Porsche 911 GT2 RS Sold Out after Only a Few Months
#33
This is just sad............... guess how many speculators are selling GT2 RS in Germnany now as we speak? NO LESS THAN 15!!!!!!! Some even with 40,000 Euro premium, its simply pethatic... Shame on Porsche.. how could these people ever be qualified to purchase the ultimate Porsche????
#34
This is just sad............... guess how many speculators are selling GT2 RS in Germnany now as we speak? NO LESS THAN 15!!!!!!! Some even with 40,000 Euro premium, its simply pethatic... Shame on Porsche.. how could these people ever be qualified to purchase the ultimate Porsche????
Know what I mean?It seems a fair amount of US dealers forged buyers orders to keep from losing their allocations and get a car. Going to be a bit of a glut in the market in Feb 2011 when these scumbags have to unload their $250+ gamble.
#35
I remember when the 997 GT2 first came out people were trying to do that on ebay and dealers, but it didn't work at all. One GT2 at a local dealer had a premium of $300,000!!! They had it for close to two years and finally sold it for less than $200,000. The ebay ones I saw kept coming down in price month after month. Same when the GT3 rs came out. It will probably happen but I don't see people biting.
#36
Porsche AG will get paid for all of them cause all are allocated but are they allocated to real or fictitious individuals

A guy here has his arriving in Nov but is not sure if he wants it anymore plus got an amazing offer, will he go for it? will he sell it? or will he cancel the order so the next guy on the list can have it?
I dono... all I know is Porsche is getting paid
#37
I share the disgust, BUT, let's see just how many actually change hands at jacked up prices. I am skeptical there are as many idiots as the speculators think there are. It will be a beautiful thing to see the speculators choke on their own cooking
Know what I mean?
It seems a fair amount of US dealers forged buyers orders to keep from losing their allocations and get a car. Going to be a bit of a glut in the market in Feb 2011 when these scumbags have to unload their $250+ gamble.
Know what I mean?It seems a fair amount of US dealers forged buyers orders to keep from losing their allocations and get a car. Going to be a bit of a glut in the market in Feb 2011 when these scumbags have to unload their $250+ gamble.
Good luck to those who hope to speculate.




