GT4 for sale

[mdianuk]

av185 said:

The guy who bought the black one at c £105k recently and posted on here presumably thought it good value.......

Will always be exceptions to the rule; plus I think the black car was £99k. In any case, those who have one, be it from list or premium and intend to use them will be smitten.

[av185]

mdianuk said:

av185 said:

The guy who bought the black one at c £105k recently and posted on here presumably thought it good value.......

Will always be exceptions to the rule; plus I think the black car was £99k. In any case, those who have one, be it from list or premium and intend to use them will be smitten.

The car was £103950 and sold quickly presumably at or near to the a p. A further proprtionate increase in premiums above the current c £35k ( dependent to a degree on spec) similar to the 991 GT3 early rise is expected especially into the new year as the real buying season commences.

[AD64]

think these are the only 4 I've seen for sale -

Romans International - white GT4 CS - £109950 - Deposit taken
VVS - black GT4 - £99,990 - Deposit taken

OPC Wilmslow - white GT4 - £103,650 ish - for sale
911 Sport - white GT4 - £110,000 - for sale

[AD64]

sorry - not sure if the 911Sport advert on P/H is a real car or a wanted Ad?

[981]

Romans have a second car in now - a nice comfort spec very similar to mine

[jayxx83]

saw the white clubsport at romans. when compared to a gt3 rs, these are the perfect size for UK roads.

would love one, but £100k... not any time in the near future :-(

[bcr5784]

jayxx83 said:

saw the white clubsport at romans. when compared to a gt3 rs, these are the perfect size for UK roads.

would love one, but £100k... not any time in the near future :-(

How views change - the Jaguar Mk 10 saloon was regarded as a vast leviathon of a saloon in it's day, nearly a foot wider than an E-Type - but was narrower than a 981!!!

Edited by bcr5784 on Tuesday 20th October 20:08

[mdianuk]

av185 said:

The car was £103950 and sold quickly presumably at or near to the a p.

Ah right, could have swore it was £99k and someone else above seems to agree. In any case, good return for the flippers; a true sense of what Porsche GT ownership now seems to be about

[TheBMWDriver]

I always thought they would go at £25k over list but at £35k over list I would be tempted to dump it.

[R1nur]

mdianuk said:

RSVP911 said:

What would the original spec range be for a GT4 - billy basic through to the lot including ceramics ?

From £65k through to around £80k with some very nice (excessive) optional extras.

"Excessive" is an emotional description. My car came in at £85000 but I don't consider it "excessive". It is just the way I want it thank you very much!

[jayxx83]

bcr5784 said:

jayxx83 said:

saw the white clubsport at romans. when compared to a gt3 rs, these are the perfect size for UK roads.

would love one, but £100k... not any time in the near future :-(

How views change - the Jaguar Mk 10 saloon was regarded as a vast leviathon of a saloon in it's day, nearly a foot wider than an E-Type - but was narrower than a 981!!!

Edited by bcr5784 on Tuesday 20th October 20:08

Totally agree. I do think it is big, but it's probably the fastest proper small thing you can buy at the moment! Even hot hatches are similar in size ! The new rs looks huge next to the gt4

[storage solutions]

mdianuk said:

av185 said:

The guy who bought the black one at c £105k recently and posted on here presumably thought it good value.......

Will always be exceptions to the rule; plus I think the black car was £99k. In any case, those who have one, be it from list or premium and intend to use them will be smitten.

Yes I do think it was good value. The list price for this car is well under value, it's not just another Cayman it's a proper tool. Looks, Suspension, Engine. It could also be the last manual GT as they will be PDK going forward. Some thing the purist driver will relish.

I bought the Black one and still consider it good value, even more so now I have driven it. What a car

[av185]

storage solutions said:

mdianuk said:

av185 said:

The guy who bought the black one at c £105k recently and posted on here presumably thought it good value.......

Will always be exceptions to the rule; plus I think the black car was £99k. In any case, those who have one, be it from list or premium and intend to use them will be smitten.

Yes I do think it was good value. The list price for this car is well under value, it's not just another Cayman it's a proper tool. Looks, Suspension, Engine. It could also be the last manual GT as they will be PDK going forward. Some thing the purist driver will relish.

I bought the Black one and still consider it good value, even more so now I have driven it. What a car

Congratulations on what could well be a shrewd purchase. Most think the GT4s are still under valued and have further to go similar to the GT3s last year.

Black looks great and will be relatively rare again similar to the 991 GT3.

[av185]

jayxx83 said:

The new rs looks huge next to the gt4

Both cars are exactly the same width at 1978mm including mirrors.

[Koln-RS]

The one thing I've learnt about Porsches, over many years, is that, however good the latest 'must have' model might be, there'll be a better one along with the next generation. C'est la vie

[pbg2770]

AD64 said:

think these are the only 4 I've seen for sale -

Romans International - white GT4 CS - £109950 - Deposit taken
VVS - black GT4 - £99,990 - Deposit taken

OPC Wilmslow - white GT4 - £103,650 ish - for sale
911 Sport - white GT4 - £110,000 - for sale

I'm fairly sure there was a red one up briefly too with an OPC in Scotland which sold quite quickly.

[bcr5784]

av185 said:

Both cars are exactly the same width at 1978mm including mirrors.

Both are hugely wide! That said across mirror width is slightly misleading. A car with "sticky out" mirrors and an narrow body feels (and for practical purposes on road circumstances is) significantly narrower than one of similar width (across mirrors) whose mirrors don't stick out - and the width is the actual body width. A narrower body generally means you have more room on the left, because of kerbs, and on the right because your mirrors are unlikely to be at the same height as wide oncoming vehicles.

Edited by bcr5784 on Wednesday 21st October 19:37

[Phooey]

BIG spec Sapphire blue GT4 for sale @ Portsmouth. POA. £115k?

[mdianuk]

Phooey said:

BIG spec Sapphire blue GT4 for sale @ Portsmouth. POA. £115k?

£109k with a big spec (carbons etc), but no cage. Looks stunning.

My resolve breaks a little more every time I see another of these great cars being flipped, and instantly selling for 6 figures. Unfortunately it may be time to start looking at another brand

[mdianuk]

By my reckoning, that now makes the following:

Romans International - white GT4 CS - £109950 - Sold
VVS - black GT4 - £99,990 - Sold
OPC Glasgow - red GT4 - circa £95,000 - Sold

911 Sport - white GT4 - £110,000 - Unknown?

OPC Wilmslow - white GT4 - £103,650 ish - for sale
OPC Portsmouth - blue GT4 - £109,000 - for sale
Romans International - white GT4 - £99,950 - for sale