Anyone here looking to get out of their Macan S yet?
11-19-2014, 01:15 PM
#16
Nordschleife Master
Yeah, I also hear that lots of dealers are marking up Macan's. Porsche seems to not allow that new, but some guys have said they've seen Macan S' advertised for $10k over MSRP, and that's used WITH miles. And apparently they're actually selling used for over new MSRP in instances as well.
11-20-2014, 08:30 PM
#17
Rennlist Member
also.... florida market in general=rape... been there done that several times which is why i started buying all my new porsches in the mid west.. which their is still long wait lists but no markups and drama.. also they can charge whatever they want on any model. especially on used cars... so again. i would love to know how many of the above cars are available.. and if you already called since you're on top of the market.
11-20-2014, 11:28 PM
#18
Nordschleife Master
11-21-2014, 01:03 AM
#19
Either the dealer is willing to leave money on their side of the table to get business from others, and using Macan discounting as a tactic (since pretty much no one else is doing it) or I'm guessing you got all or many of your Porsche's from them (which obviously changes everything)?
11-21-2014, 08:33 AM
#20
Rennlist Member
First time purchase, ordered August 23. Good move on their part, I do understand this is unusual and they have now won my loyalty. Nice to see a dealer playing the long game versus just looking at the next sale.
Now if I can just get the parts department to give me discounts, I spend a lot more money there supporting the race cars than I do on new vehicles!
Now if I can just get the parts department to give me discounts, I spend a lot more money there supporting the race cars than I do on new vehicles!
05-28-2016, 11:38 AM
#22
OP, you're in Miami? Plenty of inventory sitting on the lot at Champion and Penske. And at least Champion is usually willing to deal - I've bought multiple cars from them, including my wife's Macan turbo, and the only one I paid msrp for was a GT4.
Someone said there is no one leasing these things - I guess I might be the only one, then! The lease terms are not good, but not worse than AMG or Audi when we were looking. And the wife is adamant that she wants to only drive cars under warranty so we did it
But I agree with the person above who said you prolly won't find a crazy good lease swap deal unless someone put a ton of money down and is now selling under distress
EDIT - ugh, I didn't realize I was replying to a two year old thread. Well, hope the above information helps someone who's looking now!
Someone said there is no one leasing these things - I guess I might be the only one, then! The lease terms are not good, but not worse than AMG or Audi when we were looking. And the wife is adamant that she wants to only drive cars under warranty so we did it
But I agree with the person above who said you prolly won't find a crazy good lease swap deal unless someone put a ton of money down and is now selling under distress
EDIT - ugh, I didn't realize I was replying to a two year old thread. Well, hope the above information helps someone who's looking now!
09-05-2016, 01:05 PM
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Just found this when looking for another thread I had started. What a difference a few years make. Macans are just like most other new Porsches with the exception of the RS's and selling for steep discounts. The used market is showing pretty large deprecations as well. I wound up leasing her a 2015 C class in December 2014 for a great deal. We have 15 months left. Maybe we'll get a Macan next although she really loves the MBZ...