Seen a few pop up. A fellow racer picked up one in rodium in south flordia. Not sure where. I'm not in the market, so I wasn't that interested. I believe a couple have popped up here and on autotrader.

I think the passion for the GT4 at premium over MSRP will decrease some at the numbers they are producing. I would love to have one and one will pop up for sure. Already have a possibility of a new build from a friend that bought something else.

I love these cars. But, when the greed hits I lose interest no matter how good the car is. I think anyone with some patience will get what they want concerning the GT4 at MSRP. Give it time.

 

why is it that all the cars in US don't have the racing seats?

 

Production line issue...they all got taken by other GT3 models and factory doesn't have capacity. Will resume next batch whenever that happens. 2017+ maybe?

 

 

You can also try ebay, there's a few popping up at close to MSRP like this one... looks brand new... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-Caym...m=301733589438

 

Canadian car though

 

My friend here in town received his GT4 about a month ago from the dealership here. Got it at MSRP. Unfortunately not broken in yet for our PCA track day this Thursday Phenomenal car! Maybe the advantage of living in a smaller town with a smaller group of car enthusiasts

 

There seems to be less enthusiasts and more flippers on these sites nowadays.

 

Kudos to that dealership. If we all frequented dealers like these, others would be more inclined to follow. But, that's not an easy task.

Just thinking out loud here, but isn't there some value in keeping your speciality cars local to promote the dealership?..having a reputation for dealing fairly? I always went to dealer-sponsored track days with the GT cars and the local DE. Worked out well for both of us. I can see both sides of coin..$$ opportunity. But loyalty goes a long way as well.

 

I don't care for this dealership but it looks like it is at or close to list..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-Caym...m=381396971341

 

Wonder if its still there tho and really for just $90k when one goes a calling!

 

Car-on-lot - Cash-in-hand is always the formula to a good deal..

 

i once paid over MSRP for a new car i ordered and a few asked me why on earth would i do that. my answer was......BECAUSE I CAN....AINT MY FAULT YOUR MOMMY WONT LET YOU OR YOU DONT HAVE THE MONEY.

 

Or maybe they just had the brains to know its not necessary to pay over if you do some legwork.

 

Hahahaha.... great response!

Who cares what MSRP is? Its all about supply and demand.

Its obvious that enthusiasts think it is worth more than what Porsche has set MSRP at, and Prorsche probably priced it low, just to drum up this internet frenzy for the car.

If you can afford one, whats another $10k on top of MSRP? Especially when it just takes the price up to market value.