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Well, this situation is still NOT enough for me to give up my car for a little pocket money...

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POST 1Original post

Check out this link - There are a number of entrepreneurs auctioning off their 'First Caymans' (and getting quality bids!) http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsche-Cayman-S-2006-PORSCHE-CAYMAN-S-PICK-UP-AVAILABLE-JANUARY-14th_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6058QQitemZ4597834163QQrdZ1

POST 2Original post

I saw those as well. Then I divided the days I'm going to wait until mine arrives into the highest bid and well its not enough....

POST 3Original post

If I understand this correctly the are bidding for his slot and still will pay MSRP + 500. So people are willing to pay 4,500 over MSRP? Seems to me they can pay MSRP all day long w/ over 100 stock Caymans alone in California. I'm sure other states are the same way...

POST 4Original post

The 'overstock' number is probably not correct. 1. Porsche's computer system is not real time, 2. The dealer websitelists everything he expects to get over the year, 3. There are only 4000 plus/minus coming to the US for the entire year, 4. My dealer can only get one/month for 2006. I think people have figured this out.

POST 5Original post

Well, this situation is still NOT enough for me to give up my car for a little pocket money... I will enjoy driving much more than the money.

POST 6Original post

There are Feb delivery cars available & March delivery can still be ordered to spec. Goes to prove there's a fool born every minute & most can be found somewhere on eBay.

POST 7Original post

Would a March delivery be a January build, or a Febuary build?

POST 8Original post

I agree. Santa Fe, the dealers are listing vin#'s on their web-site's. Even if half is correct that makes for plenty of stock available. Don't get me wrong I laid my money down and bought one. I would love to see the value's remain high. Just not sure what some folks are thinking when making major purchases.

POST 9Original post

Patch2, one way to test it is to sell yours to the e-bayers and buy a near month delivery. I am not that brave however. I'm sure supply and demand will eventually work itself out but you seem like the rest of us and willing to pay a bit more for what we want now. Not good financial planning is it???

POST 10Original post

Santa Fe, Your right, we have waited long enough. Let's hope the Cayman retains a strong resale value!!! The only way this will be possible is if Porsche does not overbuild next year. Patch

POST 11Original post

I decided when I ordered that if I can make $7500, I'll do it. And I'll order another one same day. That's my price to wait. I may list mine... Question: It says on my deposit form that my spot is not transferable. It seems I would have to buy the car and resell it and therefore pay sales tax. How will these ebay sellers avoid the tax? Or will they... And then the buyer would pay sales tax again. Yikes, so mine would cost (78,950*1.0775+7,500)*1.0775 = 99,742 + title & destination LOL Go ahead baller!

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