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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just discussing with a friend how much a 993 GT2 would fetch now if one were to be sold. Can't find any for sale at the moment, any thoughts as to what one would be worth?

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2 actually sold at Essen , 1 an Evo Eu 450 and Eu 600 for the Evo funny old world !

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Wow, thanks for the info. Knew they were valuable but had no idea they were worth quite so much.

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Cant say they re worth that money, but i was lucky enough to enjoy mine before they hit these dizzy heights ...........many very happy track days!

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One for sale in France for €835k http://suchen.mobile.de/auto-inserat/porsche-993-g...

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My suggestion having unfortunately dealt with this garage in the past and the owner Mr Stutzmann near Metz is NEVER EVER EVER go near them........ not even for a coffee. certainly not to buy a car off them-all on SOR allegedly................... their reputation in France and Germany rivals our favourites, oop north 'arrowgate and our Finchley area friends.

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Fair enough if you have millions to burn, but they've got to a level where surely for most mortals, something like this... http://www.racecarsdirect.com/listing/48567/porsch... I remember a few years back looking at actual GT2 race cars (i.e. works Porsche) and they were similar money to the replica above. It's funny how the actual balls out race cars are often cheaper than the road homologation models. Edited by hondansx on Monday 14th April 19:50

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its mad! i remember seeing a yellow 993 gt2 for sale in witley surrey, probably 10 years ago, for around £80k! one of the best porsches out there and i would love to own one, but i very much doubt that will happen! replica is the only way now really, and as long as its done nicely i would imagine could still be worth good money due to the out of reach prices of originals! in fact i think there is a rep on here for sale at £150k or so.

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Another test coming up. Amelia Island, March 13th (Gooding & Co) http://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1996-porsche-993-...

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OPC Leeds have 1 of the 7 RHD ones in their showroom @ £1.1M

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A few months back DK had a RHD UK Car at £695K GBP. I remember this guy buying a dark green one from OPC Road Range in Liverpool for list, circa £132000. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/rollover-rome... Edited by 5517 on Tuesday 3rd March 10:00

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5517 said: A few months back DK had a RHD UK Car at £695K GBP. I remember this guy buying a dark green one from OPC Road Range in Liverpool for list, circa £132000. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/rollover-rome... Edited by 5517 on Tuesday 3rd March 10:00 I believe he still has the car, he took me out in it around 18years ago,, amazing car

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5517 said: A few months back DK had a RHD UK Car at £695K GBP. I remember this guy buying a dark green one from OPC Road Range in Liverpool for list, circa £132000. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/rollover-rome... Edited by 5517 on Tuesday 3rd March 10:00 That car sold for £750k as far as I'm aware. It was a beauty.

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MrTickle said: OPC Leeds have 1 of the 7 RHD ones in their showroom @ £1.1M That just doesn't make sense to me. How can a 911 be worth more than an Enzo? I know it's a GT2, but it's still a 911 body shell.

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Ravi355 said: MrTickle said: OPC Leeds have 1 of the 7 RHD ones in their showroom @ £1.1M That just doesn't make sense to me. How can a 911 be worth more than an Enzo? I know it's a GT2, but it's still a 911 body shell. Lots of people who would have a 911 over an Enzo. There's engineering excellence in a GT2 which even a Enzo can't match if you feel like hammering a car around a track for 100 laps and use it as intended.

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IMIA said: Lots of people who would have a 911 over an Enzo. There's engineering excellence in a GT2 which even a Enzo can't match if you feel like hammering a car around a track for 100 laps and use it as intended. Enzo more than matches the engineering excellence. Only rarity is dictating the prices. No one will hammer a GT2 round a track now given the values when they can build just as good for 20% of price. Enzo can be replicated in same way.

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Ravi355 said: That just doesn't make sense to me. How can a 911 be worth more than an Enzo? I know it's a GT2, but it's still a 911 body shell. So is a 911 R, 2.8 RSR and ST. 399 Enzos ? How many 993 GT2's produced ? quite a few less if my memory serves me correctly ...... Enzo chock full of electronic gadgetry, 993 GT2 has nowt. Enzo race provenance ? Zilch. 993 GT2 ? Well I'll let you do a search

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andy74b said: IMIA said: Lots of people who would have a 911 over an Enzo. There's engineering excellence in a GT2 which even a Enzo can't match if you feel like hammering a car around a track for 100 laps and use it as intended. Enzo more than matches the engineering excellence. Only rarity is dictating the prices. No one will hammer a GT2 round a track now given the values when they can build just as good for 20% of price. Enzo can be replicated in same way. i can assure you if i had a GT2 it would be hammered around a track as intended - its only money and you can't take it to your grave with you - personally I disagree re Enzo matching a GT2 from an engineering or perhaps I should have said endurance standpoint to be more precise Yes the Enzo has more exotic construction and more electronic trickery, flappy paddle etc but you give it to a proper racing driver and it will likely break. GT2 will not. Massive difference from an engineering integrity point of view IMO though I get what Ravi is saying re Enzo.

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Slippydiff said: Ravi355 said: That just doesn't make sense to me. How can a 911 be worth more than an Enzo? I know it's a GT2, but it's still a 911 body shell. So is a 911 R, 2.8 RSR and ST. 399 Enzos ? How many 993 GT2's produced ? quite a few less if my memory serves me correctly ...... Enzo chock full of electronic gadgetry, 993 GT2 has nowt. Enzo race provenance ? Zilch. 993 GT2 ? Well I'll let you do a search Yes but it's still a 911 body shell of which they made thousands of, that's my point. It's not CGT, F40, F50, Enzo etc. which are all unique in their own right. The market obviously feels they are worth it or they wouldn't be going for that kind of money, but if I was spending £800K I'd be buying a Zonda not a 911.

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Ravi355 said: Slippydiff said: Ravi355 said: That just doesn't make sense to me. How can a 911 be worth more than an Enzo? I know it's a GT2, but it's still a 911 body shell. So is a 911 R, 2.8 RSR and ST. 399 Enzos ? How many 993 GT2's produced ? quite a few less if my memory serves me correctly ...... Enzo chock full of electronic gadgetry, 993 GT2 has nowt. Enzo race provenance ? Zilch. 993 GT2 ? Well I'll let you do a search Yes but it's still a 911 body shell of which they made thousands of, that's my point. It's not CGT, F40, F50, Enzo etc. which are all unique in their own right. The market obviously feels they are worth it or they wouldn't be going for that kind of money, but if I was spending £800K I'd be buying a Zonda not a 911. Everyone's different I guess but I'd rather open my garage door to see a 993 GT2 than any Italian hypercar. If I had the money I'd be buying one of these.

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996GT2 said: Ravi355 said: Slippydiff said: Ravi355 said: That just doesn't make sense to me. How can a 911 be worth more than an Enzo? I know it's a GT2, but it's still a 911 body shell. So is a 911 R, 2.8 RSR and ST. 399 Enzos ? How many 993 GT2's produced ? quite a few less if my memory serves me correctly ...... Enzo chock full of electronic gadgetry, 993 GT2 has nowt. Enzo race provenance ? Zilch. 993 GT2 ? Well I'll let you do a search Yes but it's still a 911 body shell of which they made thousands of, that's my point. It's not CGT, F40, F50, Enzo etc. which are all unique in their own right. The market obviously feels they are worth it or they wouldn't be going for that kind of money, but if I was spending £800K I'd be buying a Zonda not a 911. Everyone's different I guess but I'd rather open my garage door to see a 993 GT2 than any Italian hypercar. If I had the money I'd be buying one of these. Greedy so and so lol...

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IMIA said: Ravi355 said: MrTickle said: OPC Leeds have 1 of the 7 RHD ones in their showroom @ £1.1M That just doesn't make sense to me. How can a 911 be worth more than an Enzo? I know it's a GT2, but it's still a 911 body shell. Lots of people who would have a 911 over an Enzo. There's engineering excellence in a GT2 which even a Enzo can't match if you feel like hammering a car around a track for 100 laps and use it as intended. It's also speculation isn't it. I am sure as hell they didn't pay anything close to that for it, but with such rarity unless you are desperate to sell it is worth a try - just takes someone with a love for them and £100M in the bank. They had a Carrera GT in for £600K too. Personally, I thought the flat nose RUF @ £110K seemed better value.

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Ravi355 said: Yes but it's still a 911 body shell of which they made thousands of, that's my point. It's not CGT, F40, F50, Enzo etc. which are all unique in their own right. The market obviously feels they are worth it or they wouldn't be going for that kind of money, but if I was spending £800K I'd be buying a Zonda not a 911. What you are forgetting is that the type of person that buys these cars has ALL of the cars you are mentioning! And many more! And I am sure that most collectors will want some of the best 911's in their collection. The 993GT2 would be on the list! Its not like they a flipping a coin to decide is it!

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Remember well when Ct Classics had 2 in stock desperate to sell , Silver one for 74K and nice Black one for 76K but my wife said she would not be seen dead in one ( Arches and wings ) so got a GT3 instead .........But we still have 2 993 GT2 s although they are both GT2R evos a LHD and RHD version. Have won many races in them and some 24 hour races as well as driven many on the road and track days ( as well as Ring ).... Would I pay that never but then I am not a banker , so cash harder to come by for me sadly Strangely after years of Porsche , raced both 993 GT2R and RSR amongst others , I now drive Ferrari race and road as cannot afford the Porsche brand now ... The red cars seem Ok .... But great memories as 4 mates had 993GT2 road cars and all drove em like they had stolen them , JC, RG , RG and the best cars of all were VCs , Blue and the Blood Orange clubsport . Amazing cars Edited by hunter 66 on Tuesday 3rd March 15:04

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IMIA said: i can assure you if i had a GT2 it would be hammered around a track as intended - its only money and you can't take it to your grave with you - personally I disagree re Enzo matching a GT2 from an engineering or perhaps I should have said endurance standpoint to be more precise Yes the Enzo has more exotic construction and more electronic trickery, flappy paddle etc but you give it to a proper racing driver and it will likely break. GT2 will not. Massive difference from an engineering integrity point of view IMO though I get what Ravi is saying re Enzo. I had one but sold it a few years ago. Bought and used as a track car. My point now is they are too expensive for what they are. I would rather track a 964/993 Cup car at 20% of the price and not worry about it.

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andy74b said: IMIA said: i can assure you if i had a GT2 it would be hammered around a track as intended - its only money and you can't take it to your grave with you - personally I disagree re Enzo matching a GT2 from an engineering or perhaps I should have said endurance standpoint to be more precise Yes the Enzo has more exotic construction and more electronic trickery, flappy paddle etc but you give it to a proper racing driver and it will likely break. GT2 will not. Massive difference from an engineering integrity point of view IMO though I get what Ravi is saying re Enzo. I had one but sold it a few years ago. Bought and used as a track car. My point now is they are too expensive for what they are. I would rather track a 964/993 Cup car at 20% of the price and not worry about it. Yes agreed but probably will not be long before they're crazy money too! Edited to say have you seen the price of the LW 993s at JZM. Not £750k but still probably not far off what you sold your GT2 for a few years ago ! Edited by IMIA on Tuesday 3rd March 16:11

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996GT2 said: Ravi355 said: Slippydiff said: Ravi355 said: That just doesn't make sense to me. How can a 911 be worth more than an Enzo? I know it's a GT2, but it's still a 911 body shell. So is a 911 R, 2.8 RSR and ST. 399 Enzos ? How many 993 GT2's produced ? quite a few less if my memory serves me correctly ...... Enzo chock full of electronic gadgetry, 993 GT2 has nowt. Enzo race provenance ? Zilch. 993 GT2 ? Well I'll let you do a search Yes but it's still a 911 body shell of which they made thousands of, that's my point. It's not CGT, F40, F50, Enzo etc. which are all unique in their own right. The market obviously feels they are worth it or they wouldn't be going for that kind of money, but if I was spending £800K I'd be buying a Zonda not a 911. Everyone's different I guess but I'd rather open my garage door to see a 993 GT2 than any Italian hypercar. If I had the money I'd be buying one of these. He'll yea gt2 993 over a Enzo any day 3 men in a bar one owns a Ferrari one owns a lotus and one owns a porsche. How can you tell the porsche owner ....... He's the one smiling

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996GT2 said: Ravi355 said: Slippydiff said: Ravi355 said: That just doesn't make sense to me. How can a 911 be worth more than an Enzo? I know it's a GT2, but it's still a 911 body shell. So is a 911 R, 2.8 RSR and ST. 399 Enzos ? How many 993 GT2's produced ? quite a few less if my memory serves me correctly ...... Enzo chock full of electronic gadgetry, 993 GT2 has nowt. Enzo race provenance ? Zilch. 993 GT2 ? Well I'll let you do a search Yes but it's still a 911 body shell of which they made thousands of, that's my point. It's not CGT, F40, F50, Enzo etc. which are all unique in their own right. The market obviously feels they are worth it or they wouldn't be going for that kind of money, but if I was spending £800K I'd be buying a Zonda not a 911. Everyone's different I guess but I'd rather open my garage door to see a 993 GT2 than any Italian hypercar. If I had the money I'd be buying one of these. He'll yea gt2 993 over a Enzo any day 3 men in a bar one owns a Ferrari one owns a lotus and one owns a porsche. How can you tell the porsche owner ....... He's the one smiling

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I have a rhd 993 GT2, still use it, did a couple of track days last year, get it serviced before and after each day. Have had it 10 years. I try not to think of it's value now. Wouldn t swap it for any of the red cars, except a 40. And I already have one of them anyway. But if I didn't, I'd swap it for a 40. But nothing else.

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Amelia Island auction live feed (available now). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGcssR9uFp4#t=326

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boringbeige said: I have a rhd 993 GT2, still use it, did a couple of track days last year, get it serviced before and after each day. Have had it 10 years. I try not to think of it's value now. Wouldn t swap it for any of the red cars, except a 40. And I already have one of them anyway. But if I didn't, I'd swap it for a 40. But nothing else. Pictures please

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The auction car fetched $875k last night....just short of estimate. The 993 Turbo S made $440k!

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