Not sure how accurate those listings are, a lot of those cars are already delivered to customers. Dealers would keep a listing of a car like the GT3 RS to get customers to call in to discuss a new order.

BTW, two of the cars on the list were picked up from my dealer 5 weeks ago and yet they still have it listed for sale.

I can't wait to see the next post predicting RS selling for 25 g's under list..lol.

 

Beverly Hills shows 4. Mckenna shows 2. Downtown 3. Circle 1. that's easy 10. all within 30 mins drive from me.

it's pretty funny yet ironic. all these dealers are asking over sticker on them. at least when i was looking. i thought if they took care of their loyal customers at first place, they wouldn't have so many cars sitting now. i bet they are still have 15~20k over msrp signs on the windshield on those cars.

 

I was just at McKenna's on Sat.. saw a white RS at MSRP... I was very very surprised. Like folks have said..the jack it up so much .. that their 'loyal' customers went else where...now they are sitting. I remember they jack one of their CGT up so much and no one bought it - thus it went to 'auction' - sad but true. If I was in the market.. I would wait.

 

I noticed a bunch of RS's for sale the other day and received several offers for a new RS. For me, by the time I pay California sales tax and license fees, it's hard to justify $50M to $75M plus my car for the new RS especially when I have a 2008 RS in the garage in perfect condition. If you want one, your timing couldn't be better.

 

wow...$50M for an RS.

 

Like just about every other discretionary purchase these days, it's a buyers' market. A new RS should be purchased at a discount.

BTW, I know of a 2.2K mile '10 RS, Gray/Red/Black, with a $157 MSRP that is available at $145K or the seller willl trade for a 97 Turbo S.

 

in US banking, $50M = $50,000 USD, not $50 million.
dont have a heart attack.

 

The local dealer in Sacramento had a 2008 GT2 with 1,500+/- miles on consignment, the asking price was just South of $200,000. Rumor is it sold for $138,000, an RS has historically held value better than the GT2 but it is clearly a buyers market.

 

Was being sarcastic

I've never seen M used for thousands...more used to $50K.

 

i always used K, until i became a banker.
of course being green way back when, i was too afraid to ask. all my numbers were much bigger than my co-workers..... took me a while to figure out why i am a few 000's off.

we also use $5MM, that's million.
of course being such a smart alec and quant jock, i was sure the report was full of typo... i took out all the 2nd M.... oh boy... did my spreadsheet fk up big time....

come to think of it. it may have been ME who took out the entire banking industry in 2007-08

 

You had help...

 

M == Mhousands
MM == Millioms

Now we know why the banking industry is having a bad time...