12 GT4's for sale on PistonHeads and growing
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Nice Sapphire Blue just come on with JZM http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...
cc3 said:
Akajak said:
birdcage said:
This one is optimistically priced
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...
Some of them have been specced oddly. Almost as if people kept the cost down knowing they were going to flip them, maybe they won't be so easy to sell and the dealers will mostly likely only take those on sale or return.
Has my post been illuminating, not really! I am one of the people who want one directly without paying the premium!
they are Ferrari specialists
Why do you think optimistic. DK Engineering know their stuff
Crappy seats and LHD plus 2k more than the JZM one which is RHD and has the right seats. 625 miles v 35. Not much of course but all points to it costing less not more
If someone called them and offered 95k I bet they would advise the owner take it as he should!
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...
Some of them have been specced oddly. Almost as if people kept the cost down knowing they were going to flip them, maybe they won't be so easy to sell and the dealers will mostly likely only take those on sale or return.
Has my post been illuminating, not really! I am one of the people who want one directly without paying the premium!
they are Ferrari specialists
Why do you think optimistic. DK Engineering know their stuff
Crappy seats and LHD plus 2k more than the JZM one which is RHD and has the right seats. 625 miles v 35. Not much of course but all points to it costing less not more
If someone called them and offered 95k I bet they would advise the owner take it as he should!
apachesmith said:
Nice Sapphire Blue just come on with JZM http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...
Showing as reserved already!!!!!apachesmith said:
Currently 12 GT4's for sale on Piston Heads with 4 being added today!
To date only one looks to have sold via JZM, the other seem to be hanging around. Is this a sign that people aren't willing to pay the over inflated prices on these cars or people are just biding their time to see where the market goes when all of the cars have been delivered?
Also this has to be an eye opener to Porsche that a good number of the early cars that have been delivered to their favored customers are straight to re-sale? I'm surprised the 20-30k increase in price on these cars is enough to make people sell these cars especially given how rare they are and how good they seem to be!
Chappel Sports cars sold one Friday and sapphire one st jzm is already reserved apparently .To date only one looks to have sold via JZM, the other seem to be hanging around. Is this a sign that people aren't willing to pay the over inflated prices on these cars or people are just biding their time to see where the market goes when all of the cars have been delivered?
Also this has to be an eye opener to Porsche that a good number of the early cars that have been delivered to their favored customers are straight to re-sale? I'm surprised the 20-30k increase in price on these cars is enough to make people sell these cars especially given how rare they are and how good they seem to be!
Have you seen this - https://youtu.be/ZUhKhQP4PBo
Scooty100 said:
mdianuk said:
Showing as reserved already!!!!!
There you go. Must be because there are soooooooo many for sale 
Gloom and Doom say market crash just round the corner as dealers are being flooded with new allocations from Porsche!!
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JZM sold the sapphire in an hour
cc3 said:
Shock horror EVO Car of the Year which can be purchased at an amazing price of c£75k and is made in limited numbers sold to new owner for over list price!!
Gloom and Doom say market crash just round the corner as dealers are being flooded with new allocations from Porsche!!
Exactly that's why they can't give them away Gloom and Doom say market crash just round the corner as dealers are being flooded with new allocations from Porsche!!
JZM sold the sapphire in an hour
cc3 said:
Shock horror EVO Car of the Year which can be purchased at an amazing price of c£75k and is made in limited numbers sold to new owner for over list price!!
Gloom and Doom say market crash just round the corner as dealers are being flooded with new allocations from Porsche!!
FWIW I'm not calling a "market crash" , I just think 50 % over list , when lots are for sale is somewhat toppie- this is where the GT3 market got to before it settled to where it is today . Great car , but £K 110 , seriously ....... ? Gloom and Doom say market crash just round the corner as dealers are being flooded with new allocations from Porsche!!
RSVP911 said:
FWIW I'm not calling a "market crash" , I just think 50 % over list , when lots are for sale is somewhat toppie- this is where the GT3 market got to before it settled to where it is today . Great car , but £K 110 , seriously ....... ?
Not anymore daft than the RS being listed at £300k surely? That's 100% over list. isaldiri said:
Not anymore daft than the RS being listed at £300k surely? That's 100% over list.
Good point maybe £110k is too cheap if it beat the RS for Car of the year! Someone start a new thread. 12 GT4s available at remarkable low price ! Hurry hurry !!Edited by cc3 on Saturday 5th December 12:15
cc3 said:
Good point maybe £110k is too cheap if it beat the RS for Car of the year! Someone start a new thread. 12 GT4s available at remarkable low price ! Hurry hurry !!
Very good , hadn't thought about it like that , now it's not the ECOTY , it must be sEdited by cc3 on Saturday 5th December 12:15
t : Does anyone want to swap thier GT4 for my RS , wish I hadn't bothered getting one now 
Edited by RSVP911 on Saturday 5th December 12:38
What else can you buy new though at £110 k that comes anywhere close to the GT4s abilities.........nothing. Whilst this is clearly no GT3, there is a huge difference in premium price between the GT3 at its peak of say £165k and the GT4 at £110k......lots more purchasers around with this sort of money buying a car which is essentially about the same as the GT3 and can give the same levels of thrills.
The JZM blue non clubsport selling in an hour would suggest it was under priced. Nice spec although Sapphire not the best imo.
The JZM blue non clubsport selling in an hour would suggest it was under priced. Nice spec although Sapphire not the best imo.
av185 said:
What else can you buy new though at £110 k that comes anywhere close to the GT4s abilities.........nothing. Whilst this is clearly no GT3, there is a huge difference in premium price between the GT3 at its peak of say £165k and the GT4 at £110k......lots more purchasers around with this sort of money buying a car which is essentially about the same as the GT3 and can give the same levels of thrills.
The JZM blue non clubsport selling in an hour would suggest it was under priced. Nice spec although Sapphire not the best imo.
I agree with a lot of what you say , but at £K110 , it's only people who can afford to take a massive depreciation risk that will do this - same with the 3 when it got to £K 160 / £K 180 - these cars are now £K 125/135 - that's a 20 % ish hit just down to timing - I think that will put a lot of people off . I am not saying the 4 isn't amazing value at list and isn't worth more than this - all I'm saying to folk is be careful - buy at this level if you are happy to live with the potential risk - it's a free country , people can do what they like - either way , hope everyone with one is thrilled to bits and enjoys them for what they're made for The JZM blue non clubsport selling in an hour would suggest it was under priced. Nice spec although Sapphire not the best imo.
Edited by RSVP911 on Saturday 5th December 12:43
Edited by RSVP911 on Saturday 5th December 12:46
It's not toppie really. It's market pricing. Cars, houses, schools. There is demand and the price is always just that little bit above the comfort zone most rational people would want to pay. Whoever buys it will always feel like they slightly overpaid but that's the nature of the game.
You can't blame Porsche dealers or the flippers really. It's the market for you. To be honest, if Porsche HQ thought it was an issue, they would have addressed it by now. For those who have bought it to own and drive, you are lucky! For those flipping it, fair game. For those who missed out, better luck next time. It's a waste of energy theorising and wishing people bad will. It doesn't achieve anything.
Agree Guards Red looks ace though....:-)
You can't blame Porsche dealers or the flippers really. It's the market for you. To be honest, if Porsche HQ thought it was an issue, they would have addressed it by now. For those who have bought it to own and drive, you are lucky! For those flipping it, fair game. For those who missed out, better luck next time. It's a waste of energy theorising and wishing people bad will. It doesn't achieve anything.
Agree Guards Red looks ace though....:-)
RSVP911 said:
- I think that will put a lot of people off . - all I'm saying to folk is be careful -
I think most people spending upwards of a £100k are prepared to take some risk in terms of depreciation. Edited by RSVP911 on Saturday 5th December 12:43
Edited by RSVP911 on Saturday 5th December 12:46
But to me, buying cars such as say a 13 63 plate 911 turbo S or an Aston Vantage would present far greater risk for potential losses than a GT4 even with premium at around the £110k+mark. It really is a no brainer, and that is clearly why the market is so buoyant for these cars.
mdianuk said:
And there's me questioning whether buying at list price is a sensible move to avoid a potential hit of depreciation! However, not like my car is just around the corner, it is 7 months away!!!
This is probably a good thing - in about 5 months time (lock down ) you'll know a lot more and as such , you can make a better informed decision and either take the car or cancel - good luck either way Gassing Station | Boxster/Cayman | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff