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If you do the sums of remortgaging to buy the car outright, overpaying the mortgage to the tune of what you would have paid monthly on car finance, and assuming a sale price at the end of the period (which would be the same in either scenario) wouldn't that end up more efficient? And if you decide you like the car you can keep it.
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I suppose the question is would a 996.1 GT3 lose a great deal of money over three years, given both the nature of the car, the market, and also Brexit.
From what I understand investment cars have increased in value because of low rates and because they are non-correlated investments. Therefore, you'd only be looking at #1 of your 3.
If you're comfortable enough to start leveraging your house, personally I'd be tempted to look at how to generate passive income to the level that would cover the expected car payments. That way it would in effect be free.
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And won't be for the foreseeable it appears.
I suppose the question is would a 996.1 GT3 lose a great deal of money over three years, given both the nature of the car, the market, and also Brexit.