Lifelong Porsche guy considering GTS for 50th bday

Easily? No. I was shopping for a while. The bigger discounts are only on the very high spec’s cars. Very hard to get more than $80K off and most are more expensive. I offer $100K off for a few cars and was turned down. Only a handful of GTS were cheaper with stickers of $550- 600K.

 

Here is one I think is a relative deal (at a main dealer), note the AF pack means no lifter no bumpy road mode, but, I think the livery has aged pretty well.

https://www.millermotorcars.com/2022-ferrari-296-gtb-c-7480/

 

He was asking about a GTS, not a GTB. The best discounts for both the GTB and GTS are on the AF cars. Funny- People only want hardcore cars if they are made in limited numbers and then they are worth over MSRP. The AF cars will ultimately be rarer then these special/ Speciale editions. In the distant future when the market realizes this- maybe they will appreciate.

 

The lack of a lifter, even if not an issue in practice (for some), was a major oversight for Ferrari.

 

Great minds think alike! I am also turning 60 next year and we ordered a GTS in Verde Minerale. Went a little overboard with black roof and a thin stripe, but saw a similar spec car and loved it.

 

love that color!

 

It will be similar to this, but opaco black wheels and racing seats, and matte interior CF.

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No. My understanding is that with the lifter, you lose the specific multimatic suspension (same with the Speciale). Why do the more focused driver car without the focus?

 

I don't think a Ferrari would be right for you just based on your purchasing decisions.