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Maybe it reflects a new breed of buyer. One that has been bouyed by the stock market, that lives and dies by the daily DOW, S&P, and Nasdaq indexes. That watches too many car auction shows on TV. No wonder so many "how much is my car worth" threads.
Maybe it reflects a new breed of buyer. One that has been bouyed by the stock market, that lives and dies by the daily DOW, S&P, and Nasdaq indexes. That watches too many car auction shows on TV. No wonder so many "how much is my car worth" threads.
I don't agree with what you're saying. A new breed of buyer, I don't think so. I could be wrong, but I think most who post on here that have a gt3/rs have had others before. So does this equate to a new breed?
I'm a "new buyer" and I still bought a GT3 despite being fully aware of the market and lurking on RL for a few months. Holding value better than my Audis is just a bonus, but if I wanted to make an investment, it wouldn't be in a car, regardless of the +MSRP craze. If I lose 20-30k to drive a GT3 for a couple years then big deal. Pay to play and I feel this particular deal is sound even with the markup and inevitable downturn.
I'm a "new buyer" and I still bought a GT3 despite being fully aware of the market and lurking on RL for a few months. Holding value better than my Audis is just a bonus, but if I wanted to make an investment, it wouldn't be in a car, regardless of the +MSRP craze. If I lose 20-30k to drive a GT3 for a couple years then big deal. Pay to play and I feel this particular deal is sound even with the markup and inevitable downturn.
I'm a "new buyer" and I still bought a GT3 despite being fully aware of the market and lurking on RL for a few months. Holding value better than my Audis is just a bonus, but if I wanted to make an investment, it wouldn't be in a car, regardless of the +MSRP craze. If I lose 20-30k to drive a GT3 for a couple years then big deal. Pay to play and I feel this particular deal is sound even with the markup and inevitable downturn.
my 1st 991.1 gt3 was bought on dec2014 new @msrp and sold in may to a friend for the same msrp....bought a 2nd 991.1 gt3 for 2k over msrp in Aug 2015 and sold it last week for exactly what I paid.....very happy with these gt cars! I cant say the same for my past cars!
08-02-2016, 10:07 AM
