Originally Posted by Brainofjjj

Well if anyone sees a nice 997.1 or ,2 (non RS) pop up for around 100k let me know. I don't mind miles but i want a clean title.

Originally Posted by bweSteve

I understand & agree with your last sentence. But the one highlighted baffles me a bit too. Regardless of what someone bought theirs for (lets say 3-4 yrs ago or longer),.. why would they be happy? to underprice their car by (lets say...) $40k or more below current Market levels? ... is the answer; "just for a quick sale" ?

I get your point that there are some low basis owners out there (but certainly not "thousands"),.. who "might" need some quick cash due to a life situation, .... and maybe the feeling of having liquidity is great,... but this inflated market pricing is in EVERYONE's heads right now,... so I just don't quite clearly understand your point there. Maybe the 2 key words in your sentence is "if required". ... otherwise I'm needing more clarification to better understand your view point.

Originally Posted by bweSteve

perfect. me too. & I'm not even a buyer right now.

.... EDIT: just noticed that you sold / or are selling your 996tt (your avatar also says 996 GT3)

Originally Posted by RallyBird

I'm still baffled by this deal. Didn't that dealer give you more than what you paid for your car which would put them close to $130k?

Originally Posted by Upscale Audio

Yea but in this case the $205k plus fees for a 13k mile car without PCCB was an outlier. Nice car, just a smidge high https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...he-911-gt3-46/
As to the RNM auctions, it's not so much that the bids were low or a market correction as much as reserve was too high. You can't expect the next one to be equal to or a smidge higher than the last. That's was sellers have been doing quite often.

We've hit the top....for the moment. I see a lot of 911's dropping in price a little like Fourwheel Trader said on Youtube My 2015 GTS is worth what I bought it for four years ago. Crazy. I don't see it for 996 and 997 GT cars. They are different.

https://youtu.be/eWAGr3ccooE

Originally Posted by GlenGT3

Maybe a smidge high based on options and mileage but not sure I would call it an outlier. An outlier would be some crazy number that can be discarded for statistical purposes. We've seen several 997.2s sell for over $200k so this one at $210k was certainly in the ballpark . To be honest, I'm surprised you sold yours for only $180k (assuming this based on your prior posts) to of all people All Things Porsches. I think that was way under market given yours was under 10k miles and had PCCBs. Very surprised it sat for sale that long. I thin BaT would have been a great platform to sell that car. It had everything going for it to generate some bidding frenzy.

Originally Posted by RapidGT

1600-mile Carrara White .1 GT3. PCCB and full leather. Priced at $225k. This is the highest priced .1 GT3 I have ever seen, but definitely one of the nicest.

https://www.celebritycars.com/detail...38s792251.html

VIN: WP0AC29938S792251

Originally Posted by RapidGT

1600-mile Carrara White .1 GT3. PCCB and full leather. Priced at $225k. This is the highest priced .1 GT3 I have ever seen, but definitely one of the nicest.

https://www.celebritycars.com/detail...38s792251.html

VIN: WP0AC29938S792251

Originally Posted by RapidGT

Looks like this GT Silver .1 GT3 is being prepped for BAT. Here is sellers BAT page. They were asking $148k about a month ago before pulling the listing.

VIN: WP0AC29977S792770

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ns0TVFx3sso

Originally Posted by RapidGT

This one is now live on BAT.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...he-911-gt3-57/

Originally Posted by Kirill Glazkov

2007 GT3 WP0AC29987S792132 http://atcm.co/S2PVDP/26DD0092
133k asking price. Was previously sold on BAT to Vin from hoonigan for 120k, so be careful with this car, he beated the **** out of it.