The 997 GT3/RS Cars For Sale Thread...
10-05-2019, 10:14 PM
#3061
Three Wheelin'
10-06-2019, 11:33 PM
#3062
Drifting
Paradoxically, this makes an overpriced car a better potential bargain for the rare buyer who doesn’t care about any of these things and submits his offer regardless of how far it is below the ask. He’ll have no competition.
I’m neither offended by a low ball offer when selling, nor reluctant to submit one as a buyer. It’s a free option offered by the buyer with zero downside for the seller.
I’m neither offended by a low ball offer when selling, nor reluctant to submit one as a buyer. It’s a free option offered by the buyer with zero downside for the seller.
10-06-2019, 11:55 PM
#3063
Rennlist Member
I’m not talking hypothetically. It’s not a low ball offer if it’s realistic and near the market, regardless of how much lower it is from the ask. And nothing wrong or personal about low ball offers either — they get taken too sometimes. Transactions make the market, at whatever price they occur. The ask is almost irrelevant.
10-07-2019, 12:59 AM
#3064
Drifting
I’m not talking hypothetically. It’s not a low ball offer if it’s realistic and near the market, regardless of how much lower it is from the ask. And nothing wrong or personal about low ball offers either — they get taken too sometimes. Transactions make the market, at whatever price they occur. The ask is almost irrelevant.
Plus, tell me that you make an offer without a ppi or at least a personal inspection (which is often difficult when looking at cars outside of ones area) and a low ball offer is mostly just bs.
10-07-2019, 09:27 AM
#3065
Rennlist Member
You may not think it’s a low ball offer but if it’s significantly below the asking price the seller probably thinks it is. And that is all that really matters.
Plus, tell me that you make an offer without a ppi or at least a personal inspection (which is often difficult when looking at cars outside of ones area) and a low ball offer is mostly just bs.
Plus, tell me that you make an offer without a ppi or at least a personal inspection (which is often difficult when looking at cars outside of ones area) and a low ball offer is mostly just bs.
2. Offer accepted
3. PPI pass and condition confirmed
4. Sale done
Without agreement on price, no reason to pay for PPI.
Speaking for myself, of course, I almost disregard the ask when presenting an offer and not just for cars.
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10-07-2019, 09:38 AM
#3066
Rennlist Member
10-07-2019, 11:08 AM
#3067
Three Wheelin'
The dealer selling the Blue GT3 called me as I have placed a bid on eBay.
Told me the reserve price is the "for sale" price of $99,999.
I replied "It's a nice car, but I have no preference for color and there are many others for less" to which he replied "Well, sir, this is a manual 2008 GT3, which is pretty rare".
"Ah. It's a manual. It's rare."
Told me the reserve price is the "for sale" price of $99,999.
I replied "It's a nice car, but I have no preference for color and there are many others for less" to which he replied "Well, sir, this is a manual 2008 GT3, which is pretty rare".
"Ah. It's a manual. It's rare."
10-07-2019, 11:11 AM
#3068
The dealer selling the Blue GT3 called me as I have placed a bid on eBay.
Told me the reserve price is the "for sale" price of $99,999.
I replied "It's a nice car, but I have no preference for color and there are many others for less" to which he replied "Well, sir, this is a manual 2008 GT3, which is pretty rare".
"Ah. It's a manual. It's rare."
Told me the reserve price is the "for sale" price of $99,999.
I replied "It's a nice car, but I have no preference for color and there are many others for less" to which he replied "Well, sir, this is a manual 2008 GT3, which is pretty rare".
"Ah. It's a manual. It's rare."
10-07-2019, 11:39 AM
#3069
The dealer selling the Blue GT3 called me as I have placed a bid on eBay.
Told me the reserve price is the "for sale" price of $99,999.
I replied "It's a nice car, but I have no preference for color and there are many others for less" to which he replied "Well, sir, this is a manual 2008 GT3, which is pretty rare".
"Ah. It's a manual. It's rare."
Told me the reserve price is the "for sale" price of $99,999.
I replied "It's a nice car, but I have no preference for color and there are many others for less" to which he replied "Well, sir, this is a manual 2008 GT3, which is pretty rare".
"Ah. It's a manual. It's rare."
10-07-2019, 12:18 PM
#3070
Three Wheelin'
10-07-2019, 12:31 PM
#3071
Burning Brakes
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switchcars (10-08-2019)
10-07-2019, 04:44 PM
#3072
Rennlist Member
... and if memory serves me, I don't even think eBay will let you set the reserve at exactly the same price as the Buy-it-Now. There is a % below the Buy-it-Now that they force you down to (caveat: Unless that is just for small stuff,.. which is all I have ever sold on eBay. Maybe $100k cars are different).
But yea that is funny. can't make this stuff up sometimes.
But yea that is funny. can't make this stuff up sometimes.
10-07-2019, 05:47 PM
#3073
Drifting
The dealer selling the Blue GT3 called me as I have placed a bid on eBay.
Told me the reserve price is the "for sale" price of $99,999.
I replied "It's a nice car, but I have no preference for color and there are many others for less" to which he replied "Well, sir, this is a manual 2008 GT3, which is pretty rare".
"Ah. It's a manual. It's rare."
Told me the reserve price is the "for sale" price of $99,999.
I replied "It's a nice car, but I have no preference for color and there are many others for less" to which he replied "Well, sir, this is a manual 2008 GT3, which is pretty rare".
"Ah. It's a manual. It's rare."
10-07-2019, 08:22 PM
#3074
The dealer selling the Blue GT3 called me as I have placed a bid on eBay.
Told me the reserve price is the "for sale" price of $99,999.
I replied "It's a nice car, but I have no preference for color and there are many others for less" to which he replied "Well, sir, this is a manual 2008 GT3, which is pretty rare".
"Ah. It's a manual. It's rare."
Told me the reserve price is the "for sale" price of $99,999.
I replied "It's a nice car, but I have no preference for color and there are many others for less" to which he replied "Well, sir, this is a manual 2008 GT3, which is pretty rare".
"Ah. It's a manual. It's rare."
10-07-2019, 08:34 PM
#3075
Well. I believe the other cobalt blue 997.1 GT3 was for sale recently as well and had back seats and seat belts put in by a previous owner. 
this is one from st Louis looks decent.
this is one from st Louis looks decent.