Is a very low milage 996 gt3 comfort spec a good investment?

[paddy328]

I have a client of mine who is selling a 996 gt3 comfort spec in black and it has 8k on the clock. I think its something like 8069 or there abouts. Anyway, do you think the value of these will go up like many porsches have done? I know its not got the cage, but i think its got the carbon bucket seats.

The reason i ask, is because if its something thats likely to go up in value, i have one or two people that might be interested in buying it an most likely put it away for a while as an investment, but i don't want to suggest something and be completely wrong.

[mollytherocker]

paddy328 said:

I have a client of mine who is selling a 996 gt3 comfort spec in black and it has 8k on the clock. I think its something like 8069 or there abouts. Anyway, do you think the value of these will go up like many porsches have done? I know its not got the cage, but i think its got the carbon bucket seats.

The reason i ask, is because if its something thats likely to go up in value, i have one or two people that might be interested in buying it an most likely put it away for a while as an investment, but i don't want to suggest something and be completely wrong.

Its already happened, you are too late. That car is probably worth near 100k.

[paddy328]

Well, he told me that he's looking around the 70k mark. Shall I tell him to ask for more? Lol. Or get a bank loan and buy it myself!

[darreni]

paddy328 said:

I have a client of mine who is selling a 996 gt3 comfort spec in black and it has 8k on the clock. I think its something like 8069 or there abouts. Anyway, do you think the value of these will go up like many porsches have done? I know its not got the cage, but i think its got the carbon bucket seats.

The reason i ask, is because if its something thats likely to go up in value, i have one or two people that might be interested in buying it an most likely put it away for a while as an investment, but i don't want to suggest something and be completely wrong.

Its possibly been a great investment for the current owner, the next, who knows?

[Sauriel]

buy it quick, 70k is a v. good price for that car imv..

[PPPPPP]

I'd be interested. Cheers.

[mollytherocker]

Sauriel said:

buy it quick, 70k is a v. good price for that car imv..

Indeed, assuming its a mint non story car of course!

[paddy328]

I think its a 3 or 4 owner car and has been with the last owner for a very long time. It just never got used, but was always serviced at opc silverstone.

[ClarkPB]

If it's a genuinely straight car that passes all the relevant checks then you certainly wouldn't lose your £70k if you could actually get it for that, as already mentioned it's worth more than that for sure.

[paddy328]

Clark, i couldn't buy it lol. However, when spoke to him last month, he was looking for about that. It is a great car, with a very honest history. Its just not being used.

Edited by paddy328 on Saturday 1st August 21:46

[Sauriel]

why couldnt you do it?

[paddy328]

Because I don't have that kind of cash. I just detail them

[Sauriel]

I`d take up a loan and try to flip it tbh, could easily net you an easy 15-25k.

You wont lose a dime thats for sure. talk to your family if that aint an option.

[LaSource]

anonymous said:

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+1 a whole lot of sense

[Dan911]

What you want is a Cayman R in PX with one of the lowest miles around.

[Dan911]

What you want is a Cayman R in PX with one of the lowest miles around.