997.1 GT3's
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pete a

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3,799 posts

213 months

Wednesday 12th March 2014
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Just noticed that this 997.1 GT3 has sold and knowing Paragon it wont have been far off asking price, that's a low miles car admittedly but £70k for a non RS 997.1 is good money.

http://www.paragongb.com/cars/porsche-911-gt3-for-...

Maybe the 991 saga is dragging up traditional GT3 prices.

V8KSN

4,713 posts

213 months

Wednesday 12th March 2014
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pete a said:
Just noticed that this 997.1 GT3 has sold and knowing Paragon it wont have been far off asking price, that's a low miles car admittedly but £70k for a non RS 997.1 is good money.

http://www.paragongb.com/cars/porsche-911-gt3-for-...

Maybe the 991 saga is dragging up traditional GT3 prices.
I hope the 997.1 GT3 prices are increasing but hopefully not on the back of the 991 GT3 misery frown

I think the 997 GT3 will increase in value over time purely because its the last of the manual GT3's

Trev450

6,749 posts

201 months

Wednesday 12th March 2014
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pete a said:
Just noticed that this 997.1 GT3 has sold and knowing Paragon it wont have been far off asking price, that's a low miles car admittedly but £70k for a non RS 997.1 is good money.

http://www.paragongb.com/cars/porsche-911-gt3-for-...

Maybe the 991 saga is dragging up traditional GT3 prices.
That certainly is a good price for a 997.1, but I suspect the ultra low mileage had a lot to do with it.

jimmy p

1,039 posts

195 months

Wednesday 12th March 2014
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How could someone own a car like that and never drive it??? Madness, wish it was mine, I would definitely do more than 500 miles a year!!!!

nsm3

2,831 posts

225 months

Wednesday 12th March 2014
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Wouldn't be so sure, I only managed 1700 miles in mine last year, which is mainly why I sold it?

At only 10k more miles though, I wish I had held out for more than the low 50's I got for it !

Edit to add - I paid 2k less than that one, 3.5 years ago with only 5k miles on the clock - that is very stiff for a comfort spec car, no?

Edited by nsm3 on Wednesday 12th March 17:42

V8KSN

4,713 posts

213 months

Thursday 13th March 2014
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nsm3 said:
Wouldn't be so sure, I only managed 1700 miles in mine last year, which is mainly why I sold it?

At only 10k more miles though, I wish I had held out for more than the low 50's I got for it !

Edit to add - I paid 2k less than that one, 3.5 years ago with only 5k miles on the clock - that is very stiff for a comfort spec car, no?

Edited by nsm3 on Wednesday 12th March 17:42
The flipside to this is I did over 10,000 miles in mine from March to November (2,500 miles of which were hooning around Europe, Alps, Switzerland, Austria etc etc) Awesome cars!

nsm3

2,831 posts

225 months

Thursday 13th March 2014
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Fair play, that is decent usage of a GT3 thumbup

I blame MrDemon, he convinced me I would have to spend £10k if I used it wink

V8KSN

4,713 posts

213 months

Thursday 13th March 2014
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nsm3 said:
Fair play, that is decent usage of a GT3 thumbup

I blame MrDemon, he convinced me I would have to spend £10k if I used it wink
hehebiggrin

Slickhillsy

1,773 posts

172 months

Thursday 13th March 2014
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I saw this car last week when I picked mine up from service (Paragon are brilliant BTW). It was in near perfect condition and the miles would also be the big factor - BUT - comfort spec, no PCCM... I'd want more than low miles for that price...

C2'S'man

626 posts

252 months

Thursday 13th March 2014
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Now showing sold, can't help but think to maintain that value, it still won't be driven very much. I hope the new owner proves me wrong!!! wink