PMAA

I was asked this once and before I could get a word out this person tried to answer his own question "about 50K"....I said yeah

petee1997

I tell them the truth " Too much and you really got to hate your money to buy such a useless car"

ggreg911

I just tell them that Porsche killed me with the options

904c2s

My response is always "I work in the car business, so a lot less than it would cost you."

Ski Porsche

I find if you make them think they have to do math to figure out the price, they quickly drop the subject. "I bought it used for about a third less then retail."

Zucc

I just say "a lot", then change the subject.

charliec

I say my daughter gave it to me for putting her through med school.

Bacura

.....and I say I gave it to myself for GOING THROUGH medical school.

John 996 TT Cab

Don't get the question very often any more. Did have one lady say "Boy you sure must have saved up for a long time to get this". Just replied "yup"

mi650

The attendant at the gas station I go to asked me how much once. I told him what the MSRP was. He drives a 5-series. He also asked if it was a Ferrari.

StudGarden

What a refreshing thing to hear someone say. Especially these days.

I was looking over one at an airport display a few months ago. A little old lady walked by and said "you should get one of those" to which I replied "I have one of those" and she cackled and said "oh you rascal!"

Freedom is truly always only one generation away from being lost.

mi650

Last Saturday, my wife and I went to a Jacuzzi dealer in farm country. An older farmer, about 70ish, and his wife pulled in right next to us. He stopped me and said how he's always wanted a 911. I told him to do it, he won't regret it.

He said, "Yea, until it's time to make the payment."

Mondrian

Freedom is also one generation away from being gained.

toper

I tell them that I paid less than msrp, let them know what the car stickered for, and then allow their imagination to take care of the rest.

StudGarden

Very true. Or regained.

Nevertheless, it's easier to keep than to restore.