i would then spend the extra $ and get a 2010...it is an awesome car!

 

LOL...my max is $105k for that car Seller not budging from $109k.

 

either wait for the 2010, or show the guy the 105 cash and see if he wants the sale...in this economy money talks!

 

$105 cash shown & declined for that 2010. I figure it's worth 90% of its MSRP which gets the price to $105K. Seems fair to me.

 

economy is fine now

those who lost had it to lose, those who didn't have any didn't lose any. also money is back to making more money since many months ago

 

if your not is CA or FL , wait till next spring, the 2010 will be down, buy one in march for cheaper then now and storing it and not being able to use it..

my opinion

 

wow, i am surprised 105 didnt get it...keep lookin'

 

shocked that the 105k didn't get the deal done!!! this is a buyers market

 

Go ahead, rub it in

I'm thinking it will be likely I'll wait till Spring to get the right used 2010.
2007's are still priced too high IMHO.

 

Glad to see you are off the Gallardo kick...but why a GT3? At least it's a Porsche but I don't get a GT3 over a TT...but I'm sure you have your reasons...yet I'm curious...

 

A 100K car and your your gonna let 4K stop you from getting it! You must not want it very bad. Your gonna take a bath on any P car you buy - life is short.

 

Where is the used 2010

 

That's one way to look at it.

I want it for what I think it is worth, which is 90% of msrp (105k).

I've taken many a bath on making emotional, incrementally rationalized buy decisions.

If someone values the car greater than this, by all means, go for it. It's on eBay (the black one).

 

There's one for sale at a local dealership. I'm sure there's wiggle room on price. Not sure if the mileage is too high though...

http://www.holberts.com/2007-porsche...gt3-c-1002.htm

 

Thanks for the lead. Yeah, I'd say that car is worth $82K w/ the miles tops -- at least that's how much I'd be willing to pay for it.

Plz keep any leads coming.