Hi Mark how are you...

Check the interest rate the dealer is offering (Porsche Financial Services), then go to your bank and local credit union and haggle with all three. Credit unions always give the best rate...but maybe you want to cultivate a stronger relationship with your bank, always a good idea. Then again its easy to just do it all thru PFS, but you might leave a little money on the table. More down payment means lower monthly payment. Try to put 20 to 30% down...and its easier than financing a home cuz less money.

I got no discount on a GTS. I am buying from a San Francisco area dealer, they don't discount on anything that says GTS/GT3 on the back...

Good luck enjoy your new ride once you get it.

Jason

Hello Leanofpeak,

I figured out how to PM you.

So, I am planning to finance the car. I would be able to buy it outright, but it won’t be until a year from July. I don’t want to wait that long. Do you have any insight in financing a car of this price point? Like, what do they look for? The amount of down payment? Is the financing as difficult as financing a home?

Other questions are about the car itself. What kind of deal did you get? Any discount? If so, how much? Another other deals you got for the dealership?

Thank you ahead of time for your help.

Mark

It was commissioned by the previous owner who told me it was $4500 to have it built

A friend of mine knocked it off for his trailer and paid a local fab shop $2200 to get it done

Mine was made in Woodinville wa at a place called racecraft but I suspect if you took some pictures of it to a local fab shop they could do it for less

Good luck to you - the box makes the trailer far more usable and is great for resale