Bxstr

I was guessing $150-160k, reserve not met if on the lower end of that range when a friend and I were talking about it this morning. My guess is 1) Sunday ending like you mentioned which was also brought up in the comments. 2) market softening (which really has to happen sooner or later, or is happening currently). 3) Doug has said many times, one sale does not make the market. 4) 12k miles is not quite collector mileage but also not driver mileage.

A premium should be paid for a guards red car with so few made. This one looks to be incredibly clean also. So in theory this car probably should have brought $160k. But right people not in the room and at $160k, for a car to put lots of miles on and drive, it may be a bit much for some people. Lots of other great cars out there too that some may consider at that price point. Hope that Doug is able to make a deal offline on this one and see it go to a good home.

Joe Cho

To add to Joe's post above, there's a bit of inventory out there at this price point though Doug's guards is really nice. The only personal critique it has a bit too much red accents in the interior (though somewhat of an easy remedy).

Robocop305

I’m actually one of the enthusiasts that love red interior accents. Yes, this car should have hit above $155-160k. I think Sunday played a big part of not reaching reserve.

RAudi Driver

Lots of GT's on the market right now. I think owners are trying to extract top dollar before the market dips, which I think it already has. IMO, it appears that sellers are a a bit late to the ask anything you want for your car.

welikethetrack

I think it hit what it was going to hit and the market tanking is not going to be friendly to what used to be depreciating assets. Everyone has an excuse these days for these lower prices, it’s the economy!!

Feel like it’s a safe assumption all my sports cars are about to take an absolute bath on values with this market deteriorating very quickly the collectibles included

I don’t think prices are gong too stabilize. I think they’re going to fall from the sky. 3 more months they’d wish they they could get 140k for it.

RapidGT

More photos uploaded of these cars and all three have very low mileage. The pumpkin .1 RS has 1500 miles, the reverse pumpkin .1 RS has 2200 miles, and the Superman .2 RS has 7400 miles.

RapidGT

Now on BAT.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...he-911-gt3-46/

Britzky9

I was checking out the story behind the '07 black GT3 they have on their site...apparently in mid auction on BaT the car was hit by an uninsured motorist. That sucks.

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https://swvintage.com/276534/2007-PORSCHE-911-GT3

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...he-911-gt3-39/

RapidGT

It was a shame what happened to that black .1 as it was a clean low mileage example. I noticed not long after the auction/accident the seller raised the price $25k. It was $160k right before the auction/accident and $185k after. Estimated the damage would cost $20k+ to repair and the seller seemed to have added the repair costs onto the asking price as they were not motivated to sell and take a loss? The seller bought it for $140k from a Bay Area dealer and is still trying to flip it.

Britzky9

$20k sounds like it was more than just cosmetic...that's a shame. I wonder if they could take diminished value on the claim.

flat6fan18

Seems kind of a weird move if true.

Upscale Audio

I don't think we know what it cost to repair. It looked minor from one angle, then less than minor from another. What really sucks was he was trying to get somebody a picture of the underbelly or something like that. Probably the demand of a dude that was either not bidding at all, or put in an early bid that never mattered anyway. I saw that on another GT3 auction where this guy asked for all kinds of crap, but after he asked if it had the factory luggage I knew he was a douche.

Bxstr

Sold for $251k+ premium.

JS

Would have brought more on BAT.

Wonderdan

Ohh man, what if prices fall so far I couldn’t sell it if I wanted to and I was forced to drive it until it had 100k miles…that would just be the worst lol.

Values have been going down since February… just hard to tell because the number is staying the same. However I’m not worried about the 997 GT market, at least 80%< pay cash and there are usually plenty of things in the garage that would go first. Those that want to sell were going to sell anyway and those don’t watched their RS double in 12 months and are still driving them.