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GT3 market trends: Stability and 2024 outlook

GT3 market trends: Stability and 2024 outlook

Added on: July 24, 2024
Author: OctoClub

1. GT3 market price trends and future speculations

2. GT3 price trends in 2023

3. Market comparison and future speculations

4. Conclusion

GT3 market price trends and future speculations

After experiencing a significant price decrease across the GT3 market, prices have stabilized in 2023, making the GT3 one of the lowest depreciating cars in its segment. This trend offers promising news for current owners but presents challenges for potential buyers hoping for a cheaper entry point into the GT3 market. In this article, we delve into the price trends of various GT3 generations, compare them to the broader market, and speculate on what 2024 might hold.

Porsche 911

GT3 price trends in 2023

The 992 Generation

Starting with the 992, divided into touring and non-touring models, we observed a rapid price decline post-launch, which stabilized at the beginning of 2023. Specifically, the 992 non-touring models saw a modest depreciation of only 2.8% over the past year. This slight decrease is largely attributable to cars with more than 2,000 miles on them, while brand-new models saw a bit more depreciation. The touring models lost slightly more, about 6.7%, reducing the price premium over the non-touring versions to just $10,000.

Despite the depreciation, 992 GT3s remain highly priced, with a high-spec configuration costing around $240,000. This price is significantly below the market value for a used example, yet even these high-priced used cars are selling quickly.

The 991 Generation

The 991 generation, both 991.1 and 991.2 models, also demonstrated resilience. Prices increased during the pandemic, peaked in the summer of 2022, and then stabilized throughout 2023. The 991.1 market saw a 3.1% decrease, and the 991.2 market saw a 1.6% decrease, translating to about $4,400 and $3,000 in monetary terms, respectively. These low depreciation rates suggest that high 992 prices may be supporting 991 values.

The 997 and 996 Generations

For the 997 generation, prices peaked in 2022 and remained stable, showing unique resilience. The 997.1 models saw a 2.5% increase, although supply is limited, making trend analysis less reliable. The 996 market is smaller with high price uncertainty, but trends indicate that low-mileage 996s lost more value than higher-mileage ones, which remained stable since early 2022. Overall, 996 prices decreased by approximately 1.5%.

Market comparison and future speculations

In 2023, GT3s outperformed the broader car market, where average depreciation was around 8.0%. Even the 991.1 GT3s, which had the highest depreciation among GT3s, fell in the top 25% of cars with the least depreciation. The 997 models even appreciated slightly. This indicates that GT3s have been more resilient compared to other cars, which experienced more significant price drops.

Looking ahead to 2024, several factors could influence GT3 prices:

  1. Inventory Levels: The rate of cars staying on the market for more than three months has remained relatively stable, indicating strong demand. If this trend continues, it could support stable or increasing prices.
  2. Economic Conditions: Significant economic shifts could impact the GT3 market, though predicting these changes is challenging.
  3. New Models: The introduction of new GT3 models could affect the prices of older generations.

Porsche 911

Conclusion

The GT3 market demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2023, with minimal depreciation rates and strong demand. While predicting future prices is speculative, current trends suggest stability or moderate price increases. If you’re considering purchasing a GT3, now might be a good time, given the stable market conditions. However, be mindful of potential economic shifts that could impact prices.

For those interested in other high-performance models, such as the Turbo, similar trends of stability and resilience are observed. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to monitor these dynamic markets. Thank you for reading.

Inspired by the analysis of our friend @fourwheeltrader. Make sure you check his other videos https://www.youtube.com/@fourwheeltrader/featured.

 

 

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