Gt2
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Year: 2002
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Price: $70000
Mileage: 18706
Color: Guards Red
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): MD
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
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Mario bud have you thought about consigning it with Bob over at ATSPEED I know he does a few rare and unique cars in his small showrrom there. Plus he could maybe get you north of $80K at least for that gorgeous ride of yours!
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^^^ Mario I would say if at any way you can hold onto her do it - the market now for cars like GT2 is in a dire rutt. It will get better with just some time. Talk to Bob Miller about consignment maybe that can help but I know that even at that, these types of high end rare cars have been know to sit for a good while. I don't think lowering your price any more than you have already will help, you will end up regreting that decision when the market rebounds for one, and furthermore it's not the price point driving the lack of sale it's the notion that those who can get this type of car are presently choosing to put that money elsewhere as these times force re-shuffeling of economic resources.
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^^^ Mario I would say if at any way you can hold onto her do it - the market now for cars like GT2 is in a dire rutt. It will get better with just some time. Talk to Bob Miller about consignment maybe that can help but I know that even at that, these types of high end rare cars have been know to sit for a good while. I don't think lowering your price any more than you have already will help, you will end up regreting that decision when the market rebounds for one, and furthermore it's not the price point driving the lack of sale it's the notion that those who can get this type of car are presently choosing to put that money elsewhere as these times force re-shuffeling of economic resources.
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Heyyy... I recognize that first picture in your original post. I think I've got a bunch more if you want copies.
We spoke about your car for a while that day at the meetup at Ferrari of Washington. I was the kid with the black Viper. Funny enough, I'm now starting to look for a GT2. I won't be in a position to buy one until probably the spring. Perhaps we'll see if you still have it then.
We spoke about your car for a while that day at the meetup at Ferrari of Washington. I was the kid with the black Viper. Funny enough, I'm now starting to look for a GT2. I won't be in a position to buy one until probably the spring. Perhaps we'll see if you still have it then.
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this is why I advised Mario what I did...don't give it away, hold your ground for the appreciative buyer...