10% off MSRP reasonable?
#2
Shouldn't be a problem, especially the more loaded cars.
See also:
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-forum/447387-some-nice-08-deals-for-those-looking.html
See also:
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-forum/447387-some-nice-08-deals-for-those-looking.html
#6
Depends on what you are shopping for.
If you are looking at limited availability models, getting a 10% MSRP discount can be very hard to attain, if the dealer feels confident they can sell it for close to MSRP before they can get their next one in.
If its a C2/4/S, they are pretty common and more negotiation room is available because they always have those.
If you are buying off the lot, you have negotiation power, as the car costs the dealer money for every day it sits there. If you are custom building, you have less power, because there are no costs to the dealer to build your car, and there's probably someone else that will custom build a car, if you walk.
If its a C2/4/S, they are pretty common and more negotiation room is available because they always have those.
If you are buying off the lot, you have negotiation power, as the car costs the dealer money for every day it sits there. If you are custom building, you have less power, because there are no costs to the dealer to build your car, and there's probably someone else that will custom build a car, if you walk.
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#8
10% should be no problem IF you find a car you want and the dealer has some slow moving inventory. If you are willing to look out of state and travel, you should not have any trouble at all - just might take a few calls. If you find a car you like on a dealer's website, call and ask to speak with the sales manager directly and tell him exactly what you are willing to do. You will get some NOs, but you will eventually get a yes. Good luck.
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