CarAholic

Think it really depends on the MSRP price of the car to begin with. Low option cars easily go over their MSRP second hand. Even with a decent amount of miles because it is a low cost of entry into the GT4 world. Under a 100k entry point is very appealing for a lot of people.

Alan C.

I think CarAholic is right. A car near $100k MSRP has a much better chance of selling at MSRP or slightly over than say a $118k car. It worked that way when I parted with my near zero optioned 15 GT3 with 12000 miles. I got $1000 more than I paid for it with 12000 miles.

KOTYKB

I agree with the above statements, low option cars, especially ones with carbon buckets will hold their value very well around MSRP. When you throw a lot of options on the car, the second hand market isn't willing to pay full price of them.

stcole416

I'm beginning to see some CPO (dealer and private) GT4s come up. Amazing someone would trade these in so quickly but I get the addiction.

asofine

n00b question - what is a CPO car? When buying a MY16 car that is still under warranty, what is the advantage to CPO? How can one obtain CPO?

rdragon

^
Certified pre-owned. It extends the existing warranty by an additional 2 year and up to 100k miles.

asofine

Gotcha. Can one pay to add CPO to their car? If so, what is pricing like?

06C2s

Not to my knowledge, thats why some ppl pay more and buy from a dealer. It was a factor for me after hearing about the 3rd gear issues. I came from a 997.1 and got tired of hearing/worrying about the IMS crap and wanted this little piece of mind, even though I know the odds just like in the 997.1 are far against it.

asofine

A few price reductions in the last week. Mostly nominal, except for one that dropped from 120 to 106

pefman

I was just poking around the Porsche website for Canada. Interesting, there are 7 x GT4s for sale, 16 x 991 GT3s, and 17 x 991 GT3RSs for sale by dealers in this country. I have my GT4, love it, and no plans on selling, but thought that the number of GT3s and RSs for sale was pretty high.

supercup

I got mine in August of 2015 - Leasing was an option - 2 or 3 years, so I expect you will see some leases come back to the dealer starting in July or August as well.

supercup

They decided to become a seller!

06C2s

Don't forget ALOT of guys bought these to use in the midterm waiting to see if the GT3 would get a manual, and to get in the good graces of dealers to get an allocation. I believe you will see the market be soft for the next year while the new GT3 is being ordered and delivered.

Jimmy-D

The problem is there is a $60,000 dollar difference and looks like fewer allocations for model run than anticipated so I am actually a believer prices will hold or even go up slightly. Hey - I will be trading my GT4 probably so will have no skin in the game but I still think the GT4 is too much value for the price to dip.

May also still keep my GT4 because for the very reason I think this car will go down in the Porsche History books as one of the greats

asofine

A few sales overnight and a $10k+ drop in price on a 605 mile yellow car. Maybe I'm an *** hole but I find the massive price drops funny.