I’ve seen on this sub that getting a gt3 rs (for a fair price) is next to impossible. What about the Turbo S, how much easier is it to get than the gt3 rs?

  • Ecstatic-Test-1359@alien.topB
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    Yep, huge discounts are on the way IMO

    Turbos have historically significantly depreciated, it was only COVID/ free money that created the illusion of holding value

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      The rule of thumb for a Turbo, historically, was 50% off after 3 years. That ain’t happening anymore but paying above sticker is no bueno.

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        1 year ago

        And then way way up after 20 or so years. Don’t know we’ll see that same enthusiasm for the newer water cooled models though.

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      Porsche has never done “huge discounts” on new vehicles. Historically dealers do up to 5% at best on new vehicles barring exceptional circumstances (high mileage demo/loaner).

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        Well, go on Used Porsche UK and you will already see 10-20%+ discounts on brand new and super low mileage

        In US it may be different

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        Sorry but your frame of reference is far too short. Porsche deeply discounted the 964 because it was priced super high at the time and sales plummeted. In fact the RS America was cheaper than the Carrera, and it had to be discounted also.

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        I was offered 30k off a 125k 911 before covid. Idk if that’s good or bad, lol, it caught me off guard.