mooty

Year: 2011
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Cont. Porsche Models: GT3
Mileage (numbers only please): 1340
Options (Please check ALL which apply): Airbags, Air Conditioning, Alarm System, Antilock Brakes, Cruise Control, Foglamps, Intermittent Wipers, Leather Seats, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Windows, Traction Control
Color: white
Price (no $ sign please): $335000
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): Canada
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Manual - 6 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Fuel Injection
Stereo System: AM-FM CD

many ppl compared 4.0 current $ vs msrp.
that's like asking a seller how much he bought the car for. it does NOT matter.
a 4.0 is a 325-375 car.
u can argue until you are blue in the face.
that IS the current MSRP, aka mkt price.
it's a car you either understand or dont.
i take it over m600, speciale anyday regardless of price, performance figure....
just like some ppl insist on riding steel bikes when other modern material are "superior".........
good luck to op. it will sell to a 4.0 guardian..

RollingArt

So true...

Yet people cried foul when the dealers tried to make an extra $10,000 on them.

Amazing...

mooty

^ haha...
1. i often know thse cars for sale before dealer and offer them to "enthusiasts" who think i rip them off. not even my cars
2. then subject car gets dumped at dealership
3. they then gladly pay extra for it or call foul
4. some of the cars you see at dealers selling at big $ prices, trust me, they are not making much at all. i am not guessing. i know the actual numbers. and if you were in their shoes, you would be asking way more than what they asked......

so bottom line, this car is well priced.
buy it now or buy it later at dealer at 375$

EX: mooty's was 250,000 offer on RL or was it cheaper. i was testing the so called "enthusiast tire kickers". 24 hours no bite. at that price, a real buyer would buy it sight unseen. i know i would. now mooty wants $500,000 USD. oh, no...i am not joking...

comparatively this car is a bargain and way lower mileage than my thrashed example.

Raven 666

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nr1416

Perfect car, GLWS

Nizer

sounds like mooty is talking himself into another 4.0

op, hit him with a 24hr offer he can't refuse.

rl getting boring. we need entertainment.

mooty

oh... dont you dare.
while at track last weekend, (good thing i wasn't driving as i wouldn't be able to concentrate) i did almost bought another 4.0....

got beat by just a few thousand bucks...

Carrera GT

I think you might be tarring too many with the same brush. I don't mean to argue the point too strongly, but a couple of cashed up types and some flippers (most of whom probably sold around $200K and thought they were robbing the bank...) just don't speak for the owners who bought the car by new order from their dealer as a "privilege" of having owned prior RS and 911's (including the Carrera GT.) Those owners aren't selling and that speaks volumes to their appreciation of the car, not the dollar.

Edited to delete material from deleted post - Bob

997rs4.0

I think after RsRangers post it got very entertaining again! 😁😁😁

Jrtaylor9

I'm always amazed at the perception that anyone that has money didn't or doesn't "work for a living".

Base on your understanding of economic/market theory, it's no mystery why you aren't one of those "rich guys" you reference above.

Nizer

Mooty's out. Ranger is back!

OP, sorry for the OT.

GLWS.

kfitzpat9

+1, There are those in life that blame external factors for their lack of achievement and ability to buy certain clothes, a house, a car, or whatever. Some people see the RS 4.0 at $335K and say, "I can't afford it right now but I'm going to own that car someday by working my #$% off and am willing to do whatever it takes to make that happen"

And then there are those that don't want to work hard and simply say "rich people had it easier, or my dog ate my keyboard before I could bid on ebay, or excuse, excuse, excuse."

My assessment is that there are two types of people in life, those that blame themselves for their circumstances and then do something about it, and those that blame others and do nothing.

Oh, and BTW, the last I checked, we live in a free market where supply and demand still works. If $335K is too much money for the car, it won't sell. For more background, Check out "Adam Smith" to learn more about this whole crazy capitalistic economic premise on which our country operates on.....mostly:-)

richk

This is a for sale thread...its really unbelievable how rude some have become on this site. To the OP best of luck with the sale. The 4.0RS is last of a breed.

Rick-A-Shay

Wow! That is an awesome machine and a great piece of Porsche history. However, by the time one has arrived at the affordability of purchase, one's driving skills will have depreciated with age, IMHO…….. Track it or just look at it…….. a choice for the new owner! GLWS!

maomao911

The 200k and 300k 911's are for die hard Porsche fans. Their value can't be compared to other cars horse power to horse power, tech for tech, or brand for brand.