welikethetrack

I could not believe it when someone paid 75k for our 2007 gt3 in 2014 at 7 years old and I cannot believe what my 2019 Gt3rs is worth today. The 997 should have been 50k maybeeee, and my gt3rs should be 150k today best case.

The only constant is it really it blows my mind how stupid high used porsche prices are. You're buying used, it's like people value them more, the more used up they are

mikes70

Well I do know that more and more money is chasing fewer and fewer inventory. This market, housing and cars, is bat **** crazy. My house is up 250K in one year, my 70 2nd gen protouring is up 35k and my 7.2S is up 10K+.....

I'm still on the hunt for one. Have been for a couple of years. Should unload the others first, but I love them a lot. Their both bad as s cars. But the 997 3 is the cats meow imo.....

RAudi Driver

Yes, end this inflation!

mattcolo

997.1 RS green - 4489 mi, back again on ebay - same seller, with the same distorted pictures:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/363415020316
Auction closes Friday - currently 142.9k, prior ask (jan-21) was 285k, seemed high then - will they get it in the current climate?

Posted before in March 21, Jan 21, and Aug 20 (2)
Sellers link with undistorted pictures:
https://www.ronsusser.com/inventory/...green-example/
WP0AC29928S792094

6DJ8

2007 pumpkin, 12,305 mi, $200k

https://www.issimi.com/products/2007-porsche-911-gt3-rs

WP0AC29957S792623

Previous listing when the car had 6657 miles and a $179.9k ask:

https://www.sanfranciscosportscars.c...-gt3-rs-c-611/

6DJ8

2010 GT3, black, 38,494 mi, incoming, no pics or price listed yet

https://www.porschelittleton.com/use...72b45d1dc0.htm

WP0AC2A96AS783223

Was recently on ebay, see post #8275 in this thread.

zshecht7792

my friend was interested in it and I went to go look at it for him. They want 125 I believe and were going to make him put down a pretty hefty non refundable deposit on the car to claim it. I will say the car was pretty clean though. If anyone is interested, I can answer some questions about condition and lukkas can chime in about experience with the sales associate.

pissedpuppy

wow...

are people just putting numbers on cars (and they're selling), or is there any real way to price a vehicle (I know Doug mentioned he's out of that game)?

JS

If it was an excellent example, would bring $300,000 in this market for sure.

zshecht7792

Honestly David, I don't know how to price these anymore haha. You got your RS at a good time; still shaking my head about passing on your previous beautiful cobalt car.

Upscale Audio

I think some salespeople may say some dickish stuff to simply get rid of those that are not buyers. The guy I bought my GT3 from was number #1 Top Shelf A**hole for sure, but he showed me his e-mail inbox from Autotrader and it looked like daily he was being contacted by at least a half-dozen people, and according to him (remembering he is an a**hole) almost all the contacts were strokes. There's plenty of guys here that have sold GT3's so they would know better than me. Perhaps selling one could be a lot of work compared to selling a 911S.

jackb911

My experience attempting to sell my GT3 here a few years ago was awful and I would never attempt again.

The Cliff Notes version is that every lowballer, tire-kicker and dreamer that was supposedly in the market for a GT3 came out of the woodwork. None of them would come to look at and drive the car, which had 40K miles (OMG!! High Mileage!!) but was never tracked, has a 100% clean DME, nicely optioned with full leather, nav, etc and is a recent PCA concours winner. In other words, a "cars & coffee" special. One so-called buyer bailed at the last minute after promising to buy after I made the mistake of not asking for a deposit and two others supposedly wanted it "after they sold their current car" which weren't Porsches.

I will never, ever understand why a serious prospective buyer would spend GT3 money without ever seeing or driving the car first. Because a plane ticket costs too much?? And then there are the buyers who don't have the funds ready....

In the unlikely event that I ever do decide to let it go, sorry, it will not be advertised on Rennlist. Too much buyer drama here.

ljmartyre

They wanted a $10,000 non refundable deposit and a signed buyers order saying I would take the car before even seeing it in person.
Said “it will be gone in a second you either want it or you don’t”

Looks like it still there.

Ikon

2011 Porsche 911 GT3 Coupe RWD - $139,895

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/invent...ting=303143400

VIN: WP0AC2A93BS783472

pictures are now up

Bents

There's a deposit on it as of this morning (not mine). I almost put a deposit down on Saturday but walked away because I couldn't get over the aftermarket headunit hack-job, which some will find to be a silly reason and they're probably right. I'm already getting a rash of **** about it from a buddy. It seemed like a decent car otherwise.