Porsche 918 Spyder? Good Or bad investment?
Porsche 918 Spyder? Good Or bad investment?
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lambo_xx

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2,199 posts

218 months

Saturday 11th September 2010
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I've just been reading up on it and it sounds like an awesome piece of kit, but I wonder would it actually be a good investment?
I reckon it probably will because these sort of limited run cars tend to go up in value.

What does everyone else think?


Edited by lambo_xx on Saturday 11th September 15:07

SonnyM

3,473 posts

214 months

Sunday 12th September 2010
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lambo_xx said:
I've just been reading up on it and it sounds like an awesome piece of kit, but I wonder would it actually be a good investment?
I reckon it probably will because these sort of limited run cars tend to go up in value.

What does everyone else think?


Edited by lambo_xx on Saturday 11th September 15:07
Does the Carrera GT sell for more now than it did new? There's your answer...

DjSki

1,326 posts

216 months

Sunday 12th September 2010
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If you want an investment get a 996 GT3 or GT2.

4sure

2,438 posts

232 months

Sunday 12th September 2010
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great car, but an investment NO.

wait 18 months and pay £29k.

Mutt

1,115 posts

212 months

Sunday 12th September 2010
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4sure said:
great car, but an investment NO.

wait 18 months and pay £29k.
Err, wrong car.

Phooey

13,429 posts

190 months

Sunday 12th September 2010
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Mutt said:
4sure said:
great car, but an investment NO.

wait 18 months and pay £29k.
Err, wrong car.
....or a very, VERY bad investment scratchchin

4sure

2,438 posts

232 months

Sunday 12th September 2010
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Mutt said:
4sure said:
great car, but an investment NO.

wait 18 months and pay £29k.
Err, wrong car.
yep, sorry i was thinking boxster spyder (spider)?,still was getting over too much Jura last night !

oh and a few Magners. wobble

Jones the cat

685 posts

13 months

Saturday 17th January
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lambo_xx said:
I've just been reading up on it and it sounds like an awesome piece of kit, but I wonder would it actually be a good investment?
I reckon it probably will because these sort of limited run cars tend to go up in value.

What does everyone else think?


Edited by lambo_xx on Saturday 11th September 15:07
Turned out to be a good investment - Porsche 918 Spyder sells for a record price of $6 million at auction

https://www.thesupercarblog.com/porsche-918-spyder...



AmazingGrace

233 posts

25 months

Sunday 18th January
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4sure said:
Mutt said:
4sure said:
great car, but an investment NO.

wait 18 months and pay £29k.
Err, wrong car.
yep, sorry i was thinking boxster spyder (spider)?,still was getting over too much Jura last night !

oh and a few Magners. wobble
Think you might still be a little squiffy.

718 spyder still roughly same as new, after 6 years.
Can’t see that changing anytime soon.

MDL111

8,390 posts

198 months

Monday 19th January
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Jones the cat said:
Turned out to be a good investment - Porsche 918 Spyder sells for a record price of $6 million at auction

https://www.thesupercarblog.com/porsche-918-spyder...

that is just mental.
Give me one with some miles on it in the launch colour instead (looks better too imo, orange not in my top-10 for this car), for 1.5m.
Americans with too much money.

Sport_Turismo_GTS

3,289 posts

50 months

Monday 19th January
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MDL111 said:
that is just mental.
Give me one with some miles on it in the launch colour instead (looks better too imo, orange not in my top-10 for this car), for 1.5m.
Americans with too much money.
Really don’t like that in Orange.

Jon_Brown91

63 posts

25 months

Wednesday 21st January
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This car has a unique specification and, disregarding the colour, which is well suited to the US market, the price achieved illustrates just how these prize Porsche models start appreciating in value. This example has a very low milage and will be perceived as a good addition to someone’s car collection, as it is unlikely to be driven very often.

993rsr

3,627 posts

270 months

Wednesday 21st January
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Jon_Brown91 said:
This car has a unique specification and, disregarding the colour, which is well suited to the US market, the price achieved illustrates just how these prize Porsche models start appreciating in value. This example has a very low milage and will be perceived as a good addition to someone s car collection, as it is unlikely to be driven very often.
Some speculation about the Mecum results.

This one was 2x the normal stateside pricing, even with it's one of PTS it's an outlier.

Not sure how it's well suited to the US market!

Dimebars

995 posts

115 months

Yesterday (16:31)
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Seemed to be quite a few 'outliers' at Mecum, especially among the F-cars