Best Pcar for Appreciation in Value?

While I dislike red cars

This car makes me week in the knees.

Special piece right there. How many miles?
My 993 turbo S has 5000

 

Hey! That's yours! I haven't seen it in a while! Hope to see it at C&C next month!

 

Now that is pretty darn yummy !

 

+1 car looks great!


How many Turbo S models did they make in white or whatever color you have it in?

 

I think 10 in white. Although I have never seen another. Pics. For sale. Anywhere.
Mine is Glacier white

Ive heard there are 100 or so left of the 993 turbo s.

 

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1986-1989 Porsche 930

+ Add $$$ for the Turbo Targa (Very rare) and the factory 930S option.

IMHO

Joe

 

as an 87 930 owner (i have owned 3 with the current car having been owned for 10 yrs) i have to agree with you.

great, great sports cars and must have their day at some point.

pcb

 

36k, mostly mine. Love the kick of that big single turbo!

It will be there. See you then.

Thanks.

 

That is a rare beast

 

A white 993rs

 

where do you find one of those?

 

So I realize that the allure of a 930 is big, and it is a wonderful car, but if you are looking for something that will appreciate the most in the next 5 to 10 years I would think about going earlier. The long hood cars with matching numbers are bringing some really impressive numbers, and will only continue to rise as demand for these cars continues to rise.

Just my .02

Erik

 

You asked for it.... you got it!

http://djmconsultants.net/1995porsche993rs.html

 

I see sloan has one FS at 300k....

 

thanks Chas, it took awhile but it sold for asking price, going to a guy in San Francisco..

 

I ran across that ad as well. Beautiful car but that's right around 2.7 RS Touring money.

Who knows? There are only a few US legal 993 RS's floating around so maybe it will be worth it with the way prices are moving upward. Regardless, I'd be real nervous righting a $300K check for that car.


Hmmm...$400K for a 2.7 RS Lightweight, $300K for a 993 RS, $225K for a RS 4.0. That sounds like a way to invest $1MM and get your 911 fix.

 

Much as I like the 993RS (I have one), if you tell me that I can get 1973RS for similar money, that is what I will get - the original RS is iconic.

 

God, this thread has me obsessing about RS Porsches again... Thanks....

 

They are climbing in value, expect to spend at least $300 for an ok one. I have a neighbor with an original 73 with the orange/red paint, rock chips, scratches, etc. Just a nice, ORIGINAL driver (my kinda car) and he wouldn't take $350 for it

 

73RS has climbed rather rapidly in value compared to the other aircooled RSs.

 

go with this one....available NOW here on fchat ads and presently listed with anamera.com

we all know the merits of the '79 model year and this one has to be one of the cleanest original examples in the world. Black paint that is literally flawless, perfect...frustrates me to have to sell, but I am remodeling the ultimate bachelor pad and this presents the world with an opportunity to snag one of the finest 930's you will ever find. I am never shy about shouting about how great some of my cars are (former award winning Countach and Mangusta will attest to that), and this one is right there at the top, they are only original once and this one will blow your mind at how spectacular it is...as is!

used 7 different adjectives to describe it all true

I have replaced the engine compartment buffer with NOS piece to 'clean up' engine compartment since this photo fyi
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i bet that is a very nice example!!!!

 

Thanks for that Peter

 

I think the '98 Carrrera S will appreciate because it is the last air cooled 911. Plus it looks great!