Give up a 991 GT3 for a Superformance GT40?

[RodKnock]

Wow. It took you 2 days to find that. Thats the definition of a troll.

BTW, for sale right now. Fresh on the market today. 2016 GT3RS with 100 miles. MSRP $239,000. Asking price $350,000. Yes, this GT3RS every day of the week and twice on Tuesdays, over the SPF GT40 replica.

[MHNCO]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

MSRP $239,000. Asking price $350,000

It's almost like you had an alert setup to notify you as soon as I posted something? Feels like stalking Rod...

Was it PT Barnum who said... there's a fool born every minute! You can't afford to be that fool anyway so just stop.

[Ace23]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

Wow. It took you 2 days to find that. Thats the definition of a troll.

BTW, for sale right now. Fresh on the market today. 2016 GT3RS with 100 miles. MSRP $239,000. Asking price $350,000. Yes, this GT3RS every day of the week and twice on Tuesdays, over the SPF GT40 replica.

Great car and I like Porsche but the new ones are pretty soulless and so boring unless you get the top of the line model with 50K worth of options to make you feel like your in race car. One cannot argue that until the current Porsche bubble burst there will be specific Porsche cars that are great to buy and then resell for 2 times what you paid for them. The value of Porsche cars seems to be comparable to the housing market in 08. I had friend with a 993 turbo that paid 75K and sold it for 130K in 2.5 years.

I did not like the Boxster until 2013 when a man could be publicly seen in one. I wish they would have offered a TT version of the Boxster S! The new 4 cylinder turbos sound AWFUL! With all that being said Porsche makes one fine automobile.

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by Ace23

I had friend with a 993 turbo that paid 75K and sold it for 130K in 2.5 years.

Ya, but 993's are extra special. The last of the air-cooled models.

And if the Porsche bubble does burst, for the special 911's, then I'm prepared to pounce.

[Ace23]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

Ya, but 993's are extra special. The last of the air-cooled models.

And if the Porsche bubble does burst, for the special 911's, then I'm prepared to pounce.

The best deals are the 996TT. Have a friend that picked up a 2004 1 owner with 49k miles with all records for 37K. It's a great car for the money...boring but nice.

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by Ace23

The best deals are the 996TT. Have a friend that picked up a 2004 1 owner with 49k miles with all records for 37K. It's a great car for the money...boring but nice.

And IMO, 996's are ugly. I could never own one. Blech.

I'd be after the Mezger 997.1 Turbo, if I was looking for "cheap" turbo, but that's just me.