Carrera GT's into secondary market?
#61
Originally Posted by icon
les,
you keep mentioning cgt prices "thrown around on this forum" but i did give you the email address of a dealer that would sell at dealer less holdback.
i imagine if someone were to wave a cash offer at them they would certainly listen. he claims not to have heard from anyone using me a reference.
you keep mentioning cgt prices "thrown around on this forum" but i did give you the email address of a dealer that would sell at dealer less holdback.
i imagine if someone were to wave a cash offer at them they would certainly listen. he claims not to have heard from anyone using me a reference.
#63
Originally Posted by Bob Rouleau
I think some are being a little hard on PAG. Yes they built an SUV, so did Lambo by the way. The SUV was a must because Porsche was obliged to have its own showrooms. In many areas, Porsche sales are next to zero in the winter. In the old days, the dealer could sell Audis (usually) to keep things running. The SUV made a lot of money for the company when car sales slumped near the end of the 996 model run.
#64
Race Director
Michael,
2004 Porsche Silver Carrera GT
2005 Gallardo Pearl Orange 6-speed
2006 Murcielago Pearl Green E-Gear Coupe
2004 Ferrarl F1 Silver Maranello
2005 Ferrari F1 Red F430 Coupe
2005 Red Ford GT
CP
2004 Porsche Silver Carrera GT
2005 Gallardo Pearl Orange 6-speed
2006 Murcielago Pearl Green E-Gear Coupe
2004 Ferrarl F1 Silver Maranello
2005 Ferrari F1 Red F430 Coupe
2005 Red Ford GT
CP
#65
Thanks
Originally Posted by CP
Michael,
2004 Porsche Silver Carrera GT
2005 Gallardo Pearl Orange 6-speed
2006 Murcielago Pearl Green E-Gear Coupe
2004 Ferrarl F1 Silver Maranello
2005 Ferrari F1 Red F430 Coupe
2005 Red Ford GT
CP
2004 Porsche Silver Carrera GT
2005 Gallardo Pearl Orange 6-speed
2006 Murcielago Pearl Green E-Gear Coupe
2004 Ferrarl F1 Silver Maranello
2005 Ferrari F1 Red F430 Coupe
2005 Red Ford GT
CP
#66
Has a GT and is willing to negotiate
Originally Posted by GT3 Nut
If anyone knows of a dealer that has a GT and is willing to negotiate, please PM me.
#68
Rennlist Member
Is it possible that Porsche has stepped in with the dealers and forced them(via incentives) to hold fast on pricing to stablize the CGt price? If so, it would be a wise move.
I also believe they should extend the warranty on the car to compensate the present owners.
I also believe they should extend the warranty on the car to compensate the present owners.
#69
Easy to drive
Originally Posted by CP
Michael,
When you say: "car is easy to drive and fast as hell", are you referring to the 996 GT2 or the new 997 GT3?
CP
When you say: "car is easy to drive and fast as hell", are you referring to the 996 GT2 or the new 997 GT3?
CP
#70
Originally Posted by Nick
I also believe they should extend the warranty on the car to compensate the present owners.
#71
Race Director
Originally Posted by magwheel
Hey CP, I'm talking from my personal experience in my 2003 GT2. Everything about it was easy to handle. Steering, brakes, interior controls, seating, etc.
I thought that's what you meant. My RUF BTR is similar to the GT2: 2WD, no PSM, just the driver, the car and the road. While the GT2 has higher HP, the acceleration numbers are quite similar.
CP
#73
Rennlist Member
Originally Posted by Woodster
what is ENZO or Pagini Zonda warranty ??
MK
MK
In essence, that is what they did. To avoid compliance with DOT regulations, they dumped a number of CGT's in the US in a short period of time driving down the value and basically telling the present owners your on your own.
#74
Nick,
I think you are certainly correct in that Porsche imported as many 2005 CGTs as possible because they couldn't comply with or receive an exemption for the new 06 DOT regulations. And clearly in the short term that has devastated the current CGT resale value's. But from my point of view being the consumer that was the only way I could buy a new one. At MSRP or above(if for example only 400 CGTs were produced) like a Ferrrari it was more than I wanted or could spend to be the original owner.
Ford GT guys I am not bashing your car. Like all guys my age I had a poster of a Ford Gt on my wall next to my poster of Raquel Welch when I was a kid growing up in the 1960s. But it appears the build quality is pretty inconsistent and I hate to pay 150K or more for a headache? All that matters is that you are happy with your GTs. I have a good friend going through hell right now with his 06 and while Ford techs are at his shop and tell me they will sort out any problems I might have if I purchased one. My thoughts are why take the chance when a Z06 or Viper gets me the same performance with many more years of experience behind the car. I strongly believe the Ford Gt is about the best looking car to come along perhaps in my lifetime and I love the idea Ford built it, but it reminds me an awful lot of my two Boss 429s. They look a whole lot better in my warehouse then their actual performance. No flame intended.
I think you are certainly correct in that Porsche imported as many 2005 CGTs as possible because they couldn't comply with or receive an exemption for the new 06 DOT regulations. And clearly in the short term that has devastated the current CGT resale value's. But from my point of view being the consumer that was the only way I could buy a new one. At MSRP or above(if for example only 400 CGTs were produced) like a Ferrrari it was more than I wanted or could spend to be the original owner.
Ford GT guys I am not bashing your car. Like all guys my age I had a poster of a Ford Gt on my wall next to my poster of Raquel Welch when I was a kid growing up in the 1960s. But it appears the build quality is pretty inconsistent and I hate to pay 150K or more for a headache? All that matters is that you are happy with your GTs. I have a good friend going through hell right now with his 06 and while Ford techs are at his shop and tell me they will sort out any problems I might have if I purchased one. My thoughts are why take the chance when a Z06 or Viper gets me the same performance with many more years of experience behind the car. I strongly believe the Ford Gt is about the best looking car to come along perhaps in my lifetime and I love the idea Ford built it, but it reminds me an awful lot of my two Boss 429s. They look a whole lot better in my warehouse then their actual performance. No flame intended.