might sell 2008 green rs
02-06-2009, 11:18 PM
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If its the one at Downtown Porsche in LA, don't bother. They want wayyyyyy to much for the car. Like cars are going for 145k on Ebay every week, there's one on there now with the same options plus a Porsche roll bar for 145k. FYI. I'd wait for the Mk2 instead of selling the farm for that car.
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02-07-2009, 10:17 AM
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It really isn't scary, the Dumocrats have talked us into a recession; and our newly elected President is going to talk us into a depression if he keeps talking about how grim things are at the moment. Compounded by the fact he is already talking about a second bailout package before the first one is enacted. How stupid and inexperienced is that?
Why wouldn't they slow things down and get the first one right, with everyone on board?. Well, that approach wouldn't buy enough votes to institutionalize the Dumocratic party, instead they want to redistribute money to the non-payers.
Unfortunately, the dumbing down of America has succeeded, the scary part is that it might not be reversible.
All markets are soft, but the RS has held up better than most; look at Ferrari they have almost turned out the lights. Their market bubble has burst, their Dealers are broke and can't support the market that they successfully manipulated for years.
Moral of the story: Never buy any car that that you don't want to own (and/or enjoy) for a long time or else be prepared to suffer the consequences.
It really isn't scary, the Dumocrats have talked us into a recession; and our newly elected President is going to talk us into a depression if he keeps talking about how grim things are at the moment. Compounded by the fact he is already talking about a second bailout package before the first one is enacted. How stupid and inexperienced is that?
Why wouldn't they slow things down and get the first one right, with everyone on board?. Well, that approach wouldn't buy enough votes to institutionalize the Dumocratic party, instead they want to redistribute money to the non-payers.
Unfortunately, the dumbing down of America has succeeded, the scary part is that it might not be reversible.
All markets are soft, but the RS has held up better than most; look at Ferrari they have almost turned out the lights. Their market bubble has burst, their Dealers are broke and can't support the market that they successfully manipulated for years.
Moral of the story: Never buy any car that that you don't want to own (and/or enjoy) for a long time or else be prepared to suffer the consequences.
As far as the RS. A brand new 2008 - I think someone will pay at least sticker to get it. Has to be a special buyer tho.
02-08-2009, 05:10 PM
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