[Z06] Porsche guys bragging !!
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Motor Trend is by far the WORST rag out there !
#43
actually,..they hold their value better than any vette i've seen,...that's just a patent, bold face bit of total miss-information,..that is,...if you go to any web site, and paper, any PLACE AT ALL!,..and compare prices,..the porsche will always sell for more used than a vette,..just the facts,..that's not to say i don't love the vette!,..i think it's a magnificent piece of automotive machinery,..and certainly, a performance bargain by comparo to the porsche,..but really?,...the porsche DOES hold it's value better,...it should,..it's a pricier car,...i've been pricing out used zr1's,...and you can get a very good condition, low mileage one, 2009 or so, for now a very good, tempting to me,..price of 75-80000. or so, if not lower,...so sweet!,..and so itchin' ta get one,..once our daughter gets her own wheels,..[very soon, thank god!']...
#44
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actually,..they hold their value better than any vette i've seen,...that's just a patent, bold face bit of total miss-information,..that is,...if you go to any web site, and paper, any PLACE AT ALL!,..and compare prices,..the porsche will always sell for more used than a vette,..just the facts,..
..but really?,...the porsche DOES hold it's value better...
..but really?,...the porsche DOES hold it's value better...
Corvettes certainly depreciate with the best of them but I don't care how much "percentage" of original MSRP a car holds or not, if someone eats $50k selling their $130k Porsche or $30k selling their $60k Corvette, they still lost more actual dollars selling their Porsche LOL.
Do you now what some of these cars sold for when brand new?
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/search...=1331416819825
You were saying?
#45
Are you sure?
Corvettes certainly depreciate with the best of them but I don't care how much "percentage" of original MSRP a car holds or not, if someone eats $50k selling their $130k Porsche or $30k selling their $60k Corvette, they still lost more actual dollars selling their Porsche LOL.
Do you now what some of these cars sold for when brand new?
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/search...=1331416819825
You were saying?
Corvettes certainly depreciate with the best of them but I don't care how much "percentage" of original MSRP a car holds or not, if someone eats $50k selling their $130k Porsche or $30k selling their $60k Corvette, they still lost more actual dollars selling their Porsche LOL.
Do you now what some of these cars sold for when brand new?
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/search...=1331416819825
You were saying?
#46
did just go to the link you provided,..and for example, the 911 turbo's that are listed as 2008's at 108k, and 113k respectively,..were probably around 140k or so new,...the person trying to sell those cars is asking WAY too much for a 2008 turbo, we bought ours used back in 2010 for 90k!,...but the examples you've provided, if anything!,..prove how well the 911 turbo has upheld it's resale value,..it least in the delusional mind of those folks who've listed those sales!
#47
Porsche owners are just like any other car guys, vette owners included. You have the ones who think their car is the only one in the world, and others who respect performance over brand. Have you guys seen the German car comparos on this site? I think the last M3 thread concluded that only Hitler supporting castrated 100 lb men drive them.
There are some p cars that demand respect. The GT3 RS 4.0 is one of them. 500 hp out of a 4 liter six!? I don't care who made it, that's damn impressive.
There are some p cars that demand respect. The GT3 RS 4.0 is one of them. 500 hp out of a 4 liter six!? I don't care who made it, that's damn impressive.
#48
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Porsche owners are just like any other car guys, vette owners included. You have the ones who think their car is the only one in the world, and others who respect performance over brand. Have you guys seen the German car comparos on this site? I think the last M3 thread concluded that only Hitler supporting castrated 100 lb men drive them.
There are some p cars that demand respect. The GT3 RS 4.0 is one of them. 500 hp out of a 4 liter six!? I don't care who made it, that's damn impressive.
There are some p cars that demand respect. The GT3 RS 4.0 is one of them. 500 hp out of a 4 liter six!? I don't care who made it, that's damn impressive.
#49
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did just go to the link you provided,..and for example, the 911 turbo's that are listed as 2008's at 108k, and 113k respectively,..were probably around 140k or so new,...the person trying to sell those cars is asking WAY too much for a 2008 turbo, we bought ours used back in 2010 for 90k!,...but the examples you've provided, if anything!,..prove how well the 911 turbo has upheld it's resale value,..it least in the delusional mind of those folks who've listed those sales!
A 2008 car that was $146k new, asking only $99k now?
I'm not sure I'm quite following you on this one.
Losing more money is losing more money, there's no fuzzy math or backpedaling logic that can bend the truth any other way.
And starting with a used Porsche doesn't count, the first owner already took the HUGE hit. The guy who just bought a used C5 for only $15k won't lose too much money either.
#50
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rode in a 911 once it was a 1969 vintage funny thing is my daily driver was a 1969 buick gs 350 and had no problem with the suped up bug. in fact it was not even close. i had 245 60 14's and even in the corners could pull that porsche hard.
living in the pacific nw awd is a real game changer in the wet.
living in the pacific nw awd is a real game changer in the wet.
#51
Wait, on the one hand you find that some of those asking prices are way too high, yet you ALSO think that a $154k (MSRP) 911 asking only $93k now, just 4 years later, is good resale value?
A 2008 car that was $146k new, asking only $99k now?
I'm not sure I'm quite following you on this one.
Losing more money is losing more money, there's no fuzzy math or backpedaling logic that can bend the truth any other way.
And starting with a used Porsche doesn't count, the first owner already took the HUGE hit. The guy who just bought a used C5 for only $15k won't lose too much money either.
A 2008 car that was $146k new, asking only $99k now?
I'm not sure I'm quite following you on this one.
Losing more money is losing more money, there's no fuzzy math or backpedaling logic that can bend the truth any other way.
And starting with a used Porsche doesn't count, the first owner already took the HUGE hit. The guy who just bought a used C5 for only $15k won't lose too much money either.
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lok,..i'm not gonna argue with ya,...you're right,...the 911 is a more expensive car, right?!,..so, yes, when you go to sell it,..you will lose more actual cash,..cause the car costs more than a vette,...but, as a percentage of depreciation,..the fact remains that the 911 holds it's value better than a vette,...that's always been my observation when i'm pricing these things out,...perception is reality,..and the market seems to think, that for now, the 911 is a better built car, and like everything in life, ya get what ya pay for!,..it's no longer correct logic by the way,..the vette NOW IS built just as well as the 911,..but the market hasn't caught up on that fact yet,..it will,..and then these two will level out more,..just like what happened to the jag,..built like crap for MANY years,..people knew that,..so you paid a lot up front,..then lost crap-loads on re-sale,..they too are built much better now,..and are holding their re-sale better now too,...porsches do hold their re-sale better for now, just a fact!..but that will change over time,..but in terms of sheer cash spent,..you do lose more cash on any porsche, cause they cost more,..and NO CAR,..FERRARI'S INCLUDED, ever are to be looked at as an investment,...we buy 'em cause we bitten with the speed bug!,..and ya always lose in the long run,..hope that helps to explain where i'm comin' from,...hope to be the proud owner of the awesome zr1 soon!,...so actually,..the cheaper they are for me, the better!,..cause i want a used one!,...
#53
hey notch,..i thought you were on MY SIDE!!!,...I've always gathered you're somethin' of a porsche lover too!,...i do go on,..[and on, and on!],..but my point was, as i'm sure you'd agree,..that 911's just DO hold their value better,[for now],..that will change as folks understand that g.m. is finally making a very well built car in the vette,..it will take time,..but vettes will start to acheive higher resales versus the 911 soon,...i love 'em both!,..and as you've heard me exlaime on here, the vette zr1 is on my bucket list to buy and drive soon!,..can't wait,..but love my 911 turbo too,..both incredible cars!..
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I don’t think the Porsche guys hate the Z06, as a Z06 guy I love the Porsches, I really like the Blue, Gray GT3RS and Silver turbo in this video, they look good with the flashing brake lights, and they really look good in the rearview mirror.
http://youtu.be/GwsFU_vBxoA
http://youtu.be/GwsFU_vBxoA
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did just go to the link you provided,..and for example, the 911 turbo's that are listed as 2008's at 108k, and 113k respectively,..were probably around 140k or so new,...the person trying to sell those cars is asking WAY too much for a 2008 turbo, we bought ours used back in 2010 for 90k!,...but the examples you've provided, if anything!,..prove how well the 911 turbo has upheld it's resale value,..it least in the delusional mind of those folks who've listed those sales!
2012 Porsche 911 Turbo S Coupe = $160,000. base.....then add your accessories....$170+ easy....
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Z06 v 911
I can't resist jumping in. At any comparable price point a Corvettee always beats a porsche at the track. Spend 70 k and you are fighting a boxter. Spend 100k and a z06 carbon beats a base 911 carerra s. Spend 400k and a carrera gt is slower round the ring than a Z06. The mags always pull down the Corvettes for the seats even though the Vette always outperforms the porsche. I finally settled the argument with my neighbor and his 911 carrera 4s when we went to the same track day at beaverun and my Z06 was 18 seconds per lap faster on average.
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Out of the total miles driven annually by all sports cars here in the U.S., how many of those miles would you guess are driven on a track?
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I don’t think the Porsche guys hate the Z06, as a Z06 guy I love the Porsches, I really like the Blue, Gray GT3RS and Silver turbo in this video, they look good with the flashing brake lights, and they really look good in the rearview mirror.
http://youtu.be/GwsFU_vBxoA
http://youtu.be/GwsFU_vBxoA