ORIGINAL: pazzer
.....and theres no reason that next year they might drop to that amount again,
Highly unlikely........Des will make sure of that![]
ORIGINAL: pazzer
.....and theres no reason that next year they might drop to that amount again,
Your analysis has a serious flaw, It relies on a falsehood. Very few people have bought 964RS's as an investment. 964RS owners bought the cars because of how they drive, the purity of the experience. In addition, people aren't comparing 964RS's with Astons or Ferraris.ORIGINAL: 911Smonster
I think the market has already topped out (at least in the short term) for most classic Porsches. I wouldn't expect values to completely collapse, but I think the boat has already sailed for anyone thinking of buying a 2.7RS or 964RS as an "investment". The former was a sound investment at £50K and the latter was a sound investment at £25K, when they were both clearly undervalued compared to equivalent Ferraris, Astons etc. It would be very naive to simply extrapolate recent rapid price rises into the future.
This is probably more the time for anyone who did invest at the lower prices to seriously consider cashing in their chips. So selling a 964RS does make a lot of financial sense right now. The people buying them at today's prices are extremely unlikely to make any profit in the next 5-10 years. Just my opinion.
ORIGINAL: carreraboy
Read my lips ..... []
red 964 RS in Essen (Techno Classica).
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