My GT3 RS may be for sale
04-01-2007, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by icon
hey *****!
he hasnt said for sure he was selling it!
and it's not sticker when you consider you would be covering his taxes!
also doesnt mention how a buyer is going to be chosen.
why don't you jump on it for your b/u money bags!
or you can get it norm so we don't have to listen to you whine about waiting.
same color you ordered isnt it?
he hasnt said for sure he was selling it!
and it's not sticker when you consider you would be covering his taxes!
also doesnt mention how a buyer is going to be chosen.
why don't you jump on it for your b/u money bags!
or you can get it norm so we don't have to listen to you whine about waiting.
same color you ordered isnt it?
Jeff..too many options for my taste.....and you will still have to listen to me whine, anyway
....I'll wait; the base GT3 is on the production line now ande should be done 4/14?? and then its off to the boat 
btw; didn't you say that you were turned down for an 11k over offer?....throw another K down and grab this car!!!
04-01-2007, 11:41 AM
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I'm locked into my dealer, since I have trade in tax credit based on the sale of my last car. Losing my tax advantage + covering NYS taxes = 20k premium (for me). So, while I still want an RS, it wouldn't work for me, but I'm in a particular situation that most people aren't.
I'm sure covering NYS taxes would easily be absorbed by someone else given how sought after these cars are. Best of luck with the sale, polar.
I'm sure covering NYS taxes would easily be absorbed by someone else given how sought after these cars are. Best of luck with the sale, polar.
04-01-2007, 01:25 PM
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Can someone explain the tax credit?
04-01-2007, 01:47 PM
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The reason people aren't jumping on this is as was explained and how I feel... Pay $160,000 for a $124,000 car? You see, were I to want an RS, I'd want one with no options other than fire extinguisher and floor mats. Not even PCCB - I'd plan for some 2-piece floating steel rotors.
For the person that wants a loaded up custom car, this is an option for sure.
The tax question - if you traded in a car (as I did on my 997S) you get a "free pass" on the value of the trade against the new car you have on deposit. So if you have a $100k car on order and traded in a $50k car, you only pay sales tax on the differential.
For the person that wants a loaded up custom car, this is an option for sure.
The tax question - if you traded in a car (as I did on my 997S) you get a "free pass" on the value of the trade against the new car you have on deposit. So if you have a $100k car on order and traded in a $50k car, you only pay sales tax on the differential.
04-01-2007, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by RonCT
The reason people aren't jumping on this is as was explained and how I feel... Pay $160,000 for a $124,000 car? You see, were I to want an RS, I'd want one with no options other than fire extinguisher and floor mats. Not even PCCB - I'd plan for some 2-piece floating steel rotors.
For the person that wants a loaded up custom car, this is an option for sure.
The tax question - if you traded in a car (as I did on my 997S) you get a "free pass" on the value of the trade against the new car you have on deposit. So if you have a $100k car on order and traded in a $50k car, you only pay sales tax on the differential.
For the person that wants a loaded up custom car, this is an option for sure.
The tax question - if you traded in a car (as I did on my 997S) you get a "free pass" on the value of the trade against the new car you have on deposit. So if you have a $100k car on order and traded in a $50k car, you only pay sales tax on the differential.
I think it is nice that he is offering it to Rennlisters first!
04-01-2007, 02:45 PM
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Huh?
Originally Posted by enthusiast
...too many non performance options for many of us. There are plenty of other US buyers that will take this car.
04-01-2007, 02:45 PM
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That tax credit talk is not the case across the US-
In Michigan there is no credit- every purchase is a full tax
deal..... so one would be paying double tax in this case.....
In Michigan there is no credit- every purchase is a full tax
deal..... so one would be paying double tax in this case.....
04-01-2007, 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted by icon
hey *****!
he hasnt said for sure he was selling it!
and it's not sticker when you consider you would be covering his taxes!
also doesnt mention how a buyer is going to be chosen.
why don't you jump on it for your b/u money bags!
or you can get it norm so we don't have to listen to you whine about waiting.
same color you ordered isnt it?
he hasnt said for sure he was selling it!
and it's not sticker when you consider you would be covering his taxes!
also doesnt mention how a buyer is going to be chosen.
why don't you jump on it for your b/u money bags!
or you can get it norm so we don't have to listen to you whine about waiting.
same color you ordered isnt it?
04-01-2007, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by ssarchi
so one would be paying double tax in this case.....
If it doesn’t sell here, it will reflect that there really isn’t that much desperation for the RS as people would seem to be inferring.
And cheers to Peter for offering it here first, screaming deal for some one who truly wants an RS, and for someone who really wants one, I don’t think a little orange stitching or CF would be a deal breaker, at least I don’t think the orange stitching weighs more but I could be wrong.
04-01-2007, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by rsman
I would be very interested in this car. Please call me at 403-2600121 0r 403-2463554. Best Regards, Chris.
04-01-2007, 04:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Joe S.
Which considering the current market, no availability of the RS or markups of 50k seems like a small pittance to pay for those who truly want an RS.
If it doesn’t sell here, it will reflect that there really isn’t that much desperation for the RS as people would seem to be inferring.
And cheers to Peter for offering it here first, screaming deal for some one who truly wants an RS, and for someone who really wants one, I don’t think a little orange stitching or CF would be a deal breaker, at least I don’t think the orange stitching weighs more but I could be wrong.
If it doesn’t sell here, it will reflect that there really isn’t that much desperation for the RS as people would seem to be inferring.
And cheers to Peter for offering it here first, screaming deal for some one who truly wants an RS, and for someone who really wants one, I don’t think a little orange stitching or CF would be a deal breaker, at least I don’t think the orange stitching weighs more but I could be wrong.
