Is a Porsche 911 considered an exotic?
 

no?????????

No, there are atleast 10 different porsches parked in my street so its not exotic at all.

I don't think so.

yes , it is. depends which model , which year.

I know at least ten exotic models of porsche , there probably much more.

i don't know much about porsche vlad

but i just bought this weird looking thingy for christmas
is it cool?


http://www.auto-salon-singen.de/pors..._Street_02.jpg

it's ok :)

not the fastest porsche but definatelly ok :1orglaugh

I more like

2006 Gemballa Mirage Evolution
1994 Schuppan 962CR
1994 Dauer 962 LeMans
1996 Porsche 911 GT1
1992 DP 962
those are from 1 mil up to 2 mil $$ cars

a bit cheaper , but still exotic ...

2003 Porsche Carrera GT
1990 Gemballa 911 Mirage

How about Porsche 928 ? :)

Ahh , and btw , there is one Porsche designed for Hitler , it's gonna be up for sale on Retromobile 2007 , experts say it's pass $15 mil usd mark.

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The Turbo and GT's are exotics I'd say. But there are probably too many 911 Carrera's to say those are.

I see alot of the regular 911 nowadays... so I guess not.

thats singen, theyve got some nice stuff there, german model who posts here went there for shoot once

I guess so?
Who cares. 911 is a nice car.

i've been there already :winkwink:

Vanessa - couldnt come up with her name sorry

Ah you were there? Id like to see their Koenigseggs. How was it?

it was on a sunday and it was closed but just the view was amazing

so much value on 4 wheels you can't imagine:winkwink:

In my country they are ...

yeah never seen a cardealer like that anywhere else

they got like 5 veyrons alone already

beautiful cars, but exotic? nopppppe

wow thats a sick ass nice car

damn, that a great car :thumbsup

I'd say it depends on the model.

911 is a kick ass car. But much depends on the model. Anything "S" and up especially Turbo.

how do you know?
just because they are advertising those cars on the internet it doesnt mean that they have all those cars in place.
in fact they dont.
i use to go there every few weeks, as it is not far away from here and i regularly go clubbing in singen.
my point is, they dont have many exotics there.
they have a carrera gt, a few ferraris and lambos and a few porsches and lots of oldtimers there. thats it.
i know dealerships that are worth 10 times of what auto-salon-singen is worth and that sell like 20 times more than singen.
perfect example is when i sold my F430 the guys wanted to check another F430 in singen the other day... one day after they came back and told me that singen didnt have a single F430 in place, so they took mine.

sure its not a bad dealership but WAYYYYYY overrated.

Porsche looks great but i would still more preffer lamborgini no matter what someone will say.

if you want it in your garage to jerk off twice per day to it, then i agree, go with lamborghini.
if you want to drive your car and NOT die in it because of low quality manufacturing, then go with anything else BUT lamborghini

It is pretty awesome.

Porsche has become less exotic since the boxster, making it easier for any old sod to finance themselves there own porsche

so how did they take all the pics? they sell them on commission?

that could be possible for sure, since they have export prices all over

never thought of that

yes maybe they bring the cars to take the pics, but after that they are gone.
they 95% sell their cars on commission.
tried to do the same with my 430.
they have like 5% of the cars they advertise in place.

I agree for sure.. you can get a carrera for 70k while a modestly loaded 911 twin turbo will easilly cost 135k and up.
I personally think the boxter was a bad move for porsche.
Duke

An owner of a lambo murcielago wont have nice things to say about the gallardo, so I guess its all releative in what is an exotic or not.
Duke

Boxers are a dime a dozen. But otherwise, yes, Porsche is an exotic.

And a Diablo owner will say he is the last of the Lamborghini purists..so, you are correct.It's all relative.

But to answer the original question.I think when porsche started the 996's they lost some of their exotic status.The exceptions would be the GT2 and 3's. Even the 996tt's were over produced and the values on those today have tanked.Right now you can buy one for less than a clean 993TT.

where do you live?

gt2 and gt3 is priced much less than a 2007 911 twin turbo.

but i will agree in saying those carreras need to go back to the scrap yard. Everywhere i look there is a carrera or a boxter. But i guess its the same thing with a mustang vs a mustang shelby. a 911 twin being the later.
Duke

c4, turbo, gt, those are all exotic IMHO. I think that a regular 911 loosely falls into that category - they certainly become more interesting as a cabriolet :)

Brad

Hell NO! :mad: :mad:

geez with all this defending Porshe it may make people think Duke just order a Yellow 911 Twin Turbo.......lol

Nope... Common... And to the average guy, they wouldn't know how expensive they are because of this fact.

911's are common in Arizona but the GT is a definate exotic