i see the prices coming down. I think 10K in two months. just a prediction.

 

I don't think that will ever happen too many dealers own them for a lot more then that and 2008's are going for even more money.

 

Nothing lasts forever.

 

I hope you are right, not because I want one, well I want it but can't afford or should I say seems stupid to pay so much over sticker, but if RS's come down, the entire market should adjust for entire line up and Turbos must come down too which is what I am aiming for...

 

I don't think this prediction will come to pass anytime soon.

 

I do not think so...

Inevitably it will come down... but I do not think 10 over in two months

 

I think that they will be at 10 over in two months. I also believe that the tooth fairy will run for president and win. What info do you draw this opinion from?? They will come down but not until the next release penetrates the market and starts to have prices come down. I have actually seen the market tighten a bit as there are fewer RS's available and the cars are getting out of the hands of the flippers. They will get substantially harder to get once the "dealer" cars run out.

 

I sold to the first buyer at $30k over 2 weeks ago. My phone rings 6-10 times each day from buyers offering well over that. What do you base this prediction on?

 

wishful thinking... it ain't gonna happen...

which is a good thing, because that'll also keep values up on 997 GT2's

 

Let me know when you see a clean low miles RS at 10K over, I want to buy another one. It will be a great investment.

 

Totally disagree for this area.
Depends on where the car is located.

 

I love it.....
I have to agree that MWILENS is totally wishful thinking. There aren't anymore. And whatever is left is being sold at high prices.

There are so FEW RS's around that if an owner even has an idea about selling his car - if he doesn't get what he wants for the car he will just simply pull it off the market and keep it. Your theory would work ONLY if the owner of an RS is FORCED to sell his car and you would need a good portion of these RS owners to be "forced" to sell their to drop their values, one or two of them would just slip under the radar and won't have much of an effect.

You then have to look at how sensitive current RS owners are to new alternatives being offered for sale in the market. That is still a tough one to guage. How many of the current RS owners (less than 100 of them) will consider trading in their current RS for this new vehicle?

 

I think this prediction will come true based on mileage. As the sub 1000 mile cars become even more rare and the 5000+ mile car start to appear the premiums will diminish. And also a good point was made by Justin. Location plays a big part. Here on the east coast the car is hot but nothing like you west coast guys.

 

I think at current prices they will be a good long term investment....at least that what I'm telling my wife

I want an orange one REALLLLLY BAD!!


tw

 

Clearly, you have been hitting the crack pipe in order to come up with that unsubstantiated prediction...Its Christmas...not April 1st....