Nurburger

I expected it to sell for $200k+ considering the charitable donation / write off factor.

http://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/201...-gt3-rs-3-8-3/

JG 996T

Below estimate. No stick shift the probable reason

Tim Kay

Pretty much right on fair market price considering mileage, auction vig, shipping, ect. The fact to where charitable proceeds went probably hurt the auction rather than being a benefit. My .02, worth half that.

RSA_27149

Lol...honestly, who would want the notoriety that comes with that car?...charitable donations or not.

tcsracing1

car had tranny problems..

sorry, couldnt help myself.

Excellent car and great price.

blackonblack

Amazing... I guess if that guy chose being a tranny over 997.2 GT3 RS ownership, then by not owning a GT3 I'm not missing out on much.

eddielasvegas

masti99

Was the stick still functional?

Steve Theodore

Great price...sheesh!

redleg321

totally not worth it. I heard it has an inverted driveshaft.

erikerik

i think that's the market price according to the mileage.

orthofrancis

Huh - I wasn't aware if he had that surgery already.

Steve Theodore

If so, and I'm willing to accept it of course, that means I'm over-insuring my own on my collectors policy!

RSA_27149

Well, I wouldn't place too much focus on any one auction price, whether high or low...especially this particular one.

By the time you lower your policy, you may need to increase it right back as people realize that this will be last of the manual transmission RS.

extanker

were all the torx fasteners changed over to female