I'd sell mine in a minute...
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At an auction there is a phrase that is quite common ... the winner's curse. Most sellers love to sell at an auction for just this reason. And if you can get into a high end auction like B-J, or RM all the better.
This sale does indeed look like an anomaly at this point in time. But maybe it's a trend ...
This sale does indeed look like an anomaly at this point in time. But maybe it's a trend ...
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I don;t trust BJ reported sales numbers. many cars reported sold still in sellers hands after the auction.
RM is the best, very reputable company.
RM is the best, very reputable company.
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That is truly the benefit of a big auction with a bunch of big egos on TV surrounded by peers, friends, etc and yes, some are drinking. It only takes two people to bid against each other and claim, my wallet is bigger than yours...
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So $95,700 with the buyer's premium. That's before sales tax and state license fees. In California it would put it right around $105,000. Yes, if someone offers me $95K for my 2011 C4S with only 8,000 miles I'll sell. That's $20K more than I paid a year ago.
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I was there and saw the car after it sold. There were like 5 Porsches there out of over a 1000 cars. People do not know what they are buying.Gooding and Company had the great Porsche classics and I got to see Jay Leno donate his SRT 8 to charity. His 50k car went for 360k.