Originally Posted by rickyn f355

wow if that's a real number then I hate to say but the market has moved up again - if I remember correctly that car had a few thousand miles on it - it wasn't a 300 mile car.

Originally Posted by CGT000

Where are all those CGT's in the $500K range as a few on this board claim? I want one or maybe two. The reality is that they don't exist otherwise same posters would have had bought them already.

Originally Posted by GreenLantern

Something slightly funny... Remember car #1013? Fayence Yellow, that was sitting at Dream Makers Automotive since early March, originally listed at $896k, then upped to $950k, and continued to sit?

It's now at CNC Motors, listed at $1.3m as of today: http://www.cncexotics.com/detail-200...-13766513.html

Here's the original Dream Makers listing: http://www.dreammakersautomotive.com...r-convertible/

This car has not set any market price at all. It's just been trading between dealers at higher prices each time, as far as I can tell.

In December 2014, Top Gear Imports passed it to Marshall Goldman for ~$650k. In February 2015, Marshall passed it along to Dream Makers for ~$765k, they listed it at $896k in March, then upped it to $950k in May. Now, as of today (June 2015), it's been passed to CNC for an unknown price, and they've listed it at $1.3m.

This isn't how markets are made. But, then again, with such scarce supply, there's no such thing as a true market.

Originally Posted by jvmax

This is exactly the definition of a bubble with no real buyer

Originally Posted by rickyn f355

this cld be the prettiest color for the cgt....love it

http://huntingridgemotors.com/vehicl...he-carrera-gt/

Originally Posted by LA Brit

The info on the advert is incorrect: there's a blue one here that recently sold.

Originally Posted by GreenLantern

Yeah, honestly, I'd snap them up in a heartbeat if they were floating around. (If anything, because I'm nuts, and also to keep them on this continent.)





Indeed. Indeed. I think it's a classic textbook example.

Originally Posted by smokeygt

Looks like 5673 miles on odo. Was anyone at the auction? Real end user bidders?
Years ago, some auctions had chandeliers bidding. I hope that practice has stopped.

Originally Posted by NYC123

this same floating dealer to dealer is going on often in 3.6 turbos , 993 cars, and speedster as well

Originally Posted by GreenLantern

Also, Black commands a premium (or, at least, has done so in recent years).

Originally Posted by LA Brit

The info on the advert is incorrect: there's a blue one here that recently sold.

Originally Posted by rickyn f355

mark starr knows his stuff - if its a mistake its an honest one - I know a blue was mentioned but I have no idea if it was the same exact color code. u wld know better than me

Originally Posted by GreenLantern

Yeah, honestly, I'd snap them up in a heartbeat if they were floating around. (If anything, because I'm nuts, and also to keep them on this continent.)





Indeed. Indeed. I think it's a classic textbook example.

Originally Posted by CGT000

Another midnight blue metallic was for sale in England. This one is probably the only US midnight blue metallic.

Originally Posted by rickyn f355

yeh but not that much of one. a sub 3k mile black car just sold for 650k about 6 weeks ago