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You are more than welcome to every last one of them. YUK. Some people wait in line for cheap hot dogs at Costco, I'll stick with Ruth's Chris prime tenderloin thank you.
Is ADM only defined as something advertised above MSRP? I interpret ADM to include every approach applied today (e.g., forced ad-ons, forced to purchase options, and forced to trade a car AND accept less than normal trade-in value in the amount that would otherwise be the "ADM"? I guess the question is - can you walk into the dealer and buy a car at MSRP with no trade, no requirements, zero ad-on and just pay MSRP + TTL? To me - this is no ADM. To those people who received this type of deal or can walk in and buy it that way - congratulations.
(Btw...I know there is the argument made that you shouldn't expect the dealer to sell you a car below "market value". I get that perspective, where I differ is in the interpretation of a deal with no ADM.)
Very difficult to walk in and buy a car. More like walk in and get on a list at MSRP. In lieu of an ADM one needs a desirable trade to move up on that list or else you will be bypassed by those who have a trade or will pay an ADM.
I got an allocation and bought mine at straight MSRP with a trade in that gave me a sales tax offset. So I may have lost say 5K on a 50K car by having to trade it in, but to me it is worth it not to have to deal with the public selling a used car.
Very difficult to walk in and buy a car. More like walk in and get on a list at MSRP. In lieu of an ADM one needs a desirable trade to move up on that list or else you will be bypassed by those who have a trade or will pay an ADM.
I got an allocation and bought mine at straight MSRP with a trade in that gave me a sales tax offset. So I may have lost say 5K on a 50K car by having to trade it in, but to me it is worth it not to have to deal with the public selling a used car.
So you got your allocation at MSRP? Didn’t have a trade in or need to purchase a Porsche Design watch to get it at MSRP? I’m asking because my dealer, who I purchased 3 new Porsche’s form, said I need a trade in or must purchase a PD watch to get it at MSRP.
So you got your allocation at MSRP? Didn’t have a trade in or need to purchase a Porsche Design watch to get it at MSRP? I’m asking because my dealer, who I purchased 3 new Porsche’s form, said I need a trade in or must purchase a PD watch to get it at MSRP.
I have never purchased a Porsche in my life, and I was able to get a T allocation (in December of 2022) at MSRP with no additional requirements.
02-10-2023, 03:48 PM
