Cobalt Blue GT3 for sale
04-27-2007, 12:27 AM
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Cobalt Blue GT3 for sale
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Sorry, just realised (from another thread) that Rennlist doesn't want for sale ads that aren't personal (member) listings. My mistake. : )
Sorry, just realised (from another thread) that Rennlist doesn't want for sale ads that aren't personal (member) listings. My mistake. : )
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04-27-2007, 01:38 AM
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OH Adam!!! thats mine!mine!mine!mine! Too bad I am in no position to buy it.
I want blue back ever since I lost my midnite blue TT you and Bob fixed for me
I want blue back ever since I lost my midnite blue TT you and Bob fixed for me
04-27-2007, 01:47 AM
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How much?? What are options?
04-27-2007, 01:51 AM
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Originally Posted by pdxjim
How much?? What are options?
There's a PDF below the pic.
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04-27-2007, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Carrera GT
Probably $25K over, but maybe a lot less once you really get down to it. It's a hefty msrp to start with.
There's a PDF below the pic.
There's a PDF below the pic.
helping a dealer ask 25k over on a used 997gt3?
i'm assuming the dealer is a rennlist sponsor in good standing?
are they really paying these nutjob prices in cali?
what did he give the guy trade allowance on the RS against msrp?
is he trying to break-off 100k profit on two sales?
04-27-2007, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by LVDell
over $25K in options??? WTF??? I'll never understand sometimes. (sounds like a yogiism)
It's one of those dealers that "speculates" on cars. They took this GT3 in trade on an RS which a customer miraculously ordered with a ton of options and then didn't want, so they put the RS on the market for sale "at market value."
If I see pattern, it's the low-option cars that are _real_ customer orders and it's the heavily optioned cars which are _pseudo_ customer orders which end up for sale at a premium over market with no miles on the clock.
04-27-2007, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Carrera GT
I was exaggerating ... I don't know their asking price.
It's one of those dealers that "speculates" on cars. They took this GT3 in trade on an RS which a customer miraculously ordered with a ton of options and then didn't want, so they put the RS on the market for sale "at market value."
If I see pattern, it's the low-option cars that are _real_ customer orders and it's the heavily optioned cars which are _pseudo_ customer orders which end up for sale at a premium over market with no miles on the clock.
It's one of those dealers that "speculates" on cars. They took this GT3 in trade on an RS which a customer miraculously ordered with a ton of options and then didn't want, so they put the RS on the market for sale "at market value."
If I see pattern, it's the low-option cars that are _real_ customer orders and it's the heavily optioned cars which are _pseudo_ customer orders which end up for sale at a premium over market with no miles on the clock.