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Yes. I guess for me, $$$$$ have to be part of a performance statement..
2019 Porsche GT2RS at Dragstrip
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Yes. I guess for me, $$$$$ have to be part of a performance statement..
There are so many insanely sweet cars to own if a person had deep pockets.
They are extremely good value if you can buy one at MSRP.
You can unload it a year later for $100k more than you paid.
Was gonna try and be helpful and post that my local dealer has one at $260K, but it's a GT3 RS, not GT2
Thanks, Yea the GT3 lags the GT2 by about ~$100k. I'm looking to purchase one last car and am actively searching for a White 4-option FGT because I'm an old ford guy but the GT2 RS has me feeling all tingley in the pants area.
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What are you doing in my hood bro?
Well thats like taking a Demon to laguna seca and saying, thats all it can do for $85k?
As far as the rest of the world is concerned the GT2RS is the ultimate statement. It is practically the best car on earth
There’s no association between me and that RS. It’s merely coincidence that it has my username on the spoiler.
Pick your poison.
So far Porsche is the only automotive brand recommended as a solid investment.
I agreed with that. Our Slantnose has increased in value quite nicely in my opinion. They were in the >100 about 5 years ago now they’re approaching 200.
Pick your poison.
This car does it ALL. And it looks and sounds the part. I don’t care what it costs. It is as close to perfect as I have seen. Not overly in-your-face exotic. Just right from every angle.
Pretty much, and just the detail in the engineering is mind blowing, it makes ferrari and lamborghini look like childs play in person. Of course, IMO
Yes,...to all of the above.
Has anyone ever looked for a slightly used Porsche GT3 or RS car?!?!? I have. You'll shit your pants. lol
Until you sell it. 8 years ago, the 11 GT2RS cost $246k now you’ll be lucky to find one below $400k. That’s a decent 25% return even after taxes/adm.
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The GT2RS is a very capable car. Huge traction off the line, a lot of cornering grip, and liveable for day-to-day driving.
You can buy them new these days for $40K over MSRP. The $100K markup days ended last November.
Folks who have both the 2RS and the 3RS seem to prefer the 3RS for track drivign - it's lighter and has that high-revving normally-aspirated motor. For me, I prefer the 2RS's greater torque for street driving, but either car is a good choice.
You can buy them new these days for $40K over MSRP. The $100K markup days ended last November.
Folks who have both the 2RS and the 3RS seem to prefer the 3RS for track drivign - it's lighter and has that high-revving normally-aspirated motor. For me, I prefer the 2RS's greater torque for street driving, but either car is a good choice.
Yup, I’d love to have a 991 GT3 but they run in the 130s and up used lol. My wife jokingly approves the purchase of one but obviously knows it’s out of my tax bracket currently lol
LOL Same here man, I can't afford that. Then there's the excise tax and insurance,...........
Yeah they are nasty machines, but they also look so beautiful. That whale tail and all. Gorgeous, inside and out.
Yup they surely are beautiful. I priced them up and a used 17 is like 170-180 LOL. I’ll have to continue drooling over pics of them for years to come haha. Heck even the “lowly” Carrera is silly expensive now.LOL Same here man, I can't afford that. Then there's the excise tax and insurance,...........
Yeah they are nasty machines, but they also look so beautiful. That whale tail and all. Gorgeous, inside and out.
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