992.2 Base Discounts
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In the U.K. there are lots at a discount !
even bigger discount for a registered car with 10 miles on it.
Different markets I accept but the U.K. dealers are awash with stock.
Interest rates up. Speculators vanished. Large ongoing price rises. The laws of marketing still apply here !
even bigger discount for a registered car with 10 miles on it.
Different markets I accept but the U.K. dealers are awash with stock.
Interest rates up. Speculators vanished. Large ongoing price rises. The laws of marketing still apply here !
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Heavy discounts were common during the great recession including discounted GT cars at one extreme.
Moderate ADMs on ordinary cars mid pandemic to 2023 with six digit ADMs on GT cars was the opposite extreme
The market seems to be slowly normalizing now, but I have not heard of a documented 992.2 sale below MSRP.
OP - go in and ask - it's that simple- and see what you can negotiate on this car. Let us know.
I got MSRP allocation two weeks ago on base 992.2 and was happy to get it - took a moderate amount of hunting just to find a slot.
PS:US and British markets are very different at the moment.
Last edited by ldamelio; Feb 1, 2025 at 10:44 AM.
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Im in the Midwest as well. When I was in the market 11/2024, discounts were variable. Saw some highly optioned models that were offered for 3-5% off msrp, other dealers offered MSRP but required buying a 12k watch. Ultimately went with a dealer I had a relationship with and got around 3% off msrp when I agreed to close the deal that day. Would only work for inventory cars
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$4K off MSRP + standard fees (no ADM/dealer adds)
Ordered car, but canceled purchase while in transit due to personal reasons.
Two weeks after car arrived, walked in and decided on a simple one-pay lease for 12 months/15K miles.
To say I was (and still) ecstatic is an understatement. Will probably do it again as it's the perfect thing for someone who changes cars as fast as underwear.
Ordered car, but canceled purchase while in transit due to personal reasons.
Two weeks after car arrived, walked in and decided on a simple one-pay lease for 12 months/15K miles.
To say I was (and still) ecstatic is an understatement. Will probably do it again as it's the perfect thing for someone who changes cars as fast as underwear.
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Some of these posts are hilarious.
911 is a MASS produced car and yes discounts should now be available as its not hyper market like it was after Covid.
If a 911 is sitting on the lot - offer 10% off, whats the worst that can happen. In 2019/2020, ppl were getting massive discounts and yet somehow Porsche was still profitable!
Ferrari is having issues selling its new cars as well. Market is very soft right now.
911 is a MASS produced car and yes discounts should now be available as its not hyper market like it was after Covid.
If a 911 is sitting on the lot - offer 10% off, whats the worst that can happen. In 2019/2020, ppl were getting massive discounts and yet somehow Porsche was still profitable!
Ferrari is having issues selling its new cars as well. Market is very soft right now.
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Some of these posts are hilarious.
911 is a MASS produced car and yes discounts should now be available as its not hyper market like it was after Covid.
If a 911 is sitting on the lot - offer 10% off, whats the worst that can happen. In 2019/2020, ppl were getting massive discounts and yet somehow Porsche was still profitable!
Ferrari is having issues selling its new cars as well. Market is very soft right now.
911 is a MASS produced car and yes discounts should now be available as its not hyper market like it was after Covid.
If a 911 is sitting on the lot - offer 10% off, whats the worst that can happen. In 2019/2020, ppl were getting massive discounts and yet somehow Porsche was still profitable!
Ferrari is having issues selling its new cars as well. Market is very soft right now.
This very well may be true but I just lost a used 2020 2S using this tactic. All it takes is one.
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In the U.K. there are lots at a discount !
even bigger discount for a registered car with 10 miles on it.
Different markets I accept but the U.K. dealers are awash with stock.
Interest rates up. Speculators vanished. Large ongoing price rises. The laws of marketing still apply here !
even bigger discount for a registered car with 10 miles on it.
Different markets I accept but the U.K. dealers are awash with stock.
Interest rates up. Speculators vanished. Large ongoing price rises. The laws of marketing still apply here !
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Some of these posts are hilarious.
911 is a MASS produced car and yes discounts should now be available as its not hyper market like it was after Covid.
If a 911 is sitting on the lot - offer 10% off, whats the worst that can happen. In 2019/2020, ppl were getting massive discounts and yet somehow Porsche was still profitable!
Ferrari is having issues selling its new cars as well. Market is very soft right now.
911 is a MASS produced car and yes discounts should now be available as its not hyper market like it was after Covid.
If a 911 is sitting on the lot - offer 10% off, whats the worst that can happen. In 2019/2020, ppl were getting massive discounts and yet somehow Porsche was still profitable!
Ferrari is having issues selling its new cars as well. Market is very soft right now.
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Some of these posts are hilarious.
911 is a MASS produced car and yes discounts should now be available as its not hyper market like it was after Covid.
If a 911 is sitting on the lot - offer 10% off, whats the worst that can happen. In 2019/2020, ppl were getting massive discounts and yet somehow Porsche was still profitable!
Ferrari is having issues selling its new cars as well. Market is very soft right now.
911 is a MASS produced car and yes discounts should now be available as its not hyper market like it was after Covid.
If a 911 is sitting on the lot - offer 10% off, whats the worst that can happen. In 2019/2020, ppl were getting massive discounts and yet somehow Porsche was still profitable!
Ferrari is having issues selling its new cars as well. Market is very soft right now.
Yes, market is softening post Covid but not remotely to 10%. Prove me wrong with numbers before you call the responses here 'hilarious'.
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Some of these posts are hilarious.
911 is a MASS produced car and yes discounts should now be available as its not hyper market like it was after Covid.
If a 911 is sitting on the lot - offer 10% off, whats the worst that can happen. In 2019/2020, ppl were getting massive discounts and yet somehow Porsche was still profitable!
Ferrari is having issues selling its new cars as well. Market is very soft right now.
911 is a MASS produced car and yes discounts should now be available as its not hyper market like it was after Covid.
If a 911 is sitting on the lot - offer 10% off, whats the worst that can happen. In 2019/2020, ppl were getting massive discounts and yet somehow Porsche was still profitable!
Ferrari is having issues selling its new cars as well. Market is very soft right now.
Yep...that's the plan with success written all over it...LOL
Go right ahead and offer $135K on that $150K new 992.2...report back on the outcome.
What makes you think the 992 Porsche market is soft? Sure a few non 992 models have had some recent challenges...but 992's are not one of them.
I don't believe 992's are "mass" produced...every 992 is special ordered, either by a dealer or a customer. Finding 2 with exactly the same options is rare, and they make a lot of them because they sell a lot of them.
Comparing Ferrari sales and Porsche sales are literally two different horses.... the average new Ferrari cost is around $300K. If the average Porsche cost $300K... most of us wouldn't be here as Porsche owners on this forum discussing Porsche topics.
BTW...Ferrari 2024 sales were up 9% with a revenue increase of 16% over 2023....their best year ever.
Last edited by sk911; Feb 1, 2025 at 05:44 PM.
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First 911 i've seen us discount in a LONG time was a (although lovely) overspeced Carrera T with back seats and a PDK
It was also over a year old.
We discounted it like 3500.
I HIGHLY doubt you'll see anything.
It was also over a year old.
We discounted it like 3500.
I HIGHLY doubt you'll see anything.