grigory

Thanks! I didn’t own 997.2 but had 997.1 GT3 that I sold last summer. So it is hard to do a comparison now.

However compared to 981 GT4 (that I’m selling now), clutch feels lighter (and GT4’s clutch if I remember correctly is slightly lighter than the 997.1 GT3’s one). GT4 feels more nimble obviously than 991.2 GT3. And obviously, there is much more power and shorter gearing on 991.2 GT3. However I actually got used to long gearing on GT4 and liked it.

Need to drive 991.2 GT3 more (GT4 compared to 911 was also something I was getting used to in the first month or two).

And what I would really like to try driving is GT4RS with MT Since Porsche will not do it, maybe those guys would at some point? https://eagusa.com/gated-six/

3_PDLS

I feel good about my purchase and then I read posts like this 😂

Robocop305

LOL. Different times. I used to buy gas for less than a dollar a gallon.

RapidGT

I felt like I gave my .2 GT3 away when seeing today’s market prices lol. Had 28k miles white w/PCCB and factory sport buckets sold for $110k in 2020. Tried to persuade my wife to let me hold onto it for a little longer as I thought at the time the market was very low, but she wasn’t having it. Probably thought if I didn’t sell the car then and there I would’ve ended up keeping it which might have been true. Oh well the car went to a good home and didn’t really lose money from what I bought it for in 2014 with ~15k miles. Perfectly happy with that as I don’t buy cars to make money.

flat6fan18

I try not to do that with cars, too stressful haha. ‘Bought it for x amount, how much did I lose/gain’. As long as I enjoyed it, I don’t care. I don’t want to dwell on that. Though, I will tell my wife, ‘oh yea honey, totally made money on it, where do you think the money for the next car is coming from?’ 👀

RAudi Driver

Don't feel bad, I also sold my 997.1 for less than it's worth today. It was a clean car with 40k miles and the buyer got a great deal. Can't look back only forward.

cooler2442

Delete.

RapidGT

93k-km (~58k miles) Grey Black .2 RS up for auction on Collecting Cars. Steel brakes and adaptive sport seats. This is a Canadian car located in Canada. Hopefully this could be an opportunity for someone to get a good deal on this driver quality RS.

Current listing:
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/...997-2-gt3-rs-6

When previously for sale in 2017 @ 43k miles:
https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...-overrevs.html

VIN: WP0AC2A99AS783684

cooler2442

delete.

Ikon

Kevin just keep the .2 and spend the money for a sharekwerks 4.1 and you’ll be happy. As much as I still want a orange/green rs and got screwed over multiple times. I’m thinking of sending my .1 out to Alex soon.

Wonderdan

Personally I think he should just make it simple and list it for $1000 a mile $372,000

Jason Zhang

Never quite understood why someone would send a car like this to a big auction house. Super rare 10 million dollar cars trading hands between billionares, I kinda get it. What ever the fees are they are pocket change to them.

Colorado964turbo

372 miles? Jeez

Poor car.

RapidGT

Looks like some pretty serious issues on this recently listed Grey Black .2 RS. Lots of paintwork (possibly entire car) and has several misaligned panels.

Current listing:
https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/3...-a88cebe5e051/

Thread that goes over issues from PPI:
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-gt2-...xas783676.html

When previously listed in 2020 @ 21k miles:
https://rennlist.com/forums/market/1179172

VIN: WP0AC2A9XAS783676

3_PDLS

Oh I know. Honestly it's better for me to overpay or at least pay high market on a car I want to keep. Then I don't have the constant pull of what I could make if I sold it. And if there is no money to be made or even money to lose, I don't sell because I don't want to "lose" the money lol.

I have yellow belts, new tires and an RS steering wheel going in so my cost basis is even higher! Really making sure I keep it