DBC

I bet I can find 24 other green gt3rs' that are NOT 330k....dumbass.

SolidRS

Being the original owner of this car, I'd love to buy it back. But when it sold in 2009, it had carbon seats, painted roll cage, harnesses and a fire extinguisher. While it still appears to be in Garage queen condition, the seats that are in it now are not the original ones and appear to have more than 4200 miles of wear. What's the right price for it now?

consolidated

incomplete listing from the GT3RS registry:

2007 USA: 230 total = 50 black, 25 silver, 90 orange, 25 green, 40 white
2008 USA: 93 total = 19 black, 5 silver, 32 orange, 18 green, 19 white
USA: 323 total = 69 black, 30 silver, 122 orange, 43 green, 59 white

323 of 413 = 78%

So Silver cars should start at $400K.

Tacet-Conundrum

How much did Alex get for Kermit?

Alan Smithee

It took about 35 years for bright green to come back into fashion after the last time it was popular. Just sayin'.

Ur20v

Same for brown and white... everything is a fashion.

This bright green seems to be enduring as you see on everthing from Lambos and Pcars to tool boxes, tools, pens, tee-shirts and cups... it means I have a very colour coordianted garage lol!

John@Fabspeed

330

adhesivo

Green, really? do you guys like that green?

993Brendan

I like that green but I like buying an orange RS and having $180k in green in my wallet better

D-Uber Cars

I like the green. As they become more rare, I like it more!

Finlander

I don't like it... I LOVE it!

Ur20v

In general no- green isn't a color I would chose for a car - Kawasaki's should be green tho and that similar bright green on a Pcar or Lambo looks great.

Orange would have been my first choice but as these cars are so rare in Australia (due to $350k+ new cost) I had to jump on the first available and I have grown to love it!

Fritz Flynn

Where are the pictures of dogs

Stupid rich gets tiring