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YOUR RESEARCHWhat is good estimate for a cost of a GT-3?
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There is a 2000 Euro GT-3 clubsport for sale in Cali right now. He has not been able to sell it for $50k. This is primarily becuase it is NOT modified for US spec, so it can only be a track car. Although $50k for a GT3 track car is tempting. Second problem is that it is zanzibar red. :-(
Call Nasser at [phone removed]. Keep in mind it is a unconverted car. This means you cannot drive it on the road in the US - AT ALL. You cannot insure it or register it. Pay cash and keep it on the track. The other bad thing... good luck on parts - most special order from Germany 6-8 weeks. Thats why I passed on it, although it was very tempting.
Must say,
though US controls on such cars are hard to understand IF the ROW are happy to welcome such fine motors - TVR (Cerbera or Tuscan - exhaust note to die for!...www.tvr.co.uk) and SUBURU (22B...www.22b.com) comes to mind - into their midst.
Having said that, I would NOT pay $1 - never mind $50k - for a car that I cannot register, INSURE nor USE on public roads - even IF I had Bill Gates money! Sorry but playing hide & seek is not what I have in mind - I just wanna DRIVE anywhere, anytime day or night.
Good luck to whoever buys it...just my cents worth.
I am considering a GT3 here in the UK. Dealer prices for RHD are �70K - �74K for low mileage 10,000mile cars with some spec. However good LHD cars from mainland Europe can be sourced for about �55K - You'll have to do you own conversion to US.
SICAONE - You've got a good point! Find a wrecked 996, buy it cheap and switch VINS. I do not condon such tactics. As long as there are laws, people will figure out ways to brake them!
-Mike
