7.1 & 7.2 GT3/RS Prices
11-05-2015, 10:27 AM
#32
Meet some well off and Porche educated enthusiasts at 2 local cars and coffee always looking for next or to add to fleet. Heard demand and pricing for new and older RS still high and climbing. New RS owners getting offers for $100k over purchase price. My research a few months ago agrees with the other RLer that .1 and .2 GT3 minimum $100k to $125k prices depending on miles and condition.
IMO, regardless of any GT model (including R model) 991.2 going manual will not have negative effect on 997 GT3/RS manuals.
Good luck in your search.
IMO, regardless of any GT model (including R model) 991.2 going manual will not have negative effect on 997 GT3/RS manuals.
Good luck in your search.
11-05-2015, 11:45 AM
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Rough US$ guesstimate
997.1 GT3 2400 x $90k
997.1 RS 1900 x $150k
997.2 GT3 2250 x $120k
997.2 RS 1600 x $170k
997.2 RS 4.0 600 x $400k
991 GT3 3100 x $150k
991 RS 1300 x $300k
This about 2B euros, call it pile A.
Enter Ag billionaire XXX, wealth from owning cows selling milk. Hates the biz, sold it and now XXX has cash.
XXX can either try to buy pile A or buy 51 million shares of Porsche Holdings at 39 euro/share. Shares are down from 93 euro six months ago. XXX converts 2B euro into stock, earns over 100 million euro annual dvd income. Gets a seat on the board, access to motorsport and bunnies, ride a recovery in share price and **** off three years later with 4B euro.
This sounds so good.
997.1 GT3 2400 x $90k
997.1 RS 1900 x $150k
997.2 GT3 2250 x $120k
997.2 RS 1600 x $170k
997.2 RS 4.0 600 x $400k
991 GT3 3100 x $150k
991 RS 1300 x $300k
This about 2B euros, call it pile A.
Enter Ag billionaire XXX, wealth from owning cows selling milk. Hates the biz, sold it and now XXX has cash.
XXX can either try to buy pile A or buy 51 million shares of Porsche Holdings at 39 euro/share. Shares are down from 93 euro six months ago. XXX converts 2B euro into stock, earns over 100 million euro annual dvd income. Gets a seat on the board, access to motorsport and bunnies, ride a recovery in share price and **** off three years later with 4B euro.
This sounds so good.
11-05-2015, 05:19 PM
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There are 5 PAH3 holdings for investments... Please site which one PLAN A is tied to? Just for discussion sake of course...... The VW empire is looking a bit weak right now.. Probably not a bad time to jump in while everyone is running for shelter.... It's as good as your odds at Vegas...
11-05-2015, 05:52 PM
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11-05-2015, 07:39 PM
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Originally Posted by dertub
My '07 RS with < 100 miles would maybe go for $250k because it's Green?
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I'd ask 500 for it in current market - someone with more money than brains will do that
I'll give you msrp on it right this second
11-05-2015, 09:43 PM
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The GT 997 manual cars with the Spartan interior design will always hold value regardless if the 991 GT ever gets a manual, the 991 is oversized and too panamera luxo on the interior, electric steering, rear wheel steering, ect.
One would have to think that the "last manual transmission" thing may work against it if and when Porsche really announce the availability of the .2 RS with a M/T. I don't think the RS cars will ever fall into the gutter but they may hold at the current levels for a while before creeping back down a bit. Dow was at 16K last month and everyone panicked, now its back up just under 18K. The market and the car market makes no rational sense...
