Flachbau

data up now with exterior color counts and a lot more

980 http://pcnalocator.com/exterior-980-carrera-gt/
and
918 http://pcnalocator.com/exterior-918-spyder/

if you find the data helpful please comment to this forum - thanks!

CHADW

What is this a list of, US cars you know about only?

Flachbau

all North American production

unotaz

I find it hard to believe that Basalt Black is the rarest of all the standard colors (including Fayence Yellow)

Flachbau

why is that may i ask?

nuvolari612

You mean well aged.

Finest sounding and performing manual on the planet - made with dream metals layers of carbon fiber and a shifter made of birch mixed with ash.

unotaz

Well, I don't have any factual data, but I see more Basalt Black cars up for sale than Fayence Yellow cars. At least, that's the perception among my friends too.

Flachbau

... not sure why that might be. Maybe people - think - yellow is more rare and hold on to them for that reason.

We released NA production numbers late last year on the CBA website ... but only just now the color counts. We did this now because once we launch PCNAL you will be able to find this data (and much more) anyway so we decided to release it in advance of that event.

JS

Go back to selling your used cars...

Me&You

A one-owner in 2005 Black on Terracotta with 8,500 miles was a no-sale at Bonham's Amelia Island sale with a high-bid of $520,000.

Some say it was the wrong venue for a CGT, but you can't keep saying that about every auction over the last year or so.

CHADW

And a 5000 mile black black SOLD for 570 at Barrett. The 50k difference is right in line with the mileage difference. This is the current market. This is backed up by lots of cars sitting at already reduced 600's. It might only be here for a month but it is current reality. I'm curious to see which way they are headed next.

Polar Peter

Was the $520k before adding 10% commission?

cgt04115

There was a silver car there too I think? Had a title issue or something. That car tried to sell last year and failed too. Not a good comp AT ALL.... Amended description, title in transfer.... Who knows what kind of harsh life that car led. Anyone see it live??


Anyone see the black car live??

Me&You

No, which does mean the high bidder was actually willing to pay $572,000.

Not a bad sum, but a far cry from the recent frenzy where it seemed like sellers thought any uniquely colored 05 was automatically priced in the 7s (or more!)...

speef

[QUOTE=Me&You;14020826]No, which does mean the high bidder was actually willing to pay $572,000.

and the seller willing to net $470