2018 911 S Pricing
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I'm looking at a 2018 Carrera S near me. It is new, never been titled. MSRP of $130K. What should I expect in terms of price negotiation given that is it technically 1 year old (and the dealer would consider it if I were trading it in). This would be my first 911 so I'm a bit unfamiliar with dealer pricing on these cars. Thanks.
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Has the warranty been punched (started) and if so, when did it start? How many miles are on it? Many dealers adveritise demos as new cars with the warranty often started.
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Link to the specs: https://monroneylabels.com/cars/6060...rschelivermore
It is brand new, never titled, not a demo.
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That does not mean it has full warranty since it could have started so be sure to ask. It appears to have 132 miles, which is ok as people have test driven it. I'd shoot for 15% off and see what they say.
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Great build. If you like the car, do the best deal you can and buy it.
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First, make sure this car is what you want. If it is, I would make an aggressive offer. It is a almost 2 years old. If you want to trade back next year, the same dealer will likely tell you this is a 3 year old car.