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Hey Everyone! New to the forums here but looking forward to being a part of the community!
I'm semi-in-the-market to explore spec'ing out a GT3 by dealer allocation. Been shopping around locally here in Southern California and the lowest premium I've found is MSRP + $50K.
Was wondering if anyone else has put an order in for less and which dealership is going to fulfill the order. Would be willing to try buying out of CA if need be.
TIA! - David
They got me for msrp+75k riverside. Just bite the bullet and do it. Anyone who can afford a 200k car can easily afford a 275k car. Life’s too short. You can die tomorrow. 50k/75k make no difference just take it and sign it.
They got me for msrp+75k riverside. Just bite the bullet and do it. Anyone who can afford a 200k car can easily afford a 275k car. Life’s too short. You can die tomorrow. 50k/75k make no difference just take it and sign it.
Then why not pay $100k over or better yet $125k over? Makes no difference and you may die tomorrow so what's another $25k or $50k?
its only money. You can always make more. Would of paid 100 over but they only asked for 75
fight on bro
that school was how I got into Porsches. Lusted over winged cars in the parking structure since my old school days.
Just because some can afford to pay those high ADMs doesn't mean they should. I did it once and left dirty. haha But yeah USC had some nice cars in the parking structures.
My salesguy, whom I have bought many cars from, says $100k over is current market, particularly given limited allocations (at least for now). He was just being honest. I guess there are enough people willing to pay up for instant gratification.
paid MSRP for 992 GT3 from socal dealer. just have to plan ahead. btw i had deposit down almost a year before the 992 was officially revealed. that was after a dozen dealers laughing in my face. don't care. persistence pays off.
They got me for msrp+75k riverside. Just bite the bullet and do it. Anyone who can afford a 200k car can easily afford a 275k car. Life’s too short. You can die tomorrow. 50k/75k make no difference just take it and sign it.
LOL quote of the day.
Not to start a war on 'xxx vs. GT3' but at $275K there are other more exotic options. To many people, GT3 just doesn't worth $275K.
FWIW my SA offered me $30K under market value on my trade-in. That is the 'ADM' we are talking about in Canada.
So let's think for a minute. If one pays $75k to $100k over MSRP for a car, and wads it up the day after they take delivery, what is the insurance company going to cover? MSRP (replacement value?).... but you can't get one. Likely you are out a substantial amount of money. That is why I never pay over MSRP for a vehicle.
paid MSRP for 992 GT3 from socal dealer. just have to plan ahead. btw i had deposit down almost a year before the 992 was officially revealed. that was after a dozen dealers laughing in my face. don't care. persistence pays off.
Who is that respectful dealer? I don't expect they would sell one at that price now, but at least they didn't change their word under this market condition.
02-09-2022, 11:12 PM
GT3 MARKUP - SOCAL
