Manheim auction results for 2010 GT3?

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12-11-2014, 12:11 PM

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maomao911

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Originally Posted by 997s07

But non RS prices have moved up, albeit not by much (only speaking about cars hat sell not the ones listed at lunatic prices).

Once people get tired of the paddles (and some really will) and the aura of owning the next new thing passes, and they realize what a true GT3 is meant to be, these cars will be worth more and more.

If you've got 'em, drive 'em and don't sell.

Well historically the RS cars have done really well value wise. But the water-cooled RSs are made in much smaller numbers and they are also helped by classic 911 shape and being water-cooled. I don't think there will ever be a $500k 997 RS, but $200k in today's dollar might be possible in 10 years.

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12-11-2014, 12:42 PM

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Actually, if you include the 4.0, the RS was produced in greater numbers than the "regular" GT3.

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12-12-2014, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by audipwr1

Not so sure - last "high mile" gt3 with 35k sold for mid 90s and took 5 months remember?

Guy on this forum - and he had sport buckets

I think that car had almost 40k miles, which is quite a bit more than the OP's and that seller started at some unrealistic price, which delayed the sale if we are thinking about the same silver gt3.