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POST 1Original post

I just left Princeton Porsche with my order complete with tip, sport chrono, perferred package.I can't get over how fresh the car looked next to the 911. Two months ago I made my mind up to order a Carrera S, got busy, and showed up to order the car last week. The Cayman had just arrived! I fell in love and called several dealers. Do not pay sticker for this car. Princeton is one fantastic dealer. Would love any feedback about the tip with sport chrono?

POST 2Original post

I've driven Tip w/ Sport Chrono. Ordering a Tip w/out Sport Chrono would be a mistake. Sport Chrono's more powerful feel is much more noticeable in a Tip when compared to a manual. I loved driving the Tip, you won't be dissappointed. I belive Tips will be VERY uncommon in these cars....even more so than 911 and Boxster Tips.

POST 3Original post

Wife and I both will drive the car. Ordered the Tip w/ the Sport Chrono.

POST 4Original post

Many of the Northeast dealers have begun to post their upcoming cars on the porsche website. It seems that about 25% are being built with tip. There are also more cars listed than I would have expected. I hope Porsche doesn't flood the market! What a mistake that would be.

POST 5Original post

Smiledoc, What type of discount did you receive from MSRP? Thanks, Patch

POST 6Original post

Industry reports suggest about 10,000 Cayman S's in the first year with 4000 coming to the U.S. and most to the two coasts. My dealer has a 'one-a-month' allocation out here in the badlands.

POST 7Original post

I was at the dealer here today and they were firm on the invoice price. I suppose I don't have to buy local, and wonder if I should push harder for a break. Smiledoc you say do not pay sticker for this car. So should I get more agressive? They are nice dealers, but I wonder how many others are geting breaks on this, or is invoice more the norm right now?

POST 8Original post

You mean MSRP? You would kill to pay invoice. They have 9-10 profit depending on the option content. What part of the country are you from?

POST 9Original post

Yes sorry - I ment to say sticker price - not the true invoice but rather the MSPR. I live in the Midwest.

POST 10Original post

The concept of buying anything is that they have a product and you have your hard earned money. How you approach their product or service is basically how open you are to walk away from the dealer if he cannot meet your offer. You should offer a price that both parties can live with. It's a car, not open heart surgery. If you find a dealer with a car that you want, let them know YOU Want the car today, and go to bat with a price.

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