The problem with GT silver is that it is the most expensive of the Porsche colors next to paint to sample. The only GT silver 997S cabs that I found when I was looking for mine were loaded to the hilt with a lot of extra stuff and pretty much had stickers north of $120 up to about $130 on one of them with a lot of exclusive options. A lot of money considering the base price of a cab and you always lose money on options when you sell these cars. My car was $105,500 and I thought it was on the higher end considering most cabs had stickers in the mid $90's. You might be able to score a discount on such a heavily loaded car but if your dad is willing to pay that kind of money for a car that must be GT silver, why is a discount or depreciation even an issue. It sounds to me that he is wanting to purchase a white elephant. A car that only a few people want. A car that is in such limited supply that he will have to pay a premium to get it if he is so determined to get that color. GT silver does not grow on trees that's for sure.

Good luck on your search.

 

I sorry i should have specified that he's looking for a 6sp only.....sorry guys...

Yes, i realize that this is a rare car, which is why im asking for help...no i didn't realize that the prices were as high as 130's on a carrera s cab... The ones i have seen have maxed at 115... All I know is he would like to pick one up if theres a chance, and asked me to kindly ask you guys for help...and I thank all of you who have contributed thus far!!!

take care

 

THIS one's at Champion in FL for $95,997 brand new not an S though

 

Is that GT silver? If it is, there is something wrong because the base price + GT silver option is the price of that car. That means that it is completely stripped of options which is rare for a GT silver car.

 

it did not say what options are on it but it's not an S