991 (and future) Turbos devalued by 991.2?
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Haha they already are. Give it another 2years and they will hit 100k.
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I am always excited about the future of the 911, in particular the Turbo. The Turbo has always stood for evolution and I am excited to see what's next. In the meantime I am not all that worried about the future model effecting the value of my TT. I am too busy driving it and enjoying it.
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I hope you're right. We can't all be wealthy and I'd love to jump in at 100k. Until then my weekends are spent with my 550rwhp Z06.
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Lol. Every buyer wants heavy depreciation, while every owner doesn't. I used to have the single mindset of "drive it and enjoy it," but after taking huge hits on MB AMG and BMW M, it does play a factor when making comparisons. For example, the MB AMG S-coupe has a beautiful design. I'm just not willing to endur a $100K cost of ownership for two years.
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Lol. Every buyer wants heavy depreciation, while every owner doesn't. I used to have the single mindset of "drive it and enjoy it," but after taking huge hits on MB AMG and BMW M, it does play a factor when making comparisons. For example, the MB AMG S-coupe has a beautiful design. I'm just not willing to endur a $100K cost of ownership for two years.
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