991 GT3 RS sensible time to buy ?

991 GT3 RS sensible time to buy ?

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GT3Manthey

4,521 posts

49 months

Tuesday 1st September 2020
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Stumbled across this old thread..

Wondered what the thinking going forward on values is now......

10k mile UV with PCCB went through collecting cars at 127k...so 133k with commission .

Personally i thought that was cheap but maybe it wasnt.....

Norwich77

38 posts

40 months

Wednesday 8th September 2021
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Ive been watching the 991 gen 1 rs prices for some time, a lot seem to have sold in the last few days, I thought we may see more with the 992 gt3 out, but it seems to have gone the other way and all the RS cars have vanished from the classifieds last 7 days.

GT3Manthey

4,521 posts

49 months

Thursday 9th September 2021
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Norwich77 said:
Ive been watching the 991 gen 1 rs prices for some time, a lot seem to have sold in the last few days, I thought we may see more with the 992 gt3 out, but it seems to have gone the other way and all the RS cars have vanished from the classifieds last 7 days.
Seems most Porsche cars are being swept up or lavished on and no longer for sale or selling for strong numbers.

Question is will it last once holidays are more back in play and this microchip issue is finally resolved?


Went through a host of cars looking for a decent one that I’d enjoy each summer without paying silly numbers and ended up buying a C4S Cab so slightly out of left field for me but I love it .
Great sound with the roof off and even in convertible form it handles extremely well for my blasts out and needs.

Obviously not a track car but then my track driving days are over .

Good looking car for sensible money with an engine rebuild and 31k miles from new wasn’t to be missed.

Can’t see me now buying an RS as too hard for my use at the age of 53

That said they are truly amazing cars

majordad

3,601 posts

197 months

Thursday 9th September 2021
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I’m thirteen years your senior and. I don’t think my RS days are numbered yet !

I do use it a lot, except for this past COVID year.

GT3Manthey

4,521 posts

49 months

Thursday 9th September 2021
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majordad said:
I’m thirteen years your senior and. I don’t think my RS days are numbered yet !

I do use it a lot, except for this past COVID year.
Good for you

Daily journeys too ?

mogg

252 posts

258 months

Friday 10th September 2021
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GT3Manthey said:
Stumbled across this old thread..

Wondered what the thinking going forward on values is now......

10k mile UV with PCCB went through collecting cars at 127k...so 133k with commission .

Personally i thought that was cheap but maybe it wasnt.....
That car, if tidy, would now I reckon, be knocking on the door of £150k !
There's a similar car currently for sale at Alexanders.

catsey

266 posts

78 months

Friday 10th September 2021
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majordad said:
I’m thirteen years your senior and. I don’t think my RS days are numbered yet !

I do use it a lot, except for this past COVID year.
Same here 20yrs senior nowt but a young whippet GT2 and TVR regular drives Summer and Winter when i cant get in car Ill sell hang up me driving shoes

majordad

3,601 posts

197 months

Friday 10th September 2021
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No daily journies, I keep it for drives and tours. Have done two track days and managed three very slow Touristfahrten laps at the Ring during a Germany tour. Still have 12000 miles.

john-j4ty0

68 posts

42 months

Friday 10th September 2021
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If I may jump in I have been following the GT3 prices thread and working my man maths to go for a gen 2 rather than a gen 1 ... wifey thing wants a new kitchen but its only 11 years old, the grill usually works I’ really not sure what the problem is, anyway back to real issues a club sport gen 2 is 140 plus and alexanders have a gen 1 RS for the 150k mark surely that’s a better value car than a gen 2 admittedly It hinges on spec and what its going to be used for and in my case not a daily, drives out, some track days, a trip abroad although also to consider there is a certain look a RS projects that a std GT3 doesn’t ..... or maybe I should really wait for winter, furlough ending, more 992 gt3’s to be released, the world recovering from Covid, Brexit and Dairylea triangles to be in stock in the corner shop to drive the used market down but that may take a while or possibly the new 992 RS to fuel the downward spiral of used prices ( not hopeful more wishful ) just seems a lot more car than a gen 2 for similar money and a bit more of a raw drivers car (not that i drive that well of course)

Monch

689 posts

203 months

Friday 10th September 2021
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IMO. The RS is always the better long term proposition of any model variant.

And if the choice is 991

Gen 1 RS beats a Gen 2 GT3

Unless its comfort seats you need to actually drive it everyday!


And I do believe now is a good time to buy a Gen1 GT3RS
I don't think they will ever be as low as this winters coming prices......

Geoff39GL

573 posts

136 months

Friday 10th September 2021
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Monch said:
IMO. The RS is always the better long term proposition of any model variant.

And if the choice is 991

Gen 1 RS beats a Gen 2 GT3

Unless its comfort seats you need to actually drive it everyday!


And I do believe now is a good time to buy a Gen1 GT3RS
I don't think they will ever be as low as this winters coming prices......
Unless its 3 pedals and a funny little stick thing between the seats driving

Monch

689 posts

203 months

Friday 10th September 2021
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Geoff39GL said:
Unless its 3 pedals and a funny little stick thing between the seats driving
Well of course, but seeing as the thread is titled RS, I only thought about PDK.

If we are talking about manuals, then it has to be the touring....... smile