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Old 03-19-2023, 04:17 PM
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Easy money did go away, but there are 10 different ways to arbitrage to get an effective 2% car loan.

Most people that play in the $250k space for a car have the cash sitting to arbitrage this.
Old 03-19-2023, 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by zhecks
I wonder what is the real demand these days. I am seeing a buildup in used car inventory on Autotrader website recently.

Here are the observations:

a) there are approx. 149 used/new 2022/2023 GT3 for sale. I thought GT3 is hard to get. Most of these cars have < 2000 miles on it. Dealers are still asking $100K+ above MSRP for an used one
b) in some cases, 2023 “Used” GT3 only has 15 miles on it. Is this the trick to sell to out of state buyers or selling them at “Market” price without charging ADM?
c) Same thing applies to 2022/203 Turbo S. Again, people are saying it is hard to get on the Turbo S waiting list without ADM. There are a lot of “Used” inventory
d) With easy money starting to go away (Crypto, Stock option, high paying tech jobs, layoff), will the 911 demand starts to slow down. Yes, I know some people buy with cash. I wonder what is the % of cash buyers vs lease/loan buyers.
e) Is this the beginning to bring 911 buying experience back to normal?
If the market tips over - you are going to see it in California first. Tech layoffs, bank problems, startup funding going away, lines of credit disappearing, etc. If California dealers start suddenly calling customers, you'll know its really happening.
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Old 03-19-2023, 05:23 PM
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^^Porsche Irvine called and emailed last week after telling me in February they couldn’t sell out of state.
Old 03-19-2023, 05:27 PM
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^^Porsche Irvine called and emailed last week after telling me in February they couldn’t sell out of state.
What was the ADM they were looking for?
Old 03-19-2023, 05:46 PM
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$25k in February.
Old 03-19-2023, 05:56 PM
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I was getting quoted 20k ADM for custom order, 10k on what's on floor. Ended up getting a great deal (with an exception of a trade in) for almost msrp
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Originally Posted by nyca
If the market tips over - you are going to see it in California first. Tech layoffs, bank problems, startup funding going away, lines of credit disappearing, etc. If California dealers start suddenly calling customers, you'll know its really happening.
Dealers can suck *** after $50,000 over sticker rip offs. They deserve what ever beat down comes their way.
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Old 03-19-2023, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by zhecks
I wonder what is the real demand these days. I am seeing a buildup in used car inventory on Autotrader website recently.

Here are the observations:

a) there are approx. 149 used/new 2022/2023 GT3 for sale. I thought GT3 is hard to get. Most of these cars have < 2000 miles on it. Dealers are still asking $100K+ above MSRP for an used one
b) in some cases, 2023 “Used” GT3 only has 15 miles on it. Is this the trick to sell to out of state buyers or selling them at “Market” price without charging ADM?
c) Same thing applies to 2022/203 Turbo S. Again, people are saying it is hard to get on the Turbo S waiting list without ADM. There are a lot of “Used” inventory
d) With easy money starting to go away (Crypto, Stock option, high paying tech jobs, layoff), will the 911 demand starts to slow down. Yes, I know some people buy with cash. I wonder what is the % of cash buyers vs lease/loan buyers.
e) Is this the beginning to bring 911 buying experience back to normal?
You know these are tactics to keep prices high even with demand starting to wane. No different than the real estate market actually. All mind games. There are high end new construction homes in my region that have been on the market for over a year. What do they do to fool people to think they’re in demand and keep interest? A small price increase every month. People who pay the ADMs fuel the dealers.

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Yeah. Don’t feed into it. Me personally wanted a 992 GT3 because sure, love the trim and how it drives (had 2 997.2 and 1 991.2). Anyways, got very busy last 2-3 years to chase cars. Went randomly to my Porsche dealership time to time for other Porsches service. Randomly asked for a Cayenne Hybrid 5 month ago for the wife, it appeared at msrp; right spec. Same with a GTS two 3-4 weeks ago. Not only did they turn out to be available right then and there, but msrp, and luckily sure, 99% specced like I would have. lol, even matching colors. But what I’m really getting at is, I didn’t need to pay $300k for a 992 GT3, got two different porches for the same money with different utility. And by doing so removed myself from the adm equation. And man, I’m super impressed with the 992 4GTS MT. Really enjoying both. Weirdest thing is, I don’t miss a GT3 right now. Which is crazy, but lol.
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Old 03-19-2023, 07:29 PM
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@GT3 You're just honest with yourself, which most people are not. People want the GT3 for the allure of something amazing. But as many reviewers have said, it rides very harsh. Gordon Murray, even said he was surprised Porsche was able to sell it at its current form. And Gordon is someone who is in tune with building the ultimate experiential car. In fact, I think a lot of people will be happy with the GTS and T.
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Old 03-19-2023, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted by shrimp money
Easy money did go away, but there are 10 different ways to arbitrage to get an effective 2% car loan.

Most people that play in the $250k space for a car have the cash sitting to arbitrage this.
Name three ways to generate a guaranteed 5% return to net a 2% car loan. And I hope those people are careful where they are keeping their cash deposits these days.

Originally Posted by GT3
Went randomly to my Porsche dealership time to time for other Porsches service. Randomly asked for a Cayenne Hybrid 5 month ago for the wife, it appeared at msrp; right spec.
Cayennes and Macans below the GTS level have been easy to get for almost a year now.
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Originally Posted by Nein Eleven
Name three ways to generate a guaranteed 5% return to net a 2% car loan. And I hope those people are careful where they are keeping their cash deposits these days.


Cayennes and Macans below the GTS level have been easy to get for almost a year now.
A 51 month auto loan is 6%APR at my credit union. You already know you can park your money at any bank or credit union and yield over 4%. You could also buy treasury bills, etc.

Old 03-19-2023, 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Nein Eleven
Name three ways to generate a guaranteed 5% return to net a 2% car loan. And I hope those people are careful where they are keeping their cash deposits these days.


Cayennes and Macans below the GTS level have been easy to get for almost a year now.
Ibonds over 6% right now. Wells Fargo 2 yr 5.25% CD non-callable. Those are the only two I have money in. There are more.
Old 03-19-2023, 11:45 PM
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In 2009 I had investment bankers on my hockey team begging me to buy their Porsches, I walked into a dealership and got a 911 Cab black edition for 25% off MRSP. The recent ADM and no discount is an anomaly in Porsche history. Not saying those deals that I had are going to happen, but one way I got rich was to be a contrarian. Takes patience and guts. Good luck to you all.
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Old 03-20-2023, 12:21 AM
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Originally Posted by KenTO
In 2009 I had investment bankers on my hockey team begging me to buy their Porsches, I walked into a dealership and got a 911 Cab black edition for 25% off MRSP. The recent ADM and no discount is an anomaly in Porsche history. Not saying those deals that I had are going to happen, but one way I got rich was to be a contrarian. Takes patience and guts. Good luck to you all.
Like the guts to order one in 2020, or even early 2021, but everyone had cold feet then.

Ironically, these same folks are now the ones hoping for a crash so they can get one at discount. But once again, they’ll get cold feet for the same reason as they did in March 2020.

I’d love to read about your path though, if it’s written anywhere. I enjoy learning about how people got to where they are.


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