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If you track the car at all, PPF at a minimum the front surfaces, but I'd really recommend the entire vehicle. I figure unlike a civic/comp M4, the GTS' paint condition may matter a bit in a few years when I move on.
My front windshield looks like several kids spent an afternoon throwing rocks at the car. Besides a few scuffs in the PPF that'll self-heal if I ever left it out in the sun, the paint should be immaculate underneath. Most importantly, it just takes 45 minutes with some buckets and soap to bring the car back to looking showroom clean.
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