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sold cheap? i assume that's sarcasm. it's consistent with the high water mark for recently sales, when adjusted for mileage. the last highest sale was 200 fewer miles in Arena Red at St. Moritz RM auction for $2,124,000 6 months ago.
No sarcasm. 6 month old comps in this market are ancient history. Prices have trended higher across the board at a quick rate. 959 production numbers are very low in comparison to other cars selling strong. Given that 959 subject car should have brought $2.5M. White or Silver probably would have had a better result, The Red potentially held it back.
not that i found my car from this thread, but since it was mentioned in this thread and is now back from a minor "restoration" i figured i'd share a couple of pics. 2010 .2 GT3.
car came from Utah, purchased at Porsche Lehi. it was in pretty rough shape and dealer didn't disclose a lot as far as damaged interior carbon, which I was able to source OEM for a very good value, new, and had it properly plastic welded into place like factory, not screws like most people do.
brand new red tailights to replace the crappy tinted ones it came with. full paint correction, PPF, ceramic, and 70% tint (very light) all around, including windshield. (had crappy half hood peeling PPF before).
cleaned up beautifully, better than new.
Good for you. Nice car. Don't feel alone about Porsche Lehi. They failed to disclose similar carbon as well as other cosmetic issues to me on a 997.1. I put a deposit on the car but flew in to make the deal. I was pissed. I was EXTREMELY CLEAR and my questions were pointed and specific. I negotiated the price down, but not to the point I really wanted. Would not buy from them again.
yeah, but it’s over $6k in carbon interior trim which to me is a big negative. The carbon trim in the 997s is notorious for cracking and delaminating. I’ve seen lower MSRP cars that were better optioned.
yeah, but it’s over $6k in carbon interior trim which to me is a big negative. The carbon trim in the 997s is notorious for cracking and delaminating. I’ve seen lower MSRP cars that were better optioned.
It looks like a great price. The biggest issue with 997 carbon is being in high temps then cooling down. Not good for California, Arizona, etc. Real crap. But with real care maybe it can be avoided.
This seems to be an extremely rare and unique GT3
-It's an automatic
-it's not actually a GT3, Vin confirms WP0AA29997S711578 is a carrera,
-it has some very un-tasteful mods
-the 2600 miles is on a rebuilt engine
-it resembles a zebra from some angles and GT3 Cup from others (must focus only on badging to see this)
I hope someone here takes advantage of what is certainly a once in a lifetime opportunity.
This seems to be an extremely rare and unique GT3
-It's an automatic
-it's not actually a GT3, Vin confirms WP0AA29997S711578 is a carrera,
-it has some very un-tasteful mods
-the 2600 miles is on a rebuilt engine
-it resembles a zebra from some angles and GT3 Cup from others (must focus only on badging to see this)
I hope someone here takes advantage of what is certainly a once in a lifetime opportunity.
I don’t know what to say other than thing is awesome. I mean the earrings hanging off the bumper with a carbon rear diffuser and blue lights!
03-26-2022, 02:59 AM
