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You guys are not revealing the entire picture. It's great to get 7-8% discount off of MSRP, but did you guys also lease or financed the car? What was the money factor on those deals? Just because you are getting a discount up front doesn't mean your dealer is not raping you on the back end.
7% discount on my wife's Cayenne Turbo, all cash deal.
You guys are not revealing the entire picture. It's great to get 7-8% discount off of MSRP, but did you guys also lease or financed the car? What was the money factor on those deals? Just because you are getting a discount up front doesn't mean your dealer is not raping you on the back end.
7% discount on my wife's Cayenne Turbo, all cash deal.
PFS already has up to date regional leasing / finance info on the config. If I were leasing it would just be a matter of plugging the post discount MSRP into the formula and tossing it on the dealer's desk correct ? They couldn't barter much if it's their own data.
The vehicle was on the lot. I think that’s why the dealer was willing to give 10% discount. They were probably desperate for the last few sales before their year end.
See pictures. MSRP $78160, 10% discount, sales price 70344. I purchased tire wheel protection (personal choice).
Congrats man, that is an excellent deal and your definitely proved its possible. There are alot of untrustworthy folks that just talk crap, so apologies for being skeptical.
PFS post the rates, but dealer can always mark it up.
Originally Posted by MFC993
PFS already has up to date regional leasing / finance info on the config. If I were leasing it would just be a matter of plugging the post discount MSRP into the formula and tossing it on the dealer's desk correct ? They couldn't barter much if it's their own data.