 owners and enthusiasts for a lot longer than me.
1. What month this year will the new 2019 911 model be available for purchase?
2. When a new model comes out do you see a big drop in prices of older models as many want to have the latest and greatest Porsche?
3. How much if any will coming out with a new model push down the cost of the current 997.2 market?
I will of course continue to look for what I am wanting, but wonder if I wait 12 months if the prices will go down significantly. Thanks for your help.
1. What month this year will the new 2019 911 model be available for purchase?
2. When a new model comes out do you see a big drop in prices of older models as many want to have the latest and greatest Porsche?
3. How much if any will coming out with a new model push down the cost of the current 997.2 market?
I will of course continue to look for what I am wanting, but wonder if I wait 12 months if the prices will go down significantly. Thanks for your help.
01-28-2018, 10:05 PM
#2
Burning Brakes
Originally Posted by doclouie
So in my search for an all wheel drive 997.2 I have come across that Porsche will be coming out with a new 911 in the Fall. So here are some questions for those out there who have been 911 owners and enthusiasts for a lot longer than me.
1. What month this year will the new 2019 911 model be available for purchase?
2. When a new model comes out do you see a big drop in prices of older models as many want to have the latest and greatest Porsche?
3. How much if any will coming out with a new model push down the cost of the current 997.2 market?
I will of course continue to look for what I am wanting, but wonder if I wait 12 months if the prices will go down significantly. Thanks for your help.
1. What month this year will the new 2019 911 model be available for purchase?
2. When a new model comes out do you see a big drop in prices of older models as many want to have the latest and greatest Porsche?
3. How much if any will coming out with a new model push down the cost of the current 997.2 market?
I will of course continue to look for what I am wanting, but wonder if I wait 12 months if the prices will go down significantly. Thanks for your help.
01-28-2018, 10:20 PM
#3
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Any idea what month the new Porsche will be available?
01-28-2018, 10:33 PM
#4
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IMO, and, frankly, I don't pay much attention to the market, because there have already been two series that have come out since the 997.2, I don't believe the 992 will have much of an impact. In fact, if the 992 continues the slide torward GT-dom, the 997.2 should hold value. Of course, that might be wishful thinking on my part.
If you find the car that fits your specs, buy it. Enjoy it for the months you'd otherwise be waiting.
If you find the car that fits your specs, buy it. Enjoy it for the months you'd otherwise be waiting.
01-28-2018, 11:18 PM
#6
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
I will continue to look for the exact one I want and will pull the trigger when I find it. I want a 4 wheel drive because I will probably live in cold country in the next couple of years and I love the wider stance too. So few and far between with any 4’s or 4S’s though. They just seem to be rare. I wish I could find out how many all wheel drives they made in a 997.2.
01-29-2018, 01:13 AM
#7
Nordschleife Master
So in my search for an all wheel drive 997.2 I have come across that Porsche will be coming out with a new 911 in the Fall. So here are some questions for those out there who have been 911 owners and enthusiasts for a lot longer than me.
1. What month this year will the new 2019 911 model be available for purchase?
2. When a new model comes out do you see a big drop in prices of older models as many want to have the latest and greatest Porsche?
3. How much if any will coming out with a new model push down the cost of the current 997.2 market?
I will of course continue to look for what I am wanting, but wonder if I wait 12 months if the prices will go down significantly. Thanks for your help.
1. What month this year will the new 2019 911 model be available for purchase?
2. When a new model comes out do you see a big drop in prices of older models as many want to have the latest and greatest Porsche?
3. How much if any will coming out with a new model push down the cost of the current 997.2 market?
I will of course continue to look for what I am wanting, but wonder if I wait 12 months if the prices will go down significantly. Thanks for your help.
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01-29-2018, 07:43 AM
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To the OP - you are way overthinking this. It’s hard enough finding a good car without a history or a story, let alone trying to factor in what a new model intro is going to do to pricing.
Spend your energy finding a good car that is well documented and if you pay a few thousand too
much just amortize it over the years you’ll own and enjoy the car. The extra cost will be less than a latte per day.
Spend your energy finding a good car that is well documented and if you pay a few thousand too
much just amortize it over the years you’ll own and enjoy the car. The extra cost will be less than a latte per day.
01-29-2018, 08:57 AM
#9
To the OP - you are way overthinking this. It’s hard enough finding a good car without a history or a story, let alone trying to factor in what a new model intro is going to do to pricing.
Spend your energy finding a good car that is well documented and if you pay a few thousand too
much just amortize it over the years you’ll own and enjoy the car. The extra cost will be less than a latte per day.
Spend your energy finding a good car that is well documented and if you pay a few thousand too
much just amortize it over the years you’ll own and enjoy the car. The extra cost will be less than a latte per day.
01-29-2018, 09:10 AM
#10
Three Wheelin'
So in my search for an all wheel drive 997.2 I have come across that Porsche will be coming out with a new 911 in the Fall. So here are some questions for those out there who have been 911 owners and enthusiasts for a lot longer than me.
1. What month this year will the new 2019 911 model be available for purchase?
2. When a new model comes out do you see a big drop in prices of older models as many want to have the latest and greatest Porsche?
3. How much if any will coming out with a new model push down the cost of the current 997.2 market?
I will of course continue to look for what I am wanting, but wonder if I wait 12 months if the prices will go down significantly. Thanks for your help.
1. What month this year will the new 2019 911 model be available for purchase?
2. When a new model comes out do you see a big drop in prices of older models as many want to have the latest and greatest Porsche?
3. How much if any will coming out with a new model push down the cost of the current 997.2 market?
I will of course continue to look for what I am wanting, but wonder if I wait 12 months if the prices will go down significantly. Thanks for your help.
2. No.
3. Zero
01-29-2018, 12:26 PM
#11
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Thank you for those who have posted. Yes being an engineer I overthink everything. In my line of work though everything must be overthought or something may be missed and people will die. Hard not to bring that type of thinking into my personal life. The reduced production numbers of the 997.2 don’t help much either. Cheers.
01-29-2018, 12:50 PM
#13
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Thank you for those who have posted. Yes being an engineer I overthink everything. In my line of work though everything must be overthought or something may be missed and people will die. Hard not to bring that type of thinking into my personal life. The reduced production numbers of the 997.2 don’t help much either. Cheers.
01-29-2018, 10:26 PM
#14
Burning Brakes
I agree with the others. Forget about the 992 or whatever it is or whenever it will come out. If you find the 'right' C4S buy it, you live once and if you really want one get it and don't worry how much it will cost a year from now. A really nice C4S meeting your requirements could take a little while to find. If you were simply looking for say a C2 you could wait and maybe save a couple grand.
As for 992 impact on 997.2 prices, it is more likely to continue to impact the 991.1 prices.
As for 992 impact on 997.2 prices, it is more likely to continue to impact the 991.1 prices.
01-29-2018, 11:38 PM
#15
Rennlist Member
So in my search for an all wheel drive 997.2 I have come across that Porsche will be coming out with a new 911 in the Fall. So here are some questions for those out there who have been 911 owners and enthusiasts for a lot longer than me.
1. What month this year will the new 2019 911 model be available for purchase?
2. When a new model comes out do you see a big drop in prices of older models as many want to have the latest and greatest Porsche?
3. How much if any will coming out with a new model push down the cost of the current 997.2 market?
I will of course continue to look for what I am wanting, but wonder if I wait 12 months if the prices will go down significantly. Thanks for your help.
1. What month this year will the new 2019 911 model be available for purchase?
2. When a new model comes out do you see a big drop in prices of older models as many want to have the latest and greatest Porsche?
3. How much if any will coming out with a new model push down the cost of the current 997.2 market?
I will of course continue to look for what I am wanting, but wonder if I wait 12 months if the prices will go down significantly. Thanks for your help.
2. Not much. You see big drops right after warranty expiration.
3. 992 will push down 991's price, not 997.2.
> I will of course continue to look for what I am wanting, but wonder if I wait 12 months if the prices will go down significantly.
Clean and low mileage examples of 997.2 will appreciate in value.