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I am currently shopping for a 2002 996 coupe and was wondering what kind of discount off MSRP the other shoppers out there are seeing... Thanks, t.
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Don't hold your breath. I've not heard of any, save from dealer to another in the car business. Half of the dealers in the L.A. area actually charge more than the sticker price for their new vehicles. Some are completely ridiculous about it; a dealer in Santa Monica by the name of Steve Taub regularly charges $10,000 over sticker. I know that both Beverly Hills and Rusnak don't do this but their best "deal" is to pay MSRP. These cars are considerably more scarce than most others. Once you have one, you'll forget about the few hundred you think you should have saved.
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