YOUR RESEARCHFair margin on '03 996 C2?
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What's a fair profit for a dealer to make on an '03 996 C2? Porsche's MSRP gives them a fairly huge margin. I want my dealer to make a fair profit, but I also don't want to completely eat the first year's depreciation. Is 4% reasonable?
Friend of mine just ordered a new 996 C4S got 6% no problems. The sales guy is a bud of mine, but I don't think that was too far out of line. Good Luck <img src="graemlins/beerchug.gif" border="0" alt="[cheers]" />
Its a 2003 model, man. We are still in the year 2002!!!! Pay sticker price. Of course, I am biased.
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