Need advice on purchasing CTS
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Need advice on purchasing CTS
I'm about to pull the trigger on a Cayenne Turbo S with 25k miles. MSRP was 117k, asking price is 80k. This may be the lowest price (and highest mileage) CTS in the country! Anyway, I love the car but wanted to hear from you guys how much (if any) negotiating leverage I've got with those numbers. Thanks. GBG
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I understand that CTTSs are impossiblel to come by nowadays, but 6 months ago (or was it earlier? Gotta dig up the threads) when they were in abundance, new one could be had below $90k, so something's telling me that it's not that great of a price.
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Enigma, thanks for the reply. I did my homework and really couldn't find any for less than $90k unless they had well over 5k miles. And there are very few to choose from in the entire county. A new one (less than 100 mi) is over $100k. Either the market has changed in the last 6 months or else I'm just not looking hard enough.
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I'll go through my Cayenne X Files folder to see if I still have the faxes from few west coast dealerships with CTTS offers. I remember an offer for a base 2006 CTT for $81k, which when we decided not to get was brought down even lower. I also recall that the difference between that CTT & CTTS was less than $10k. BUT, you're right, they're hard to come buy, so the prices might have ... gone up?
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I'm about to pull the trigger on a Cayenne Turbo S with 25k miles. MSRP was 117k, asking price is 80k. This may be the lowest price (and highest mileage) CTS in the country! Anyway, I love the car but wanted to hear from you guys how much (if any) negotiating leverage I've got with those numbers. Thanks. GBG
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There was an add in the Wall Street Journal last friday (car ad section, forget which dealer, but they have an add everyweek ), for a brand new '06 turbo S for $85,000. It will probably be in tomorrow again.
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I just looked on Autotrader and Dupont Registry to see these under $80K Turbo S's and found none. You guys are being a little over zealous with these prices I think. The least expensive one was $89xxx with 76 miles and the others were in the $90's. I think $80k with 25k miles is an excellent deal. Even regular Turbos were in the mid $80's.
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Thanks gus, but GDF is right. At the moment, there are NO CTSs to be found under 80k on the East coast (regardless of mileage). Very low mileage CTSs are going for mid $90s. Maybe I should wait a few months for the market to cool down? The other thing I'm thinking is maybe it's worth paying an extra $10-12k to get a CTS with 1k miles rather than save that money and get one with 25k? On the other hand, the one I'm looking at is certified, so CPO warranty runs until 2012 or 100k miles. Tough call.
Thanks for the responses.
Thanks for the responses.
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I just looked on Autotrader and Dupont Registry to see these under $80K Turbo S's and found none. You guys are being a little over zealous with these prices I think. The least expensive one was $89xxx with 76 miles and the others were in the $90's. I think $80k with 25k miles is an excellent deal. Even regular Turbos were in the mid $80's.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MEWA:IT&ih=020
Pay whatever you want. You asked what typical prices were.
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Thanks Ozcav. How do you know the reserve is 76k? That's a good deal if true; Texas is a bit too far for me. The one on cars.com for 68k with 25k miles is mismarked-- I'm pretty sure that's a turbo (not a turbo S). I'll keep hunting, but I think prices are pretty much $80k and up for CTSs on the East Coast.
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I just looked on Autotrader and Dupont Registry to see these under $80K Turbo S's and found none. You guys are being a little over zealous with these prices I think. The least expensive one was $89xxx with 76 miles and the others were in the $90's. I thin $80k with 25k miles is an excellent deal. Even regular Turbos were in the mid $80's.
I found a 3 below $80k, with far less miles on cars.com and a few more in the low 80's. What color do you want? Silver, gold, blue?
http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...eadExists=true
http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...eadExists=true
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Thanks Chris. You found a few good deals, but I don't want a blue or beige car. I didn't see a silver. Plus, I'd like to get a CPO warranty in the deal so I'm good until 2012. Also, I need a dealer (not private sale) because I've got a trade. I guess my problem is that I'm being a bit too picky for the real bargains... but thanks, I will keep hunting.
GDF, I'm in Chappaqua...
GDF, I'm in Chappaqua...
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Thanks Ozcav. How do you know the reserve is 76k? That's a good deal if true; Texas is a bit too far for me. The one on cars.com for 68k with 25k miles is mismarked-- I'm pretty sure that's a turbo (not a turbo S). I'll keep hunting, but I think prices are pretty much $80k and up for CTSs on the East Coast.
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I don't have as much patience as you!
The final terms from the dealer are:
Turbo S with 25k miles (MSRP of $117k) for $77k
Car is cetieified. Factory warranty to 4/2010 or 50k mi followed by CPO warranty to 4/2012 or 100k miles
This is about the best I could do. What do 'ya think? yay or nay? I'd be trading in an '04 x4 4.8is, so I'm leaving a pretty nice truck for a rocket.
The final terms from the dealer are:
Turbo S with 25k miles (MSRP of $117k) for $77k
Car is cetieified. Factory warranty to 4/2010 or 50k mi followed by CPO warranty to 4/2012 or 100k miles
This is about the best I could do. What do 'ya think? yay or nay? I'd be trading in an '04 x4 4.8is, so I'm leaving a pretty nice truck for a rocket.