Allocation confusion.
11-03-2022, 06:22 PM
#16
Burning Brakes
Oh and the first dealer is probably shining you on, GTS allocations are rare, each dealer only gets a few, and go for +ADM.
Last edited by remington; 11-03-2022 at 06:25 PM.
11-04-2022, 01:13 AM
#17
Build relationships, I kick buyers to my dealer a couple times a year. I always sell the car back to the dealer and I've never had an issue getting allocations. Next deal is already in play for a Turbo S PTS acid green!! Watch out for BS dealerships!!
11-04-2022, 01:34 AM
#18
Race Car
I told the first dealer I would be paying cash and he perked up a bit, but then basically said he has been offered bribes before, and if I was thinking of something like that that he would not be able to accept it... I ignored that comment, and he continued to explain that currently there wouldn't be an ADM. I'm not trolling, I've been working my *** off for a while now, and I can afford to buy one straight up as I told the dealer...
The only mention of any kind of down payment was the 10k for when I actually order and spec the car.
I've also emailed the sales rep from the 1st dealer a few times asking simple questions to decide color and spec for the car; and to be completely honest he's been very short and rude so far.
It's extremely annoying not being taken seriously; considering I would be willing to pay the ADM to get it sooner if possible, and I'm trying to buy a car from them with 60k fu**ing options put into it, you would think they would have some more respect/professionalism instead of most likely judging me by my age.
Guess all I can do is wait. I'll update this in 6 months if I actually get an allocation and tell you guys where it is LOL
The only mention of any kind of down payment was the 10k for when I actually order and spec the car.
I've also emailed the sales rep from the 1st dealer a few times asking simple questions to decide color and spec for the car; and to be completely honest he's been very short and rude so far.
It's extremely annoying not being taken seriously; considering I would be willing to pay the ADM to get it sooner if possible, and I'm trying to buy a car from them with 60k fu**ing options put into it, you would think they would have some more respect/professionalism instead of most likely judging me by my age.
Guess all I can do is wait. I'll update this in 6 months if I actually get an allocation and tell you guys where it is LOL
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11-04-2022, 01:35 AM
#19
Race Car
Dealers don't care about paying cash, they don't want you to pay cash, they make money on financing and cash buyers cost them money. Just a suggestion for the future, don't tell a dealer you're paying cash until the deal is negotiated. They often will bid you a price thinking financing will pad the deal a bit.
Oh and the first dealer is probably shining you on, GTS allocations are rare, each dealer only gets a few, and go for +ADM.
Oh and the first dealer is probably shining you on, GTS allocations are rare, each dealer only gets a few, and go for +ADM.
11-04-2022, 07:21 AM
#20
11-04-2022, 10:46 AM
#21
Hello, sorry if something like this has already been asked recently, but around the beginning of October I went into my local Porsche dealer, and got myself on the waitlist for a new 2023 992 GTS. (I'm 22m)
My SA said it would be around 6-months for an allocation, and around 3 more to "have it." From what I understand allocations are different per dealership? Which would make sense right..
Well obviously I want to wait as little as possible so I called the next closest dealership and they didn't even think I'd be able to get an allocation saying that it'd probably be about 2-3 years, and claimed it was due to high demand...
Yet I'm on the waitlist already at 6 quoted months, and these two dealers are only 175 miles away from each other; so you would expect if the demand is so high there, why would I be able to get a car sooner at my local one..?
Especially with how car enthusiasts are; I would drive 300 miles to pick one up, if I could get it a year and a half sooner; yet the people who live near the other one haven't booked up my local dealer? weird...
My SA said it would be around 6-months for an allocation, and around 3 more to "have it." From what I understand allocations are different per dealership? Which would make sense right..
Well obviously I want to wait as little as possible so I called the next closest dealership and they didn't even think I'd be able to get an allocation saying that it'd probably be about 2-3 years, and claimed it was due to high demand...
Yet I'm on the waitlist already at 6 quoted months, and these two dealers are only 175 miles away from each other; so you would expect if the demand is so high there, why would I be able to get a car sooner at my local one..?
Especially with how car enthusiasts are; I would drive 300 miles to pick one up, if I could get it a year and a half sooner; yet the people who live near the other one haven't booked up my local dealer? weird...
You want to be taken serious? I suggest you start altering your approach, such as maybe idk.. changing your username so that other rennlisters can take you serious, instead of projecting that you sir are most likely a bag of dild0s yourself. Just a thought.
11-04-2022, 12:53 PM
#22
LOL I didn’t notice the OP’s handle. Says a lot about the OP none of it positive.
What a dumbass.
What a dumbass.
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11-04-2022, 04:48 PM
#24
Lol I'm not sure who you're talking too but your attempt at belittling anyone here has failed miserably and instead you reinforce your childish behavior. Have fun not driving your Porsche GTS buddy.
11-04-2022, 04:48 PM
#25
Burning Brakes
Oh the irony...
Can we lock this? I think there are enough of these threads.
Can we lock this? I think there are enough of these threads.
11-04-2022, 04:52 PM
#26
Rennlist Member
11-04-2022, 04:53 PM
#27
Rennlist Member
11-04-2022, 04:58 PM
#28
Yes obviously telling the dealer i would do cash was the wrong move.
Im not an egotistical person, and I wasn't trying to act "baller" or anything with the dealer. It would be my first new car purchase, and I don't enjoy being jerked around or having my time wasted. I got the answers i wanted already, thank you guys who were actually helpful.
sucks this community has just as many ******** ******** as reddit.. God forbid i have a personality and enjoy lord of the rings.
Im not an egotistical person, and I wasn't trying to act "baller" or anything with the dealer. It would be my first new car purchase, and I don't enjoy being jerked around or having my time wasted. I got the answers i wanted already, thank you guys who were actually helpful.
sucks this community has just as many ******** ******** as reddit.. God forbid i have a personality and enjoy lord of the rings.
11-04-2022, 05:00 PM
#29
Yes obviously telling the dealer i would do cash was the wrong move.
Im not an egotistical person, and I wasn't trying to act "baller" or anything with the dealer. It would be my first new car purchase, and I don't enjoy being jerked around or having my time wasted. I got the answers i wanted already, thank you guys who were actually helpful.
sucks this community has just as many ******** ******** as reddit.. God forbid i have a personality and enjoy lord of the rings.
Im not an egotistical person, and I wasn't trying to act "baller" or anything with the dealer. It would be my first new car purchase, and I don't enjoy being jerked around or having my time wasted. I got the answers i wanted already, thank you guys who were actually helpful.
sucks this community has just as many ******** ******** as reddit.. God forbid i have a personality and enjoy lord of the rings.
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11-04-2022, 05:09 PM
#30
This is like watching people face upwind and have a pissing contest.