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^ that one is ok but Ruf is nowhere near Rocket Bunny, Rauh Welt, Liberty Walk, etc..
nowhere near? RUF actually does stuff under the hood and underneath the car, not just about sticking on injection molded plastic and changing wheels...
I think I want a 996 gt3 more than any of them, just based on the ugly duckling stigma and the attainability of it. Its 3/4 of a supercar for 1/4 the price.
Believe has a shady history. Over revs, Hard track usage, has damage
$67,000 CAD
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$60,000 CAD Sold first week listed. I imagine price and color was prime factor.
The used specialty car market in general is retarded right now. Once the stock market drops a bit in the states prices will start to make a little more sense, then again, so will my investments. 60-65k is still the going rate for the 996 gt3s in the states still, its just a shame our money isn't worth anything because our Federal Government shit the bed once Flaherty retired.
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seems like you got a dick up your ass well..get that checked
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Well.. I’d hate to be the first to say it, but Westopher is correct.
^ that one is ok but Ruf is nowhere near Rocket Bunny, Rauh Welt, Liberty Walk, etc..
Uhh, RUF is classified as a auto-manufacturer. They purchase white-cars from Porsche with only a chassis and interior. Nothing else is the same. Not even the doors are the same as a standard 911.
I don't think Rocket Bunny, RWB or Liberty walk, as interesting as they are, even have a single engineer on staff.
Originally posted by Ulic Qel-Droma ill have to agree. .. kinda. sometimes i get a hardon over her, but then i'm like *no i shouldnt.. this is wrong, she's not up to my standards*. but i guess my dick has it's own set of rules.
Ever think some people would just rather own a Porsche over a Nissan? Who cares whats faster when money tends to not really matter (in some cases anyways..lol). If i was rich i would rather this over a GTR any day. Nismo Shnismo!
Originally posted by Ulic Qel-Droma ill have to agree. .. kinda. sometimes i get a hardon over her, but then i'm like *no i shouldnt.. this is wrong, she's not up to my standards*. but i guess my dick has it's own set of rules.
Originally posted by Ulic Qel-Droma ill have to agree. .. kinda. sometimes i get a hardon over her, but then i'm like *no i shouldnt.. this is wrong, she's not up to my standards*. but i guess my dick has it's own set of rules.
Ever think some people would just rather own a Porsche over a Nissan? Who cares whats faster when money tends to not really matter (in some cases anyways..lol). If i was rich i would rather this over a GTR any day. Nismo Shnismo!
yea GT-R is just a Nissan. Corvette Z06 is just a Chevy and Viper is just a Dodge. Ford GT is just a Ford and LFA is only a Toyota, NSX is a Honda too.
Many of those non-prestigious name brand manufactures can build cars that can smoke Porsche anytime.
In the end of the day, people buy high end cars because they can, and they choose what they buy based on what they like. I highly doubt majority of the buyers are thinking hard about which one is the fastest on the track, nevermind the fact that they don't even have the skill to push their cars to the limit, IF, they even take it to the track in the first place.
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yea GT-R is just a Nissan. Corvette Z06 is just a Chevy and Viper is just a Dodge. Ford GT is just a Ford and LFA is only a Toyota, NSX is a Honda too.
A Porsche is just a Beetle.
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half those dudes are hotter than ,my GF.
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OH thank god. I thought u had sex with my wife. :cry:
In the end of the day, people buy high end cars because they can, and they choose what they buy based on what they like. I highly doubt majority of the buyers are thinking hard about which one is the fastest on the track, nevermind the fact that they don't even have the skill to push their cars to the limit, IF, they even take it to the track in the first place.
Sure they do.
I'm sure people buy Bugatti Veyron just because by Guinness World Record it is the fastest car in the world.
You might think where the hell you're gonna go 400+km/h on the street, but people will still buy it for bragging rights.
If Veyron could go only as fast as Porsche 911 Turbo, it wouldn't have been so popular.
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At least the Porsche GT3 RS will hold its value a lot better than a GT-R. GT-R is pretty much mass produced, everyone has one, just look at the streets. But there's so few GT3's, let alone RS.
^ I agree with you RS will hold their value, but to be fair, the porsche equivalent to the GTR is the Carrera S or Turbo, which depreciate rapidly. GT3RS should be compared to one of those Spec V Nismo editions (sorry, don't about GTRs).
$60K for a 5 year old GTR that cost $90K new? I would take that kind of depreciation all day long! haha? a 2012 Porsche Turbo S which cost over $200K new is approx. $120K now! that is bad depreciation!
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^ I agree with you RS will hold their value, but to be fair, the porsche equivalent to the GTR is the Carrera S or Turbo, which depreciate rapidly. GT3RS should be compared to one of those Spec V Nismo editions (sorry, don't about GTRs).
$60K for a 5 year old GTR that cost $90K new? I would take that kind of depreciation all day long! haha? a 2012 Porsche Turbo S which cost over $200K new is approx. $120K now! that is bad depreciation!
how about a 996TT. lol. god fucking damn. at least they've bottomed out..
^ I think 996 TT is by far the best value Porsche. For $45K what could you get that has the performance, reliability, and prestige of a 996TT. Call me weird, but I like the front lights on the 02+ 996s.
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