Well I guess Porsche in AZ hasn't gotten the memo as the one they're selling isn't as you suggested.

 

Ok...well sorry for them. Have them call the few Texas dealers--they'll buy it

 

Porsche of Beverly Hills is selling one at list. So are many others shown on Autotrader. Some are beginning to go below list.


I spoke with the senior salesman in Scottsdale and was surprised how misinformed / uneducated he was about the GT3 and upcoming RS.

 

That might be true -- the statement that they're all being sold above list is extremely far from the truth and very misleading. My sales person there is pretty good though -- she's been selling Porsche for 25 years and it showed. Can't speak for the rest though. By all means though if Texas dealers can get people to pay over list it is well within their right to and they should go for it Texas is not the entire market or even a large percentage of it though. So it doesn't speak for what's going on in the rest of the country.

 

Remember, most of the ones on Autotrader are actually customer sold cars. Not all, but many dealers show GT3s as inventory until the customer signs the papers.

 

+1. Ralph is a great guy and he'll find you what you are looking for.

What dealership is that? Bellevue? I'll bet that's a beauty.

This has been my experience, too.

Oh please. Asking price does not mean realized/sale price. Business hype 101.

If shopping at Silver Spring, definitely go with Jay -- far more helpful than Casey, who thinks he is second coming.

 

I wouldn't believe everything you read on the forums....the GT3 isn't a limited production vehicle. The mark ups may exist scattered across the country. I could buy one at list no problem at Park Place here in Dallas. In fact there were two when I went earlier this week at sticker.

 

Yes, you are correct it isn't a limited run like the GT3RS 4.0 of 600. Do you happen to have the number for how many were built for the 991 GT3? I don't think it will be as many as the 997 generation 1 or gen 2

 

Here's the total from Rennlist worldwide so far:
Dec 13 ........ 0
Jan 14 ........ 118
Feb 14........ .. 21........... 139 [21 sold (punched) before Stop Sale]
Mar 14............0.............139 [Stop Sale]
April 14 NONE
May 14 NONE
June 14 NONE
July 14........... 33.......177 YTD
Aug 14.......... 206......379 YTD
Sept 14............51......430 YTD
Oct 14...........121.....551 YTD
Nov 14...........227....778 YTD
Dec 14...........306....1,084 YTD

 

Thanks. Very good to see numbers.

 

LOL. At sticker is the key (My guess is they are gone).

How about the TTs? Can get those at 15% off all day and TONS in stock--one of the WORST depreciating vehicles of any brand. $30-40k loss year one guaranteed...questions?

 

Love to see the numbers compared to TTS and 2S/4S...GT3 will look VERY limited compared to those mass produced cars

 

Yes, in fact when I was at the dealer buying my new GT3, the dealer told me they had so many turbo cars they were discounting them heavily! The turbo has been well over produced.

 

It is unfortunate they built so many turbos. One dealer in Los Angeles area is offering huge discounts on turbo S models. They received too many.

 

Yes Porsche dealers have also told me that Porsche did indeed produce too many 991 Turbo S cars in 2014 and will be cutting back production for 2015.

I always wanted a Turbo S. And due to that glut of them, I got more than $24K off mine brand new and the colors I wanted on a new 2014 leftover. I ended up with a Turbo S for Turbo money.