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Originally Posted by Pete_vB
...the GTS offers a combo of practicality, speed an comfort that many drivers are looking for, but at a very high cost of ownership... If you're looking for a GT car and are OK with the cost of ownership (likely far higher than a GT3) it's one of the best around...It would take a very specific customer for the GTS to be their ideal match.
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I must admit you lost me on this one... I get that the GT3 is a very special car (I'd certainly have one if I could afford it!), and that the GTS is a slightly hotter Carrera. But I don't understand why you advise that it has a cost of ownership far higher than a GT3. The GT3s cost substantially more - are you factoring in depreciation maybe?
In my case, I would only be able to buy used; I did a quick search online and found some 2011-2012 models of both cars on sale with roughly the same miles, and the GT3s run about $50k more. Am I missing something?