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That is a very generous offer in this environment. Jump on it if it's what you want. I am guessing it's yellow or red or white?
I think we can expect heavier discounting with new Porsches, including the GTS, as the stock market jitters shake the confidence of buyers. Does anyone remember the pricing in 2009? $10K trunk money plus up to 10% discounts. 7.5% discount is excellent and I suspect many dealers will be accepting those numbers and maybe even greater discounts as inventory sits.
If wanting to buy a new GTS, as you know, the pickings are slim. The longer one waits, the less selection there will be.
Don't expect anything drastic in discounts unless you buy one a year from now which is an oddball build. Even then, they'll be a better built used one at a lower price anyway.
I don't think we have a 2009 upcoming this year, although a big correction and flat year is likely. Anyone win the lottery last night?
The best "hot deals" are still the 2012.5-2015's at $30K+ off sticker, CPO, and 15K miles or less!! The whole reason this thread got started.
Anyone care to comment on the discount you'd expect to see on a leftover '15 S Cab MT? My thinking is it will take a pretty big discount, as it's heavily optioned up into GTS price territory, but it's not a GTS and it's not a PDK.
Anyone care to comment on the discount you'd expect to see on a leftover '15 S Cab MT? My thinking is it will take a pretty big discount, as it's heavily optioned up into GTS price territory, but it's not a GTS and it's not a PDK.
What to expect and what a particular dealer will offer are two different things. Some dealers like to sell cars, and some think they're doing you a favor by taking your money.
For a leftover 2015? Warranty NOT punched I hope? Check. They do that sometimes to mark it as sold for accounting gimmicks.
I'd want at least 10-12% off MSRP on it. Many dealers are advertising voluntary big discounts already on leftover cars.
Anyone care to comment on the discount you'd expect to see on a leftover '15 S Cab MT? My thinking is it will take a pretty big discount, as it's heavily optioned up into GTS price territory, but it's not a GTS and it's not a PDK.
A few pages back there was a leftover 2015 S Cab that was about 30k off sticker. Granted it had a few miles on it, like 1100, and was an odd color combo. It's now sold.
nice option spec with full leather and premium plus...at 15K miles I think they are high. C2S cars with nice options at that mileage would be mid 80s.
Speak to Fred G there and make him an offer if you like the car. Good guy.
Thanks.
I think the interior looks great, but I haven't decided if I could live with the cognac seats. I assume blue jeans dye gets on those seats pretty easily.
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