JR824

I’m in the heart of Los Angeles, and I talked to essentially all the dealerships in Southern California. I agreed to 7500 over MSRP as this was the best I could find, I had no previous relationship with this dealership, and delivery is scheduled for April.

The dealerships that had a configurable allocation wanted 15k over sticker. The dealership I had previously purchased 2 911s from offered 10K over MSRP.

I’m sure in other parts of the US MSRP is probably achievable or of course if you’ve been waiting on a waitlist for a long time.

This is just my experience trying to obtain an allocation.

ianmSC

The best I’ve been able to do in the LA area for an available build on a C2 was $9k. Otherwise it’s all wait list. Going to just suck it up for the $9k.

vasmir

SF Bay Area is 100% wait lists, with ~half of them still asking for ADMs 10-25k

shrimp money

You hit it off and he whacked you for $10k bro. Hit it off so well that he offered you a parts bin car for $5k over. The process is smooth as silk for everyone buying, ADM orders especially.

ipse dixit

You must be really fun at parties.

cal10882

Locked in a T in NJ at MSRP with no dealer gimmicks like paint protection. I think a lot of people are backing out of slots that were previously ok with ADMs or are just getting worried about a potential recession/poor finance bonus.

bwhale

Talked with SA's at each of the Miami-Dade/Broward dealerships in the past week. Take it with a grain of salt, but most (tho not all) of their 911 allocations going to customers on wait list at MSRP, only entertaining ADMs if someone proposes some stupid high number. Wait lists anywhere from 1-3 years depending on model. Allocations going to locals only, two mentioned lots of interest from California especially to see if they can get on a Florida wait list.

Lord knows why anyone from California would try Florida market given demand dynamics are pretty similar in both places.

ipse dixit

Dade county really isn't Florida.

Places like Tampa, Tallahassee or even Orlando may be more representative of the state.

Miami is basically another state unto itself.

User 81423

2016 GT4 was a parts bin car and hands down my favorite car I've ever owned - haters gonna hate. And they’re miserable when they’re all alone.

enjoy your new GTS 🙌

ipse dixit

lets be honest.

every ICE car Porsche makes is a parts bin special

aggie57

but the ‘Ethos’, don’t forget the ‘Ethos’…..

ipse dixit

Porsche has lots of spare ethos lying around in its parts bin.

Vicbastige

FIFY

ADMfighter63

i spoke to my SA this morning to finalize my taycan order and share my interest in cayenne refresh. he mentioned they have a new 2023 Carrera 4S Coupé with a Manual available...he said ADM is $7500 and the buyer is responsible for shipping, if applicable. if i didn't already have so much going on, i'd be very tempted! Lol if anyone wants his info/spec, lmk. i think it's at the US port?

EG9

The ADM thing is now becoming a joke… cars are becoming available and used prices are dropping but dealerships will do everything to squeeze out the final drops from retail pockets (i get it.. it’s not their faults… blah blah..) . Just a few years ago I was getting almost 7% of builds! Crazy wacky world still. Won’t last much longer. Auction prices are sinking quick for some brands and all are dropping for others.