Originally Posted by 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.

Originally Posted by go-ran

The only problem with this 4.0 is that its a cabadian vehicle. If it were a us car it wouldve been gone by now.

Originally Posted by 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:-)

Originally Posted by 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.

Originally Posted by go-ran

The only problem with this 4.0 is that its a cabadian vehicle. If it were a us car it wouldve been gone by now.

Originally Posted by Jamie140

Exactly. Porsche sends only its crappiest cars to Cabada.

Originally Posted by Globespy

That's a gorgeous car. Tried to get one but missed the boat.
Base price $185K, even with whatever options (which were quite limited, loaded would be about $205K pet the review cars that Porsche lent to whip up interest), that's a price increase even Google would be proud of!
A car that ended an era and a hardcore Porsche aficionado's collectors item of 1 of only 600 in the world, why would anyone who could afford to buy one in the first place ever even communicate selling it? At around $200K it was a car to keep?
I can only imagine one for sale because someone needs to sell it, or only purchased for an investment? But that's just my twisted logic.
I think the dealer was a good offer, but if you can make 50% profit, more power to you! Maybe Bruce Jenner needs a second one?
Good luck whatever happens!