2019 991.2 Turbo S discount
 

That seems like a nice discount on a big sticker cab...

Good discount.....ask them for their dent/wheel insurance on top of 6 and tell them they have a deal and a check that day...or ask for free PPF....or both...there are not too many people that can fork over 200k

I got 4% on a new order last summer on a November delivery.

992 TT is at least 18 months out as far as I know. They dont make a lot of TT's so I think that sounds pretty good. If you like the spec do it. Unless its loaded up with options you dont like. You prolly arent getting 10%, so it sounds like its more of a do you want it (now - vs wait till 992 is closer and discounts are a smidge higher) or not vs price.

6% is solid
 

I just took delivery of my 2019 991.2 TTS and only got a 2.5% discount below MSRP. So, I would say that's a pretty good deal.

I got the extended wheel and tire insurance for my new Porsche 991.2 and it cost me $2,860 dollars. Been wondering if that was a good deal? Any thoughts?

I was recently in the market for a new or used Turbo S and was offered no discount on a highly optioned 2019 Turbo S at Fred Lavery Porsche. Zip, Zero, NaDa... So I continued my search and purchased a barely used 2015 "Exclusive Build" Turbo with 62 options from Porsche of Nashua at a huge 42% discount. Fred Lavery is a lousy Porsche dealership, a 6% discount would have closed the deal on the new 2019 Turbo S in a minute and I would not have continued my search!

Regarding wheel insurance. I turned it down given the fact that I have not bent or damaged a wheel in many years. Now, if my ex GF were still driving my cars, it would be great value!

Enjoy!

I am not surprised at Lavery doing that. In the 1980's I had an Audi 100 and Lavery Audi/Porsche refused to buy it from me at any price when I wanted to sell it after a few years.I have shopped elsewhere since then.

They will lose a deal for 2 percent. Unfortuntily.

I bought my 2019 from Porsche Downtown LA and they offered 6% right off the bat. They were excellent to deal with.

I think it depends on your specific wheels and tires. Some cost more to insure than others.

Yep, very reasonable to assume this is the case. I mean, logically, replacing carbon fiber wheels ($14,980) would cost more to insure than my standard aluminum wheels.

I was told there is a $50 deductable if I needed to get new wheels, and can even have them shipped to my local town and installed here, rather tha drive 120 miles to my dealership to have new wheels installed.