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These were done in late summer, 1- is #3 and this dealer's the one who mentioned that I may be able to come in as earlier as the end of this month to sit down & use an "order guide" book and order it!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Spoke with my dealer last night about GT3 availability. He is a reasonably good size dealer in the NE. He thought that the GT3 (in the US) would be in fairly limited supply. In fact, he thought my order would be the only GT3 he could get. I was under the impression, Porsche would make the GT3 readily available. What are others finding/ hearing?

POST 2Original post

Laurence, Guesstimets have been all over the place form 600-1800, however that may be for MY'03 alone. FWIW the latest Christophours articule says they'll " be in dealer showrooms this May. And my dealer said they may be taking orders by the end of the month. Good luck Bill

POST 3Original post

The last info I got from a guy on the Dealer council was 450 units for the US.

POST 4Original post

Taking orders by the end of the month? Are you insane? They started taking deposits last month. If you dont have money down now for a GT3, your not getting one. Your dealer is letting you down easy. My dealer is only getting 2, and my name is on the first one. It will be a very very rare car. Period. I put my name on the list last year when a Car and Driver article reported that a GT3 was coming for 2003.

POST 5Original post

RR, would you be willing to pay $140,000 for a GT3..?

POST 6Original post

No of course I wouldn't pay $140,000. But who is paying $140,000?

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</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,Helvetica,Geneva">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,Helvetica,Geneva">Originally posted by RR: <strong>Taking orders by the end of the month? Are you insane? They started taking deposits last month.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,Helvetica,Geneva">There's a big difference between getting on the dealer list to be able to order a car when they get an allocation from the factory and actually placing an order. Sure people have been getting on lists for months or even years but no one has actually ordered a car. Why? First, there is no order guide available, so no one knows pricing or options available (other than the base price). Second, the factory isn't accepting any GT3 orders yet, so your dealer can't get an order into the system. There are people out there who are #6 on the list and with the limited build, these people aren't likely to get cars unless a lot of people in front of them drop out. So getting on the list and ordering are two very different things. Karl

POST 8Original post

I know the pricing. It has been confimred by our DM. Its 139,000 cdn.or $87974US

POST 9Original post

Karl S, your summed it up correctly. RR, I should have said something more datailed like... Yes I have 2- deposits @ 2 different dealers likly to get allocations of 2-4(maybe) ea. These were done in late summer, 1- is #3 and this dealer's the one who mentioned that I may be able to come in as earlier as the end of this month to sit down & use an "order guide" book and order it! And since Christophorus said they would be in dealer showrooms in the month of May, an order placed by the end of Feb would take the better part of a month to build, another month shipping, Anyway, I like to think the timing for May is relativly soon. Finally, FWIW the other slott gives me #4 @ MSRP (in writing) Who really knows, it's part of the torture for our P-cars. We should all be so lucky. And my '02 C2 is going to be up For Sale, as a GT-3 or a 2nd home in Fla. in in the works! Good luck to all Bill

POST 11Original post

That would be something. Not with this COLD weather. It is finally getting to me & I'll still have a Track car! Bill

POST 12Original post

I'll believe the prices when I see the orders. I am sure some will go out the door at $87k, but many will be $100-$140. It will all depend on what you actually get for $87. My car has a base of $68 and was $117 with options.

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Well at Porsche's published MSRP of $ 99,900. What options might we have/cost available? Special order paint? Inside/Outside Cerramic Brakes? (Biggy $$) Carbon Fibery Stuff? "Limited" numbers $$$? Come on help me! What else can our dealers come up with? <img border="0" alt="[grrrrrrr]" title="" src="graemlins/cussing.gif" /> Bill

POST 15Original post

No doubt some dealers will order their GT3 cars with pin-striping($3000), "special" chrome wheels($9000), cell phone, wood veneer interior($4000) and tinted windows($6000)...

POST 16Original post

A couple of observations: If you want one of the first GT3s and have not yet put your name on a list the you're SOL. Unless you want to pay the price to some speculator out there. Second, if the market for the GT3 is anything like the TT/GT2, wait a year and take your pick at MSRP or below. Lastly, the new 997s are coming soon and will be significantly upgraded in looks and performance. This will probably be my next Porsche...unless I find that great deal on a used TT.But truth be told, I don't really want to get rid of my car just yet.

POST 17Original post

One more thing, IMO PAG should have given us the GT3 3 years ago when they first came out. It may be too little too late to cash in on the NA 996 market now.

POST 18 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

DJ996 wrote: "Lastly, the new 997s are coming soon and will be significantly upgraded in looks and performance." This, and the way 996's have depreciated in general, have me on the fence on whether to pull the trigger on the GT3.

POST 19Original post

Wanna swap places on dealer waiting list while you think it thru? I'm currently #2 at my dealer of choice. I'm thinking Speed Yellow, as it will bring some excitement to an otherwise dull body style. <img src="http://www.rennteam.com/upload-int/gt31.jpg" alt=" - " />

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