Negotiating on a 06 C2 Cab
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Negotiating on a 06 C2 Cab
guys,
i found a 06 C2 Cab, TIP, that is CPO, at a Porsche dealer in New Jersey. It is midnight blue/natural brown interior and has 29k miles. They are not budging from the $50k. It is pretty basic in that it doesn't have the sports chrono or nav, but my plans are to drive this every other day to work. I really need the automatic since i fight the houston traffic 45min-1hr each way to work. i feel really good about the car since it is CPO and the price seems good at $50k. Can you guys convince me that this is a good deal even if i can't get them to drop the price??
I would be grateful to get as much input as possible. Thanks again!
i found a 06 C2 Cab, TIP, that is CPO, at a Porsche dealer in New Jersey. It is midnight blue/natural brown interior and has 29k miles. They are not budging from the $50k. It is pretty basic in that it doesn't have the sports chrono or nav, but my plans are to drive this every other day to work. I really need the automatic since i fight the houston traffic 45min-1hr each way to work. i feel really good about the car since it is CPO and the price seems good at $50k. Can you guys convince me that this is a good deal even if i can't get them to drop the price??
I would be grateful to get as much input as possible. Thanks again!
#2
I recently looked at trading mine in to get another vehicle so have a little more data points. Based on what you described, it seems like an OK deal. Mine has more options and also have CPO, and slight more mileage @ 34k.
If the condition of the car is good and you like the car, I would suggest to move forward instead of trying to save a few more grand and find the cheapest out there. Time of course is to your advantage as these will continue to depreciate, but life is too short to hesitate.
Hiro
If the condition of the car is good and you like the car, I would suggest to move forward instead of trying to save a few more grand and find the cheapest out there. Time of course is to your advantage as these will continue to depreciate, but life is too short to hesitate.
Hiro
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But, if one likes the car and there are no alternatives - may be... But I would not do it.
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