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grendel88

MSRP for CA is dead, dead, dead. Give up now. Unless you buy a old model Panamera off the lot for an allocation, you will not ever, ever, ever get MSRP. Guarantee allocations will go for at least $20-55K over and dealer specced 6 speeds for $15-20K over. There is too much money in Cali right now. For the right/hot thing Californians will pay a big *** premium.

Archimedes

For sure you're gonna pay some kind of premium out here, but the question is a) will they be GT4 like ($10-$20k) or GT3RS like ($40-$75k), and b) if you're willing to pay, can you even get one. A lot will also depend on how much Porsche increases pricing over the .1 and whether they try to capture some of that value in the form of a big bump in MSRP.

I'm just hoping to have the opportunity to make that decision with my local dealer. They know I want a car and my SA is going to try to get me one. If the price is too high, I'll just buy something else.

tstafford

This is what I'm expecting.

Nashville has been clear with me - they will give me an allocation but will charge a premium based on the prevailing market conditions. I accept that because I want a car and want the ability to spec it to my liking. As I've said before if the combination of the MSRP and premium is such that it pushes close to a used .1 RS then maybe I'll just do that.

Here's what I know - the 991 GT3 is an awesome car. I love driving it and tracking it. I highly doubt I'll regret getting a .2 GT3 nor will the dealer shenanigans ruin the experience for me.

Whoopsy

I second that, we don't have Trump

But we have Trudeau though

bronson7

Yeah...Joe

Drifting

What are the main concerns that Canadians have with Trudeau?

Mainly that Trudeau is so extreme left, like trump is so extreme right?

STG

tqevo

"Extreme right" that's funny. The positions held by the right today are to the left of the left's positions 20 years ago. Is that what they call "progress?"

Drifting

My question was about trudeau and inteded for Whoopsy and bronson7, two of our canadian rennlist members.

I'm not soliciting opinions on trump, I'm honestly curious how actual Canadians feel about Trudeau.

systemr

i got refered by a rennlist poster to a norcal dealer, put down a deposit almost 1.5 years ago and have special order form that says MSRP. supposed to be #4 on the list but we'll see

C.J. Ichiban

Hey well now that I am a dealer I can say my biggest issue is going to be fulfilling all the order we have. I will sell all the new cars at msrp.

I will say that if I sell at msrp and someone flips it out to someone else I will remove them from my future allocations as I want to deal with people who are at least loyal enough to let me buy the cars back, CPO them and make someone else happy.

What we need are local and semi local people to plop in a spec, and I build it internally and wait.

My store is very small but I am ambitious and I already have been compiling a list of guys for GT3/RS/2/2rs/4/4rs

RealityGT

^Good on you! Best wishes on a successful venture.. Karma is on your side,

bronson7

Well done C.J. I can see it now, dealership of the year award for customer satisfaction.

bronson7

In response about Trudeau, he seems to be liked so far but still somewhat early in his tenure. Unless he makes any dramatic changes, he'll survive. His father (Pierre) was generally liked and I think people keep that in the back of their minds, atleast the older generation. So far, I can live with him and really don't envision him causing any major disruption. Something I can't say about your guy.