Considering selling the RS
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A guy I know is going to sell his too, WTF? What a bunch of poseurs. His has about 1,200mi Orange, with PCBs, Nav etc. About 15k over the 150ish MSRP, I think. Let me know if you need to contact him.
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i dont care about the dp'n as much, but i do feel terrible for those enthusiasts who weren't able to get one to drive.
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i've been following the classifieds for GT3s and the market is strong....you don't see cars asking below MRSP. Maybe they are not selling at that price, but then the sellers are not going down in their asking price either
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John's post was all fun and games until I saw a White US Spec Enzo for sale this morning! Hmmmm.
I would like to get a Scuderia but there is simply zero probability of an allocation.
Josh
I would like to get a Scuderia but there is simply zero probability of an allocation.
Josh
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Mooty said:
I would have liked an RS but the market said NO
And it was hard enough just getting a regular GT3!!!!!
i dont care about the dp'n as much, but i do feel terrible for those enthusiasts who weren't able to get one to drive.
And it was hard enough just getting a regular GT3!!!!!
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No matter what anyone says, this is not (in my opinion) a car to drive around town. It's not a fun car in traffic and is too stressful to leave in a supermarket parking lot. On the track it is as much fun as you can have. Those who bought "several" cars or those who bought one car and don't have time to drive it or any of the other stories that forced them to sell at 10-20-30k over the price they paid..., well they are taking advantage of market forces and certainly within their rights to do so. It's just one more cycle in the new new thing.
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