Just spotted this on the San Francisco Bay Area Craigslist...

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/ctd/1357594565.html

 

About 6.5% discount off MSRP if pricing on the ad is true/correct. Pretty car. Says "New". Would be curious to know if the market already fell out on GT3's?

 

I saw that car in the showroom last week. MSRP was 130K, not 138K. So here's your chance to save $12 off MSRP.

 

You couldn't get the MSRP to $138k+ with standard paint and the available options at the time of build. So, no the market hasn't fallen on new GT3s.

 

Great discount
MSRP

 

I also saw this car a few times, it's a nice Gt3. They are very motivated to sell this, so i would assume you can get better deal than just MSRP. It's been in the showroom for over a month now.

 

Btw, for anyone that is interested, they have a Blk/Blk 07 GT3 with 3k+ miles getting ready to sale. It was a trade in for Mercedes. The car has very basic setup, almost no options, and they are asking 95k. I feel that is still over priced but currently have my eyes on the 360 than the GT3.

 

looking at 07/08s but at this rate maybe it is worth waiting a little longer for a 10

 

They offered me that car 07 GT3 for 92K. I'm sure if you call Dave Gonzales, the GM at Dealership, he'll work with you and make a deal. The black car is sharp. PM me if you want his number.

 

Thanks for the info. 95k was the asking price that Barry told me but I never went back to work on any numbers with them. Yes I know Dave, we live close by.

 

That's a great buy with that kind of discount not to mention it comes with PCCB as well. I think it also qualifies the 1.9% financing through the end of the September so the GT3 is more affordable than ever. Perhaps a good idea to lease it with that 1.9% rate and the discount. What's the residual on a 2010 GT3 for 2 years?

 

The 2010 is discounted a couple of hundred dollars. Not really a screaming deal.

I may be mistaken, but I don't think that GT3's qualify for the 1.9%, I may be wrong. My dealer told me a couple of months ago that they did not qualify for special financing.

 

From what I understand, 1.9% financing is for both new as well as used cars and all the cars except the GT2. At least that is what it says on the postcard Porsche sent me. Hope that helps!

 

Quote: "1.9% APR applies to new Model Year 2009 Porsche models except for the 911 GT2." This is the 'Legal Note' attached to their announcement at their official PCNA website. It would not appear that 2010 gt3's qualify for the "Moment", pardon the pun. z356

 

It just seems to be s sign of the times and economy. I see 997.2 GT3's available at dealers often. Back with the 997.1 GT3 if you didn't have an order you were SOL.
Dealer mark-ups or premiums were common. Now there's no such thing happening.
I think finding a 997.1 GT3 or RS and get the Sharkwerk stroked conversion is the ticket.

We'll see what happens with the 2010 GT3RS.

Ranger