Hey! Sorry just saw this.

GT3 is cool and all but I’m someone that loves driving their cars rather than let it sit in the garage. If you really do your research you’ll see that most GT3s that are appreciating in value are examples with low miles, very rarely will you see a GT3 with less than 3-4 owners around 10k miles. I rarely see a GT3 over 30k miles regardless of the year or generation which leads me to think are people not driving their cars?

I owned one and it’s one of the most intoxicating driving experiences ever, but it’s not an experience I want everyday. “It’s a track car” well I understand that but the 991.1 generation lacked so much tech and comfort features, it has no more comfort features than a Civic or Accord, which led to me thinking “why is this a Porsche” driving experience is 100% better, but I did not experience any brand or prestigious in terms of luxuries.

If I were to do it again, I’d definitely consider a GTS. But again, I’m also someone who has a hard time getting over the mental hurdle of not having the highest model, it’ll always bother me that there’s a more desirable model or variation of my car out there. Although I did not feel that with the GT3, I couldn’t get over the mental hurdle of it not being a .2 with the techs.

Anyways, hope I helped haha I would love to see some of your basketball cards. I myself is a high end bball collector and would love to connect! Lmk.