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  • Rare factory GT2 Evo, one of 11 produced
  • Top specification ever produced for any air cooled Porsche
  • Twin turbocharged 3.6L flat-6 engine
  • Factory rated at 600 HP and 490 ft/lbs torque
  • 6-speed manual transmission
  • Car being sold on US title
  • 7,000 original kilometers

Sold for a cool $1.45Mil
 
Porsche are now starting to target speculators who flip their cars for profit. Looks like they are going to "blacklist" customers who flip limited cars, such as the GT, RS, and R- cars.
?I personally like to see my cars being used. That?s what we build them for. They are just too good to be left to stand and collect dust,? Preuninger told Car and Driver at the launch of the 2018 911 GT3. ?I don?t like this business of people buying our cars to make money on them. That was never our intention. The purpose of limiting a car is not for it to gain value. We don?t want to be laying money on each car?s roof when they run out of the factory.?

He admitted that Porsche?s decision to offer a manual transmission on the 911 GT3 has upset some owners of the 911 R, which is available exclusively with a manual. Those customers fear their cars could lose of some its exclusivity, which will reflect negatively on their prices. ?When I said we?re not a hedge fund, I?m talking to those people who are yelling at us for offering the manual transmission similar to the R. But if there are people wanting to buy cars like that, then as a company we should try to fulfill that, to meet that demand.?
About time, I'd say... People who flip these cars for profit, artificially inflating second hand values should have a really hard time to get on a priority list for another limited car, ever again.
 
Now that is how you maintain your brand. I kinda expected this after the new X90 touring pack GT3 was so spiteful it had to be deliberate. :lol:
 
Except I doubt this will work at all. Who had first dibs on the 911R, the car very much at the epicenter of this latest trend of flipping? 918 owners. Then other well heeled Porsche owners. Same thing for the GT cars including the upcoming GT3.

Porsche isn't going to turn down their previous clientele in an attempt to stop this behaviour, and it is this demographic that is almost certainly responsible for the majority of flips.
 
 
 
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So this 996 Alzen Turbinchen lookalike GT2 has been for sale for quite a while now. Still not sure if I really like it or not.

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If you think it's ugly I am sorry and will apologize with this (hopefully) cool 911 pic dump:

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Porsche Carrera S 991/Cayenne GTS by Filipe Marquez, auf Flickr


Road Atlanta 2009 - Petit Le Mans - Farnbacher Loles Porsche 911 GT3 RSR by James Boone, auf Flickr


Turbo. by Mathieu Bonnevie, auf Flickr



(best colour for any 964, btw)


Porsche 964, Admiralty, Hong Kong by Cheuk Man Kevin Ho, auf Flickr


996 Carrera by David Scroggins, auf Flickr


Porsche 996 Carrera by Alexandre Pr?vot, auf Flickr


Porsche 996 Carrera by Alexandre Pr?vot, auf Flickr


Porsche 911 S by point-n-pray, auf Flickr


Porsche 911 by Francesco, auf Flickr


Porsche 996 GT3 Cup by Alexis Cayot, auf Flickr


2014 Sebring SVRA Night Enduro #99a Porsche 993 EVO GT2 by jameswlietz, auf Flickr


Porsche 996 RSR by Racingpix, auf Flickr


Porsche 996 GT3 RSR by K?vin Goudin, auf Flickr


Bros from Idahoe racing the Nordschleife by N.I.T.R.O, auf Flickr


Porsche 996 Carrera 4S by carspotter13, auf Flickr


Retro. by Uros Jovic, auf Flickr


Porsche 2.7 Carrera by Alexis Goure, auf Flickr


Treacherous by Alex Murtaza, auf Flickr


24 Heures du Mans 2014 by Alexis Goure, auf Flickr

 

 
IMS bearing! :lol:

Seriously: the yellow one looks better, but the blue one sounds better.
 
I prefer the tailpipes separated, instead of at the center.
I have nothing else to say, for now. :dunno:
 
IMS bearing! :lol:

Seriously: the yellow one looks better, but the blue one sounds better.

I think if I were REALLY on the market for a 996, I'd go facelift like the blue. Better car and engine all around. Except softer suspension, but I'd fit another one anyway.

But glad to hear I am not the only one who likes the 90s style spoiler and fried egg headlights!
 
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