Cayman GTS 4.0

[lemming]

Anyone who can get a GTS 4.0 at MSRP is getting a steal in today’s market. And there’s less of a downside, IMO, for depreciation in the pre-owned market too.

[JST]

Well, we’ll see if any of us actually end up getting a 4.0, at MSRP or otherwise.

[Jeff_DML]

Originally Posted by Theo

Ummm try $40k not $27

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1999-bmw-m3-136/

I was following the purple one but wow

[John V]

Originally Posted by JST

Well, we’ll see if any of us actually end up getting a 4.0, at MSRP or otherwise.

For what it's worth, Sam said their dealership is selling the GTS at MSRP. They're charging a $50,000 "market adjustment" on GT3s, though

[John V]

Originally Posted by Jeff_DML

I was following the purple one but wow

The "OG M3" license plate made me cringe.

[wdc330i]

Originally Posted by JST

LOL, yes. "$500? Why not?"

I honestly have no problem with a deposit requirement, so long as it's refundable; $1000 seems about right. But asking for much more than that is just insulting.

That’s what it always was at BMW of SS. $500-$1,000. And frequently they would not run the charge or cash the check (if you had a good relationship with them). But that was years ago…

[JST]

Yes, Sam told me the same, and I believe him—I’m just not confident in the number of allocations there will be.

[John V]

I have a hunch that Porsche will build every single one they can. The question to me becomes "how many can they build?" given supply chain problems. I will not be super upset if my opportunity to buy a $100k car never comes

[lemming]

Originally Posted by John V

For what it's worth, Sam said their dealership is selling the GTS at MSRP. They're charging a $50,000 "market adjustment" on GT3s, though

Whaaaaaaaat?

That’s quite the ADM.

[JST]

GT3 buyers subsidizing the poor plebes buying 100k 718s.