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#1
Did You Know?
That PCNA has sent out an internal memo to dealers in the U.S. asking them to remove all 2010 inventory from their websites
I'm pretty sure this is because there is still a massive surplus of over 1,500 2009 911's sitting around collecting dust.
Furthermore, there are about 100-200 MY2010 911 Carrera's already being prepped for shipment from Germany - if not already on the ship.
Can you say "now is the time to buy that Porsche I've always wanted?"
What made me call my dealer and inquire was that I noticed a lot of dealers had 2010s listed in their inventory online - all of the sudden - they were all gone.
A quick call to my longtime dealer confirmed my suspicions.
I'm pretty sure this is because there is still a massive surplus of over 1,500 2009 911's sitting around collecting dust.
Furthermore, there are about 100-200 MY2010 911 Carrera's already being prepped for shipment from Germany - if not already on the ship.
Can you say "now is the time to buy that Porsche I've always wanted?"
What made me call my dealer and inquire was that I noticed a lot of dealers had 2010s listed in their inventory online - all of the sudden - they were all gone.
A quick call to my longtime dealer confirmed my suspicions.
#3
Braincutter, I've seen a few Turbo's being discounted by $30k. Brand new, 2009 TTs...
#7
I think the new turbo will no longer be a dry sump engine...perhaps the current one might be a good choice?
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#8
I think full leather (seats, doors and dash) is standard on the turbo if I'm not mistaken
#10
Six weeks later and Autotrader still shows over 2,000 new MY2009 911s on dealers' lots around the U.S.. (124 Turbos, 1948 all other 911s)