used 2010 gt3 FMV?
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As I wait for a 2011 allocation to spec, I am curious what everyone thinks is fair market value for a used 2010 gt3 with axle lift and engine mounts at a Porsche dealership? New MSRP was around $130K.
Some of the used cars listed online are actually priced at or above MSRP which is nuts!
I have a lead on a used 300 mile aqua blue 2010 gt3, and even though I would spec out gt silver on a 2011, the aqua blue would be nice for the right price!
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Some of the used cars listed online are actually priced at or above MSRP which is nuts!
I have a lead on a used 300 mile aqua blue 2010 gt3, and even though I would spec out gt silver on a 2011, the aqua blue would be nice for the right price!
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I would have said the market is weak, but two recent purchases I saw first hand were much higher numbers than I would have expected, so I think you have to consider that the dealers are just going to hold these few very salable GT cars close to full sticker while they discount ordinary Carreras by the bushel. So maybe $5K off a new one, maybe close to $10K off a used example, especially when the MSRP is pushing into RS territory.
I'm certainly curious to hear from other recent buyers -- I'm surprised the market is so strong for the GT3.
Is anyone paying over sticker for their RS orders? I know the few new RS cars sitting in showrooms are asking a hefty premium, but it seems like most orders are going through at MSRP and PCNA is discouraging gouging.
I'm certainly curious to hear from other recent buyers -- I'm surprised the market is so strong for the GT3.
Is anyone paying over sticker for their RS orders? I know the few new RS cars sitting in showrooms are asking a hefty premium, but it seems like most orders are going through at MSRP and PCNA is discouraging gouging.
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I would have said the market is weak, but two recent purchases I saw first hand were much higher numbers than I would have expected, so I think you have to consider that the dealers are just going to hold these few very salable GT cars close to full sticker while they discount ordinary Carreras by the bushel. So maybe $5K off a new one, maybe close to $10K off a used example, especially when the MSRP is pushing into RS territory.
I'm certainly curious to hear from other recent buyers -- I'm surprised the market is so strong for the GT3.
Is anyone paying over sticker for their RS orders? I know the few new RS cars sitting in showrooms are asking a hefty premium, but it seems like most orders are going through at MSRP and PCNA is discouraging gouging.
I'm certainly curious to hear from other recent buyers -- I'm surprised the market is so strong for the GT3.
Is anyone paying over sticker for their RS orders? I know the few new RS cars sitting in showrooms are asking a hefty premium, but it seems like most orders are going through at MSRP and PCNA is discouraging gouging.
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I paid $122,000 in December for my 2010 GT3 with 3,200 miles showing. Sticker was $138,900 and the seller had covered the entire front end back to the windshield with clear bra and installed a Lojack. I wish it had the axle lift because following my trip to San Francisco yesterday I need to replace the front spoiler.