How do we even track the prices changes without searching AT everyday. Are there any tools where you can spot trends in prices changes?
I think if you save or favourite cars on AT then it tracks price movements.
I am just watching GT3 values, when I got my 458 a 991.1 GT3 bottom was 105-110k and a 991.2 GT3 manual was 150k and the 991.1 GT3 RS was 160k. As I am considering one of those three to add to the collection I have been watching them and the asking prices are now 85-90k, 125k and 140k so they have come down a little, but my 458 which was 150k a similar spec model is now 135-140k so they have all moved and I do not really think we are seeing the effect of COVID19 yet in advertised prices.
My plan is to move on a 991.1 GT3 around 75k or a 991.2 GT3 manual around 110k as I'd be happy to get into one for that much and feel my risk/depreciation over a couple of years would be minimal. So am just going to watch over next few months, if problems still persist with COVID19 well into Winter then we will see prices fall for the usual Winter reduction in prices but at same a further fall due to COVID19, what I have noticed is no cars have gone up in price for Summer like they would normally do so in this category and have held their Winter price levels or dropped a little further.
My other option is to trade the 458 in against a Speciale but I feel I would prefer and get more enjoyment from owning a 458 and GT3 alongside each other, as Speciale's are insanely mileage sensitive and thus I'd hit a Speciale value massively as I'd easily add 5000 miles per annum with ease but the Speciale prices are really falling, LHD examples are now nearly 200k and RHD's are list at 250k upwards, if the latter hit 200k then they would become tempting as once this is all over the Speciale would no doubt bounce back in value, but I love my 458 and don't want to part with it and well a GT3 was always my dream so to own both seems like a great idea, man maths.