The 997 GT3/RS Cars For Sale Thread...
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A 30k mile Orange/black/silver/white RS with similar mileage and track-oriented mods (which are nice for some of us but ultimately devalue the car on the open market) is around $125k right now. So yes, there is still a premium on the green. But it is closer to zero than it is to almost double (there's an echo in here!).
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#2571
What is dictating the value is personal preference on a LOUD rare color vs. a non LOUD color.
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Also as much as I like to say that BAT prices are the end all be all, I really think that part of the issue is that the right buyer may not have been in the room, or in some cases, 2 people really want a car. I remember a pretty standard 997.1 GT3 going for $120k or something last year. That was about $30k over what it should have went for, but obviously a couple of people were really interested in that car for some reason. This may have been a case of accurate pricing, or it may just be that only one person was really interested in the car and got it for just over reserve price.
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Also as much as I like to say that BAT prices are the end all be all, I really think that part of the issue is that the right buyer may not have been in the room, or in some cases, 2 people really want a car. I remember a pretty standard 997.1 GT3 going for $120k or something last year. That was about $30k over what it should have went for, but obviously a couple of people were really interested in that car for some reason. This may have been a case of accurate pricing, or it may just be that only one person was really interested in the car and got it for just over reserve price.
I dont have any proof, but the fact that at the time there were several other very similar options for sale for much less AND that car selling for a 30k premium made it pretty likely there was something fishy going on.
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Also as much as I like to say that BAT prices are the end all be all, I really think that part of the issue is that the right buyer may not have been in the room, or in some cases, 2 people really want a car. I remember a pretty standard 997.1 GT3 going for $120k or something last year. That was about $30k over what it should have went for, but obviously a couple of people were really interested in that car for some reason. This may have been a case of accurate pricing, or it may just be that only one person was really interested in the car and got it for just over reserve price.
#2580
BaT is historically weak on 997 GT3/RS product. That said, if I had a dollar for every auction, Porsche or otherwise, where people said they would have bought the car for more after the auction was over, or how they tried to bid and missed it, I would be able to buy a green RS. It's all BS. People that are real buyers make offers/bid on available cars. People that play games say they want to buy cars that are already sold, and therefore there is no danger of them having to put their money where their mouth is.
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