This is how much money Matt Watson made or lost buying his 992 GT3 RS. In 2023, he bought this Porsche 911 GT3 RS paying over £192,500 + options. Accounting for 20% of options that would be £231,000. During his ownership, he covered just over 2500 miles and then sold the car back to Porsche in 2024 for an undisclosed amount. Porsche then listed the car for sale at £283,800. Assuming Porsche are selling the car at a 10% margin. Matt would have sold then the car for £254,700. However it is much more likely Porsche bought the car for the price he paid to get his 911 S/T allocation. Meaning our prediction is that he broke even on the car. Don’t play the Porsche allocation game that will likely make you no money and lose money in the long run. After factoring the other Porsche you would have had to buy and lose money on. 

So I’ve spent a silly amount of time putting together a non-generic list of the 50 best investment cars that are under-appreciated, last of their kind, and where the market of buyers is growing. 

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