how much off from MSRP when ordering?
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I have been monitoring price of used 991 C2S, and most of them are around $80k-$90k, because they were all MSRP $120k.
In that price range, if I order a lightly order C2S, I priced it out to be $101k.
If I can get 15% of MSRP, it would be $85k, same as a used one.
I will get a brand new car, instead of a used car with options that I didn't
want.
Is it possible to get 15% off?
What is the best discount you can get?
In that price range, if I order a lightly order C2S, I priced it out to be $101k.
If I can get 15% of MSRP, it would be $85k, same as a used one.
I will get a brand new car, instead of a used car with options that I didn't
want.
Is it possible to get 15% off?
What is the best discount you can get?
Will never happen on an order. That's lower than their invoice price. Only possible with a old model off the lot.
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Funny, because I ordered my car and specified the rear wiper. All of my friends (yes, both of them) told me that I was a fool and it would be harder to sell when the time comes. And now here's a potential buyer who wants a wiper!
Of course, my car is not currently for sale, but who knows?
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I should be clear, it was not an ordered car, it was sitting on the dealers floor with a giant sign saying $20K Off! They took another $3K off within 5 minutes so I bought it. $100K car for $77K brand new, this was during the global recession, Porsche had a ton of new 911's sitting on dealers lots.
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I should be clear, it was not an ordered car, it was sitting on the dealers floor with a giant sign saying $20K Off! They took another $3K off within 5 minutes so I bought it. $100K car for $77K brand new, this was during the global recession, Porsche had a ton of new 911's sitting on dealers lots.
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Funny, because I ordered my car and specified the rear wiper. All of my friends (yes, both of them) told me that I was a fool and it would be harder to sell when the time comes. And now here's a potential buyer who wants a wiper!
Of course, my car is not currently for sale, but who knows?
Of course, my car is not currently for sale, but who knows?
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My 911S isn't for sale, but I'm kind of thinking of selling it anyway, to buy a Boxster. Some pictures here of my 2014 with about 4K miles on it.
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Funny, because I ordered my car and specified the rear wiper. All of my friends (yes, both of them) told me that I was a fool and it would be harder to sell when the time comes. And now here's a potential buyer who wants a wiper!
Of course, my car is not currently for sale, but who knows?
Of course, my car is not currently for sale, but who knows?
Is it Red with beige interior, 7MT? and rear wiper!!
give me a call when you thinking of selling!!
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NICE Car, good taste!!!!
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I would hope they wouldn't penalize you for ED. And if they get an extra allocation then they more than make up for it.
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Figure a dealer has about a 10% margin on the car and 15% on the options, although the dealer I dealt with claimed it was closer to 9%. A high volume dealer should offer 5% on an order if they feel it is a real sale and you are not just shopping one dealer against another.
If you are a repeat offender buying a new Porsche every few years with a second SUV for your family they should get up to maybe 7%. If they have never dealth with you before around 5% to 6% will probably be the upper limit.
If they have old stock with factory incentives to move it who knows.
If you are a repeat offender buying a new Porsche every few years with a second SUV for your family they should get up to maybe 7%. If they have never dealth with you before around 5% to 6% will probably be the upper limit.
If they have old stock with factory incentives to move it who knows.
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Remember though, as we get further into Feb/March delivery dates will start to be May/June right before the 16's arrive. 5% off sticker doesn't seem such a great deal at the end of the model year.
Jim
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