This is what the Speedster can do:

 

History shows that "limited edition" items conceived as "collectibles" do not retain much premium value if they are used, but if not used generally appeal to a niche market that diminishes in size over time. I have never had any interest in the "Speedster", which is simply a puffed up 997 variant with no evident connection to the original Porsche Speedster. Nevertheless, this is very much in line with Porsche's very reasonable desire to remain the #1 automobile manufacturer in terms of average profit per unit sold.

 

Not for me. At that price I'd buy the RS 4.0 and pay over sticker if I had to. I'd buy a Macca. A Scud, A TT S etc. This is a car for someone with unlimited funds or collectors.

For $200K you can buy a GTS convertible and a Cayenne

 

In the showroom for one day and then SOLD. That was quick!

 

$204k That is absurd... unless you have the dough to blow. I wonder if the person who bought it will really drive it?

 

My guess is that that car was already sold--and they agreed to let the dealership place it on the showroom floor for a day or two.

 

Interesting tactic!! I like the color however ;-)