Good Price on New 2011 Cayenne???
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What is a good price to pay on a brand new 2011 Cayenne? Invoice Price? $500 below invoice? $1,000 below invoice? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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If you can get any of the deals you mention above, pls lmk- would love to get in on that. Otherwise, anywhere from 3-6% off msrp seems to be the going rate.
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With allocations down for US dealers, and few on the lot anything below MSRP would be good. My dealer has been trying to trade for an allocation and no one wants to let go of one. The relationship you have with your dealer will determine the percent off MSRP
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I'll add this, given the current market for base cayennes, which is what I assume you are referring to, if you can find a dealer right now selling them at invoice or below, please let me know. I'm sold out of v6 cayennes until january, unless some orders cancel, and could really use the inventory.
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I'll add this, given the current market for base cayennes, which is what I assume you are referring to, if you can find a dealer right now selling them at invoice or below, please let me know. I'm sold out of v6 cayennes until january, unless some orders cancel, and could really use the inventory.
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90 days is a ballpark figure, but the actual order time has nothing to do with number of days. It depends on when the allocation is for, if the car actually gets built in that production month, and how long it takes to ship. I was referring to having only december productions available at the time. Now, i'm out of those as well, trying to trade with other dealers for more.
As an example, a January build could theoretically arrive in January, or in March. If you ordered that January build today, You could range from 90 days to 150 easily.
As an example, a January build could theoretically arrive in January, or in March. If you ordered that January build today, You could range from 90 days to 150 easily.
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