RENN GTS

Will I regret it?

I spec'd the car myself, and I figure that I'll probably be able to pick one up later on for a bit cheaper.......

What are your thoughts?

user1029

Buy it. Sell it. Buy manual 991 GT3.

Dr.Bill

First - ask yourself why.
Then consider what you would replace it with. Here's a hint - there is nothing that even comes close until you spend almost twice as much.

Archimedes

Yes. Or no. I'm not sure.

mooty

if you want to sell, fine
if you want to sell then buy back to save a few buck, i dont get it
the next X months that you are not enjoying it = money & fun lost
if you NEVER buy it back, you would save a lot more money, no?

rk-d

You can pick one up later....but it won't be one that you spec'd yourself. If you are even considering the option of buying another GT4 before you've even sold the one you own, then you've answered your own question.

Phil T

This...............Phil

poofyo101

keep yours. better to keep yours and know the history then buy a used one that you dont know.

JonA85

If it was me I would keep it for the exact reasons posted above.

skywnsgml

i dont think you can get it cheaper if you factor in the tax and all the fees unless you get one that has some milege.

Dave C4S Cab

Not sure why you would want to give up the one with your specs for a used random spec one, how much will you save? Is that really worth it?

focal

Only reason I'm considering selling is to acquire a 911 GTS or well spec'd 911C2S.

As life continues, not being able to drive the GT4 because there aren't enough seats will slowly eat away at me.

Saying that, I know I own a special car and this short term inconvenience will pay off in 5-6 years when I still own a special car that I won't be able to buy again at that time.

One of the comforting things is knowing that i own a low depreciating car and with a small chance it will be an appreciating asset. Making the change to a 911 possible.

RealityGT

RAWTRFC

Sell me your car Dave. Sell me your car...I spec'd wrong. =(

gtr

Keep your GT4 last minute until you are ready to trade in.