Year: 2011
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Price: $299750
Mileage: 17
Color: Red/Black
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): TX
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive

Just a friendly PSA for well to do 6speeders:

I am in no way affiliated with the seller (Porsche of North Houston/Lamborghini of Houston) so please direct any questions or comments to them.

Anyways, I was speaking with my salesperson at Porshe of NH this morning and he mentioned he had a new 2011 GT2 RS sitting on his showroom floor. Apparently, this car was delivered at the El Toro event, driven onto a trailer right outside the airfield gates and immediately sold to the dealership.

It is listed by Lamborghini of Houston (link below) which was recently purchased by the owner of Porsche of North Houston recently. As a result, I believe the car is physically at the Porsche dealership but can be sold by either store.

Anyways, just thought someone on here might find this interesting.

Link: http://www.lamborghinihouston.com/vehicle_details.aspx?id=1184&CAR=Porsche-GT2-RS

Again, I have nothing to do with this car other than the fact that someone at the dealership mentioned it to me today. Have a great Friday!

 

lever up

 

Perhaps I can take a mortgage out on it...

 

I hear there are some good title loan shops in Houston

 

You can sleep in your car but you can't drive your house!

 

so some customer "faked" to buy the car then sold to dealer so they can profit?
another good car wasted to non enthusiasts.
someone else could have ordered it to spec....
what can i say, karma's a *****...

 

I wanted to order a car but was told sold out and i even bought a gt2 new. Thanks non enthusiasts out there. Politics as usual

 

i saw one in alabama at the porsche driving school, gt silver, beautiful porsche...the instructors said it is purely made for the track

 

Having spoken with sales people at several dealerships, Porsche didn't have any intention of sending cars to the US that weren't part of their very limited presale or being directly delivered to special customers.

By faking the purchase and putting it on a showroom floor it is more likely to end up in the hands of a real enthusiast than Porsche had intended in the US market. If you wanna blame someone for the lack of availability, blame Porsche for being snobs about who they think deserves their cars.

-Tim

 

Wow. Amazing car for sure, but 300k!! Ouch.

 

If you look on Lambo Houston's website specifically at the pictures of the car something is really fishy!!!

http://www.lamborghinihouston.com/ve...Porsche-GT2-RS

check out the GT2RS lettering in every picture...its for sure photochopped
plus no roll cage???

Fishy Fishy.

 

Looks like secks to me!

 

Looks legit to me.........

 

if only.

 

Legit, those lettering are cut out decals, to save weight I guess...