What’s the right price for a 991.2 GT3 ?

What’s the right price for a 991.2 GT3 ?

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Taffy66

5,964 posts

102 months

Tuesday 5th November 2019
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Yellow491 said:
Hey brain wave lets get jcb and merlo to manage the arabs and woking,win winidea
That's sheer genius Yellow idea..Its such a brilliant idea i'm surprised i didn't think of it first.rolleyes.

jh001

615 posts

177 months

Tuesday 5th November 2019
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Porsche911R said:
Taffy66 said:
Mass producing luxury goods never ends well in my experience..
Rolex do well at it.
Try and buy a cooking SS Sub at list now, let alone a Daytona!

PM3

706 posts

60 months

Tuesday 5th November 2019
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jh001 said:
Porsche911R said:
Taffy66 said:
Mass producing luxury goods never ends well in my experience..
Rolex do well at it.
Try and buy a cooking SS Sub at list now, let alone a Daytona!
Which is rather the point . Volume , high price and they dictate the flow

IMI A

9,410 posts

201 months

Tuesday 5th November 2019
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Digga said:
I think he just meant the OPC service desk.
No I think maybe a few on here think there’s a special VIP section upstairs for themselves and pals. It’s not heaven unless it has a VIP section don’t u know. In fact not a bad idea creating a VIP section within PH for them so they don’t have to chat to us rif raff smile

JulierPass

641 posts

230 months

Tuesday 5th November 2019
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993rsr said:
Taffy66 said:
JulierPass said:
You’re right and it’s a crying shame. I silent a day in a friends 600LT at Spa and they are incredible drivers cars. It’s unbelievable that they have theses issues when the product is fundamentally very good.
The 600LT you enjoyed at Spa wasn't a Cerulean blue one by any chance with Senna seats and all the Carbon options.
Interested in your comments on how the 600LT drives on track Ravi? Cheers
The outstanding thing for me JC was the front end of the car. The turn in is increable and the car feels really nimble, very stable under braking as well. You can pretty much stand it on it's nose and break almost to the apex without the back wanting to run away from you. It is boosty through and you do feel it on the road, but in fairness GT3's are a bit lack lustre below 4000 RPM where the come on cam as you no doubt know. An old school GT3 is more exciting steer as there is more for you to do, but for outright pace and for the current 2nd hand prices, there isn't alot that woudl live with an LT. They just need to resolve the reliability issues.

Taffy the car I drove was a grey colour - similar to Agate grey, owned by a good friend of mine.

TDT

4,937 posts

119 months

Tuesday 5th November 2019
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600LT is on the short list for me, one day.
Ideally it'd be a 675LT - but those aren't going to come down in price anytime soon - whereas the market on the 600LT is softer and they made a lot more.

Perfect weaponry for track usage - if you can make them reliable and have some good after sales support from the aftermarket. Not sure there are any specialists that look after McLarens, akin to a 9M, 9E, RPM or JZM - other than TMS.

Taffy66

5,964 posts

102 months

Tuesday 5th November 2019
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TDT said:
600LT is on the short list for me, one day.
Ideally it'd be a 675LT - but those aren't going to come down in price anytime soon - whereas the market on the 600LT is softer and they made a lot more.

Perfect weaponry for track usage - if you can make them reliable and have some good after sales support from the aftermarket. Not sure there are any specialists that look after McLarens, akin to a 9M, 9E, RPM or JZM - other than TMS.
There was a stunning 675LT in the adds section a couple of weeks ago..It was in a Papaya orange with just 3k miles and a relative bargain at £195K, if you have that sort of money lying around which i most definitely don't..
I agree with you Tyrone and hopefully there will be either of these in my garage in the foreseeable future.

Yellow491

2,923 posts

119 months

Tuesday 5th November 2019
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IMI A said:
Digga said:
I think he just meant the OPC service desk.
No I think maybe a few on here think there’s a special VIP section upstairs for themselves and pals. It’s not heaven unless it has a VIP section don’t u know. In fact not a bad idea creating a VIP section within PH for them so they don’t have to chat to us rif raff smile
I dont care what your name is,your not walking on the water while i am fishingbiggrinlaugh

Yellow491

2,923 posts

119 months

Tuesday 5th November 2019
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TDT said:
600LT is on the short list for me, one day.
Ideally it'd be a 675LT - but those aren't going to come down in price anytime soon - whereas the market on the 600LT is softer and they made a lot more.

Perfect weaponry for track usage - if you can make them reliable and have some good after sales support from the aftermarket. Not sure there are any specialists that look after McLarens, akin to a 9M, 9E, RPM or JZM - other than TMS.
Yes there is tdt,thorny motorsport,they have picked up a fair bit of work at sensible costs,only a matter of time before others spring up.End of the day its only a car that any good motorsport set up can sort out,they are even repairing gearboxes now,so dont be to frightened off.I had a lt for 3 years.

993rsr

3,434 posts

249 months

Tuesday 5th November 2019
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TDT said:
600LT is on the short list for me, one day.
Ideally it'd be a 675LT - but those aren't going to come down in price anytime soon - whereas the market on the 600LT is softer and they made a lot more.

Perfect weaponry for track usage - if you can make them reliable and have some good after sales support from the aftermarket. Not sure there are any specialists that look after McLarens, akin to a 9M, 9E, RPM or JZM - other than TMS.
That’s the caveat T, if you can make them reliable and have some after sales support - at least from the manufacturer- they would be a fantastic track car as Ravi mentions when they are fully functional they are quite some device.

For me, those question marks even if you avoid the most savage portion of depreciation would put me off.

I suspect many of us at some point may find it hard to resist however and as I’ve found out over the years old Yellow does not buy a duff motor car.

Edited by 993rsr on Tuesday 5th November 21:37

Digga

40,324 posts

283 months

Wednesday 6th November 2019
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Yellow491 said:
IMI A said:
Digga said:
I think he just meant the OPC service desk.
No I think maybe a few on here think there’s a special VIP section upstairs for themselves and pals. It’s not heaven unless it has a VIP section don’t u know. In fact not a bad idea creating a VIP section within PH for them so they don’t have to chat to us rif raff smile
I dont care what your name is,your not walking on the water while i am fishingbiggrinlaugh
hehe

Anyway, most of my services are Indy anyway. Which brings me to a good point made by TDT:

TDT said:
600LT is on the short list for me, one day.
Ideally it'd be a 675LT - but those aren't going to come down in price anytime soon - whereas the market on the 600LT is softer and they made a lot more.

Perfect weaponry for track usage - if you can make them reliable and have some good after sales support from the aftermarket. Not sure there are any specialists that look after McLarens, akin to a 9M, 9E, RPM or JZM - other than TMS.

PS2018

323 posts

73 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
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chaps do we know roughly what price the slate grey Touring sold for at JZM a couple of days ago?

TDT

4,937 posts

119 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
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PS2018 said:
chaps do we know roughly what price the slate grey Touring sold for at JZM a couple of days ago?
Agate Grey.

Don't know what it went for... I think it was on for 165k or something like that? I actually wish i had followed my mind, and placed an offer on it.
I didn't like the Red dials, and it had comfort seats where ideally i'd want LWB buckets.

R5OHH

70 posts

125 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
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Apparently almost at asking, so a strong price given it didn't have buckets and PCCB's. There is just something so special about a Touring.

Porsche911R

21,146 posts

265 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
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R5OHH said:
Apparently almost at asking, so a strong price given it didn't have buckets and PCCB's. There is just something so special about a Touring.
is there ?

Twinfan

10,125 posts

104 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
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Not to you, as we know, but to others? Yes.

I'd love one.

PS2018

323 posts

73 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
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ah agate not slate of course!
dials easy to change?
thanks for replies so if it sold at £165k are we saying its about a £30k premium to a manual winged steel brake car of similar mileage? (ignore colours and seat type if you will)

notsomadmick

161 posts

160 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
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PS2018 said:
ah agate not slate of course!
dials easy to change?
thanks for replies so if it sold at £165k are we saying its about a £30k premium to a manual winged steel brake car of similar mileage? (ignore colours and seat type if you will)
Who knows, who cares, but certainly enjoying my 'rather cheaper' Touring (with spoiler...) :-)