Buy 2023 GTS Coupe or 2024 S Coupe
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GTS is available now and the S would be here in the Fall. Both vehicles are loaded and similar in price. Torn between sportiness of GTS versus the latest tech and updated look of S. Dealer offering 3% off on GTS. Concerned the next generation GTS will harm the 2023 resale value. Thoughts?
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Just buy what you like more. Chasing resale value is a fools errand IMO. These are all depreciating mass market SUVs. In a few years you will lose $$$ regardless. That being said the new GTS will have more HP and TQ but will probably also be priced similar to the current Turbo since it will more than likely be filling the Turbo model niche. So you will be paying 150k+ I would asssume.
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Agreed get what you like. Cayenne doesnt have great resale in any trim so I wouldnt worry about that.
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GTS is available now and the S would be here in the Fall. Both vehicles are loaded and similar in price. Torn between sportiness of GTS versus the latest tech and updated look of S. Dealer offering 3% off on GTS. Concerned the next generation GTS will harm the 2023 resale value. Thoughts?
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Found out the GTS has been in dealer inventory for 10 months as it was held for a customer who eventually walked. I said no thanks. Too many potential gremlins waiting after 10 months of unknown storage. No incentive really can offset this risk.