The 991 GT3 will come with a manual box and PDK as an option. God forbid if they ever ditch the manual on their GT cars..

 

I can't wait to pull up this thread in 5 years. Bet the 4.0RS will be selling for 60-70% of "new" sticker.

Is what it is guys. Guys told me back in 2005 the 1st gen 996GT3 grey market cars would be unobtainable in 10 years and that the mk2 would certainly stay "near" sticker.

Something bigger and badder will be released by Stuttgart, and all bets will be off.
Mike

 

Let me see 40 over sticker plus another 20 in tax 60k over.Thats funny

 

I hope so. That way I can get one for cheap and listen to that beautiful engine rev for me day and night.

A guy can always dream right?

 

40 k over?
Wait 2 years and get it 20 K under list.

 

I enjoyed my 4.0L for over 4,000 miles finaly selling it after getting a can't pass up price. It was a great car and RSS did a great job putting it together. I wish the new owner all the best.

IMO the value will stay high till the next RS comes out.

-Troy

 

Well some of the idiots posting in here have certainly ate their words....these cars are bringing north of $300k only ONE YEAR later!

 

It's here for a good time, not here for a long time.

 

right now if u could pay 40-50g over sticker you could flip and make that much profit based on current market value

there's a good thread on rennlist about this same ?...varying opinions

 

Will it be the last manual? 500hp, still more than the 991 GT3. Its an amazing car, it may do well.....

 

The 300k price will be around until nostalgia sets in, much like the 993 as last air cool, blah blah

It may be a few years but reality is that there will be a better 911, you can count on it.

 

Knowing what we know now that there might never be a manual GT3 ever again. Yeah, it'll hold it's value.

 

If I had the cash to buy a 4.0 as a dedicated weekend/occasional track car I would. I have no doubt it will hold it's value well.

 

There was a white one for sale on Ebay last week that had bids on it over 365g last time I looked. Then a black one listed and was at over 325g right away. Yeeikes I say.

 

I think the other part of the question is "why do you need to pay $40K over sticker?" That is surprising to me. What happens if you offered msrp and said that you would walk away for more than msrp? Are there really buyers out there who would pay that much more that you compete against?

I always believe that smart business people make money when they are buying not when they are selling. If you get a really good deal when you are buying, you don't have to worry too much about getting a higher price when it is time to sell.