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TRADE MY 296 / BUY TURBO S 2026

Discussion in '296' started by Dbops618, Sep 24, 2025 at 12:00 AM.

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  1. market-reasearch

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    Two very different experiences. I have a 992 Turbo S, like it and will keep it. But it's not giving me thrills at all. The 296 is so much fun to drive. But I wouldn't daily it with the race seats and also because its appearance is too loud to drive to work.
     
  2. Dbops618

    Dbops618 Formula Junior

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    D. Hernandez
    my wait os a bit over a year and no adm. but i am still thinking all this over
     
  3. That sentence is an oxymoron.

    If you truly intend on keeping your 296 "for many years" then depreciation shouldn't really be a concern, much less "massive depreciation."

    If by "many years" you mean at least 5 or more years, then even with "massive depreciation" you still got to enjoy the car for 5 years.

    Most of the "massive depreciation" of a car like the 296 comes in the first couple of years, then the curve flattens out. So if you keep your car for "many years" it really becomes irrelevant if there is depreciation. I would almost say that the longer you keep the car the more likely depreciation becomes less of a concern.
     
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  4. Jo Sta7

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    Right, it’s all very confusing.
     
  5. Cocoloco

    Cocoloco Formula 3

    Nov 26, 2013
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    Until you go to trade it in - ordered Porsche Turbo S - requested pts.
    Goal GT2RS and next 918 - it won't be easy but nothing ever is when you are late to the party.
     
  6. Dbops618

    Dbops618 Formula Junior

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  7. Dbops618

    Dbops618 Formula Junior

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    what is the value of the carbon rims ? I saw a set somewhere in the forum where the gentle was asking 35,000.. I wonder if he ever sold them for that does anybody know
     
  8. Jo Sta7

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    $15k you’ll move them for sure
     
  9. rbobby

    rbobby Karting

    Aug 13, 2014
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    Uhh, I hope the 296 value continues to tank. As a 296 gtb owner, I can't wait to get my hands on a 296 gts.

    More seriously, I really don't see a car at this caliber go for much less than 250k for a long long time. If it does, I will buy another one.
     
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  10. rmlovett1

    rmlovett1 Formula Junior
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    It's just personal preference. Both are great cars (well... I'm thinking the 911 will be), but as has been expressed above...buy, or keep in your scenario, what you'll love to drive/look at the most, and put resale aside. Enjoyment > future dollar considerations in this case, IMO.
    For me, if I was in your position...it's simple, (unless it's part of a multiple car collection with Porsche & Ferraris) I'm taking a Ferrari over a Porsche everyday.
     

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