997TT market
#16
I did not know the Turbo was still fetching premiums in LA.
When I bought mine, I had all the SoCal dealers offering me premium cars. But I landed mine in Portland Oregon for MSRP
It was a great drive back..
B
When I bought mine, I had all the SoCal dealers offering me premium cars. But I landed mine in Portland Oregon for MSRP
It was a great drive back..
B
#17
Originally Posted by brnsrgn
dealer has offered me 4-5% off, but so far it is verbal only, I'm waiting on a PDK TT Cab
Lou
#18
on the snowy part of the US maybe but i haven't heard such thing either. unless they have allocations they can't sell otherwise i don't see why they want to move it that badly. dealers here have no car on the lot & most of the incoming cars are spoken for.
#19
Originally Posted by MJC123
This is the exact 997TT combo I want but I'm certainly NOT paying over MSRP, I thought the market had soften a bit and a car like this with 2300 miles, $130k sticker, should sell for about $120k?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...71622094QQrdZ1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...71622094QQrdZ1
My car had 3930 miles with an original MSRP of 129,640.00...I sold it for $135k with the HRE wheels/tires, Cargraphic exhaust and fabspeed exhaust tips...So, in essence I sold the car for $124k and $11k for the mods..I had plenty of people interested in the car in stock form at $124k, but ultimately sold it to a guy who wanted the car as is...The mods were worth over $11k + install etc..So it was a good deal for him..
Lou
#22
lou did well, but as time goes on and more cars hit the ground, it will be tough to do so well with a car with over 3000 miles. it will be just like the 996. in 2003, porsche made a ton of them-i had leased a 2003 for 39 months (turbo coupe) for 12k miles/year with no money down for $1350/month, tax included. that reflected the hi residuals then and the big supply, which contributed to the lower money factor. i don't think i will ever see that lease price again, but i do think that within a year from now, 3-4k discounts will be common on the turbo.
#23
Originally Posted by 20C4S
on the snowy part of the US maybe but i haven't heard such thing either. unless they have allocations they can't sell otherwise i don't see why they want to move it that badly. dealers here have no car on the lot & most of the incoming cars are spoken for.
#25
We were hoping to do a trip in early Oct. Visiting friends in Germany and Austria. Maybe a side trip to Belgium if time permits. So I am no rush. If it looks like we can't get the car in Oct, I may wait until April/May. Really want to do the Europe trip with the TT.
#26
Originally Posted by brnsrgn
We were hoping to do a trip in early Oct. Visiting friends in Germany and Austria. Maybe a side trip to Belgium if time permits. So I am no rush. If it looks like we can't get the car in Oct, I may wait until April/May. Really want to do the Europe trip with the TT.
#27
Originally Posted by brnsrgn
We were hoping to do a trip in early Oct. Visiting friends in Germany and Austria. Maybe a side trip to Belgium if time permits. So I am no rush. If it looks like we can't get the car in Oct, I may wait until April/May. Really want to do the Europe trip with the TT.
#29
Originally Posted by LAT
I know of dealers offering 5K off any order. PM for more info if serious.
#30
Doc,
There are many reasons for wanting to keep names off of a public forum.
Relationships for example.
Not everyone gets the same deals and people posting on these sites, I assume, do not wish to spam their contacts with board traffic until they have had a chance to "qualify" the person they are referring.
I help a lot of people buy watches as I have a couple of sources. I usaully get them pretty solid discounts. I would not put the names and numbers of the people I buy from on a public forum as a courtesy to my sources.
I personally would be very offended if someone blogged my name and contact info on a public forum.
B
There are many reasons for wanting to keep names off of a public forum.
Relationships for example.
Not everyone gets the same deals and people posting on these sites, I assume, do not wish to spam their contacts with board traffic until they have had a chance to "qualify" the person they are referring.
I help a lot of people buy watches as I have a couple of sources. I usaully get them pretty solid discounts. I would not put the names and numbers of the people I buy from on a public forum as a courtesy to my sources.
I personally would be very offended if someone blogged my name and contact info on a public forum.
B