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Dealer Inventory 2016 Porsche 911R- Silver w/ Green Stripes & Brown Buckets-LWFW to boot!
05-01-2017, 01:58 AM
#16
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Year: 2016
Make: Porsche
Model: 0
Mileage (numbers only please): 85
Color: GT Silver
Price (no $ sign please): $462000
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): West
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
Originally Posted by dawgcatching
Why the heck is someone selling this with 85 miles? Porsche should put a clawback on the sales contract: sell it for over MSRP within 3 years, pay Porsche back the difference. Greedy A-hats pulling allocations from "real" drivers who would kill for this car at MSRP.
I believe the R specifically was supposed to be allocated to drivers, not investors, who were going to use it. Didn't buyers have to sign something attesting to this as well? It's one thing if someone gets an allocation on an appreciating asset with no qualifications: quite another if said person lied on the allocation application form to make some money.
I believe the R specifically was supposed to be allocated to drivers, not investors, who were going to use it. Didn't buyers have to sign something attesting to this as well? It's one thing if someone gets an allocation on an appreciating asset with no qualifications: quite another if said person lied on the allocation application form to make some money.
05-01-2017, 02:05 AM
#17
Why the heck is someone selling this with 85 miles? Porsche should put a clawback on the sales contract: sell it for over MSRP within 3 years, pay Porsche back the difference. Greedy A-hats pulling allocations from "real" drivers who would kill for this car at MSRP.
I believe the R specifically was supposed to be allocated to drivers, not investors, who were going to use it. Didn't buyers have to sign something attesting to this as well? It's one thing if someone gets an allocation on an appreciating asset with no qualifications: quite another if said person lied on the allocation application form to make some money.
I believe the R specifically was supposed to be allocated to drivers, not investors, who were going to use it. Didn't buyers have to sign something attesting to this as well? It's one thing if someone gets an allocation on an appreciating asset with no qualifications: quite another if said person lied on the allocation application form to make some money.
Btw, even though the price is 2x+ over MSRP this car is one of the lowest priced Rs out there on the market....way better than that $450k car with the wrong seats and flywheel.
05-01-2017, 09:23 AM
#18
You could say the same thing with the RSs that was a flip fest for the first 12 months. We'll see if the 1-year rule will slow down the flip fest for future GT cars.
Btw, even though the price is 2x+ over MSRP this car is one of the lowest priced Rs out there on the market....way better than that $450k car with the wrong seats and flywheel.
Btw, even though the price is 2x+ over MSRP this car is one of the lowest priced Rs out there on the market....way better than that $450k car with the wrong seats and flywheel.
05-01-2017, 10:15 AM
#19
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Why the heck is someone selling this with 85 miles? Porsche should put a clawback on the sales contract: sell it for over MSRP within 3 years, pay Porsche back the difference. Greedy A-hats pulling allocations from "real" drivers who would kill for this car at MSRP.
I believe the R specifically was supposed to be allocated to drivers, not investors, who were going to use it. Didn't buyers have to sign something attesting to this as well? It's one thing if someone gets an allocation on an appreciating asset with no qualifications: quite another if said person lied on the allocation application form to make some money.
I believe the R specifically was supposed to be allocated to drivers, not investors, who were going to use it. Didn't buyers have to sign something attesting to this as well? It's one thing if someone gets an allocation on an appreciating asset with no qualifications: quite another if said person lied on the allocation application form to make some money.
It is a Porsche problem not the folks playing the game. Porsche is of course good at kicking individual flippers out of the VIP program but will not touch a dealer. Money causes greed and when you can take $200k and flip it literally the next day for $400k, wouldn't you?
05-16-2017, 11:28 PM
#21
^^lol, really man? As much as I love Bovingdon, let the gentleman/OP sell his car in peace. At least he's not trying to gouge people (relative to what some people were asking).
05-17-2017, 12:16 PM
#22
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05-17-2017, 12:21 PM
#23
05-17-2017, 08:14 PM
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05-17-2017, 10:01 PM
#27
Race Car
That's good, I guess. Maybe it means some configurable allocations will go to actual drivers of GT cars. But so far that hasn't been the case for me! My GT cars have been ones where other buyers have failed to take delivery.
05-17-2017, 10:54 PM
#28
My guess is that maybe 1/2 the remaining VIPs don't get a GT3 so that's about 100 extra cars for us mortals.
05-28-2017, 12:37 PM
#30
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