Turbo S Order
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I was told it was not available on a Normal Turbo until then but was on the Turbo S but with that said I have not received my confirmation that Germany has accepted my order.Was told Monday would have by today.I know on UK Site it is listed as a paint to order extra charge but on Germany build site it is available now?
If and when I do I will post what has been accepted.
If and when I do I will post what has been accepted.
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i spec'd my TTS last week and everything on the dealer build/porsche website stated that it was only available after mid april. I added 12000 in leather with CF door sills and the 2 tone blue/black interior with ice blue paint on the coupe. The lease was 3400/month! Ouch! i have an 09TT cab 6 speed and at the TTS monthly payment amount, i may be keeping that car. I really want to move to the 2011 TTS and could move in that direction in a couple of years if it doesnt work out new. My only concern is that i wont be able to get a used car with all the leather i want. Additionally it may be difficult to obtain that leather thru Suncoast as the stitching is going to make all the parts "exclusive" We shall see. My dealer here in Honolulu said that there are limited porsche discounts for the car and that the financing/leasing rates could be as high as 8%. Another ouch. I guess Porsche had good financing deals on all of their cars except the GT3 and TT for 2010. Once i have any updates i will let everyone know.
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i spec'd my TTS last week and everything on the dealer build/porsche website stated that it was only available after mid april. I added 12000 in leather with CF door sills and the 2 tone blue/black interior with ice blue paint on the coupe. The lease was 3400/month! Ouch! i have an 09TT cab 6 speed and at the TTS monthly payment amount, i may be keeping that car. I really want to move to the 2011 TTS and could move in that direction in a couple of years if it doesnt work out new. My only concern is that i wont be able to get a used car with all the leather i want. Additionally it may be difficult to obtain that leather thru Suncoast as the stitching is going to make all the parts "exclusive" We shall see. My dealer here in Honolulu said that there are limited porsche discounts for the car and that the financing/leasing rates could be as high as 8%. Another ouch. I guess Porsche had good financing deals on all of their cars except the GT3 and TT for 2010. Once i have any updates i will let everyone know.
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I saved for 15 years to get my first Porsche last year. Then I bought the wrong Model now going to Turbo S is costing me a extra 30 k in my view but the one year driving of the Porsche was great the money is not worth that Exp. You live once. Took a bout of skin cancer to get me off the cash but as long as I have money for basic needs I will never do without again
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Save up and pay cash. They always accept cash and are willing to deal more when they are getting 160k+
I saved for 15 years to get my first Porsche last year. Then I bought the wrong Model now going to Turbo S is costing me a extra 30 k in my view but the one year driving of the Porsche was great the money is not worth that Exp. You live once. Took a bout of skin cancer to get me off the cash but as long as I have money for basic needs I will never do without again
I saved for 15 years to get my first Porsche last year. Then I bought the wrong Model now going to Turbo S is costing me a extra 30 k in my view but the one year driving of the Porsche was great the money is not worth that Exp. You live once. Took a bout of skin cancer to get me off the cash but as long as I have money for basic needs I will never do without again
BTW - Financing $160k for 5 years at 6% would be about $25k in interest, so I guess you could say that swapping cars quickly is even worse than borrowing for the purchase. Unfortunately for me, I tend to do both...
Regardless, I know you're going to love the new car. Congrats!!
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You just made me think... Do dealers really care whether one pays cash? Money is money, so I wonder why they would discount more when someone is not financing. Don't they make a commission selling loans as well? I would think they would rather you finance through them and make some money back on the loan. I can see why they might take you more seriously knowing that you have cash in hand, so maybe that part would make a difference -- but I would consider that having more to do with "buying today" rather than "paying cash". Interesting.
BTW - Financing $160k for 5 years at 6% would be about $25k in interest, so I guess you could say that swapping cars quickly is even worse than borrowing for the purchase. Unfortunately for me, I tend to do both...
Regardless, I know you're going to love the new car. Congrats!!
BTW - Financing $160k for 5 years at 6% would be about $25k in interest, so I guess you could say that swapping cars quickly is even worse than borrowing for the purchase. Unfortunately for me, I tend to do both...
Regardless, I know you're going to love the new car. Congrats!!
As a side note, most dealers I know prefer you to finance. They make money off the financing. I think they get a kick back if you keep the loan for 6 months or more. Some even get a percentage of your rate as a rebate from the bank. Porsche financing is also a fairly lucrative profit center for Porsche, but you can almost always do better with the banks.
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You just made me think... Do dealers really care whether one pays cash? Money is money, so I wonder why they would discount more when someone is not financing. Don't they make a commission selling loans as well? I would think they would rather you finance through them and make some money back on the loan. I can see why they might take you more seriously knowing that you have cash in hand, so maybe that part would make a difference -- but I would consider that having more to do with "buying today" rather than "paying cash". Interesting.
BTW - Financing $160k for 5 years at 6% would be about $25k in interest, so I guess you could say that swapping cars quickly is even worse than borrowing for the purchase. Unfortunately for me, I tend to do both...
Regardless, I know you're going to love the new car. Congrats!!
BTW - Financing $160k for 5 years at 6% would be about $25k in interest, so I guess you could say that swapping cars quickly is even worse than borrowing for the purchase. Unfortunately for me, I tend to do both...
Regardless, I know you're going to love the new car. Congrats!!
Yes there is no diff. In lending and wasting as I did I tried to skip out the les exp. way but deep down I should have know that a Turbo would be calling me. Just did not think it would be this soon and this strong
#39
Yes. I've always done better with credit unions. Sometimes, as someone already mentioned, you can go in with one rate and then get them to beat it. So you know they're getting a slice of the action.
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The death of me was going and driving a 2010 Turbo wow. Made want to buy that car and drive for a few month only to trade on Turbo S when it came in lucky for me I dont carry a check book. Bad to impulse buy Now that would have been a losing deal but it would have been more fun
#42
The death of me was going and driving a 2010 Turbo wow. Made want to buy that car and drive for a few month only to trade on Turbo S when it came in lucky for me I dont carry a check book. Bad to impulse buy Now that would have been a losing deal but it would have been more fun
#43
+1 on thinking alike....I just keep telling myself: 'this car will be a keeper'.....
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I know I dont need the extra Power. But man the 2010 Turbo looks feels and for me the PDK with Flappy Shifter made me feel like I could actually drive 10x better. I dont drive a 6speed enough to make the car preform like it should.
#45
i can't do it....because if I drive it, I will be plunking down my deposit!!! I know me....
Silly question, is the turbo that much more driving fun than a C2S or C4S? flame suit on....
Silly question, is the turbo that much more driving fun than a C2S or C4S? flame suit on....