Originally Posted by blackland

It is true, most offer $400 to $500, you need a copy of the diploma and a job or a job offer letter to qualify, but it is easy money. Hyundai was offering 1.99% financing for 36 months to recent college grads as well. That is a great rate in these times but she did not like the Hyundai SUV so much.

Originally Posted by vintage38

Total personal opinion and don't mean to offend anyone. But every time I look at this color it reminds my of a toy Barbie car.

Originally Posted by DC911S

That Barbie toy is probably worth a few coins now.

Originally Posted by blackland

It is true, most offer $400 to $500, you need a copy of the diploma and a job or a job offer letter to qualify, but it is easy money. Hyundai was offering 1.99% financing for 36 months to recent college grads as well. That is a great rate in these times but she did not like the Hyundai SUV so much.

Originally Posted by AleSciacqua

Just wanted to share my story. Walked into the Las Vegas Porsche dealership a couple of weeks ago to see wait times for allocation on a Targa 4 GTS, expecting months if not a year, and the SA told me they just got one in.

Decided to lock it in, and after finishing my built, he mentioned about a $30K ADM, which honestly left me shocked (and bitter because he didn't mention it until before signing the contract).

I'm supposed to get it in September and trying to push them to add ED to my order.

Debating if I should try to renegotiate the ADM maybe down to $20K, to see if they want to build relationship with me as the only dealership in Las Vegas as I plan to trade in my Macan GTS for a Cayenne Coupe GTS (or Turbo) in the next couple of years.

Also, they said they're charging $150K ADM for GT3s and $50K for Turbo/TS

Originally Posted by vintage38

Total personal opinion and don't mean to offend anyone. But every time I look at this color it reminds my of a toy Barbie car.

Originally Posted by usctrojanGT3

Gaudin is a scumbag stealer. No one is getting $150k for a GT3 or $50k for a Turbo/Turbo S today. Walk away.

Originally Posted by Wilder

California's population is larger than Canada's. California's GDP is larger than Canada's. California, land of the sports car, has great weather that most of Canada only enjoys a few months of the year. Indeed, very different markets.

Originally Posted by Icegrill

My Porsche dealer has 90+ macans and like 40 cayennes!?? I’m number 4 for a T allocation at msrp. Hope it happens before year end.

Originally Posted by usctrojanGT3

Gaudin is a scumbag stealer. No one is getting $150k for a GT3 or $50k for a Turbo/Turbo S today. Walk away.

Originally Posted by lamacan

GT3 the issue is there aren't any. all allocations are 3RS in advance of 992.2.

Originally Posted by Shogunade

Just curious and very OT, but did you try to dissuade her from VW at all? Can't beat the reliability and ease of maintenance of a CR-V, and Hyundai is getting up there as well, if not already. The people's car on the other hand, not so much.

Originally Posted by blackland

Of course I did! The Hyundai is the best deal with the most standard features and 10 year/100K warranty. The Honda is probably the most reliable. The VW is likely the worst choice and will be a maintenance nightmare​​​​​. But this time it is her money and she likes the VW styling better, lol. I believe people learn best the hard way!