casaforte9

Hello folks,
‘what would be a good percentage off on left over 2019 911 s coupe pdk . I liked the 991.2 over 992 driving wise. The cars has 800 miles and dealer says it was test miles , ordered car that was cancelled by customer , so it has full warranty that has not yet begun

Thanks

AdamSanta85

Post the cars spec, IMO it has an impact.

digitalwiz

and asking/negotiated price.

drcollie

It's the wrong time to try to get a hot deal on a Porsche, because Covid has wiped out inventories and there are few cars on any dealer's lot. They don't have to give them away right now.

casaforte9

911S , pdk, spasm, premium package plus, sport package , sunroof in glass, wheels painted black, msrp appx 139K. I did not negotiate yet on this 2019. My concerns is it is a 2019 and 2021s are just rolling in so want to make sure I don’t over pay as Kbb trade in now on for 2019 S coupe with just 1000 miles and above options is 108 k, lol

Juno2018

I paid around $121k msrp $144 for a new 2019 C4S back in June.

TamiyaGuy

I posted on another thread that a Porsche dealer in Jackson, Mississippi has two 911 Targas left over. One is $21K off MSRP another is $15K off.

BSO

Inventory for left-over '19s can't be very high, if you find one that suits, I wouldn't want to wait.

I agree with the OP as to a 991.2 over a 992, but for a different reason, I just don't like the new interior. As to performance, the 992 is stronger, the factory 992 CS horsepower ratings are understated.

casaforte9

That is a good deal Juno , appx 15% off on a left over 2019 model Seems fair as 2021 are rolling in . Looking for what is a fair price to offer based on folks experience here

Tamiya, there are exec demos and not sure how many miles But thx for pointing them out as a reference

BSO, I agree 992 feel stronger and accelerates harder than 991.2 due to HP etc.

spiderv6

In normal times I would seriously tell you to shoot for 20% off, maybe even a touch more.

In these times with limited inventory, huge demand, crazy prices on the used market........who knows....but make an offer and see what happens.

casaforte9

Thx spiderv6, you are right , these are crazy times and paying crazy prices is kinda bummer , let’s see what happens

bb964

2019's are still around and there does not seem to be a line forming to buy them, this dealer had two for a while, now down to one:

https://www.porschewestwood.com/new-...AB2A9XKS114215

macanakey

We got 25% off our new 2019 Targa 4GTS in June. I think that may have been a once in a lifetime deal for us, though. CA was on lock down then & the dealer panicked & wanted to unload inventory. It's funny - they were asking 20% off on the cars they had in stock when the Hubby first saw their site. They had a Carmine Red Targa that sold soon thereafter, & we kept checking in to drool over the other, remaining Targa. Clicked on their site again a couple of days later & they'd dropped the price down another 5%, so we jumped.

Porschejam

The question should be "What is this car worth?", not "what kind of discount can I get?"

And part of it is "How much do you want the car right now?" Cars are selling at a premium right now.

If you want a discount, come back next spring. Will be very COVID dependent.

shammerman

I would not be so sure the prices will be lower “next spring”. It’s possible, but who knows. Germany is currently experiencing a very high increase in Covid cases and some new very strict regulations are going into place. Who knows if the trend continues if there will be additional factory production interruptions. I hope not, but who knows. If there is a car that checks (all) the boxes and the price is a reasonable or good one right now, I would get it knowing it’s the right decision now and enjoy it.