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If you are really looking for a discount, you should really look for a nice, certified used 02' or 03' with low mileage.
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Just wondering what kind of discounts people are getting these days:
I'm in the market for a 2004 Turbo, don't know coupe or cab... I would rather have a coupe, but they are very difficult to find, as there are only 100-200 this year.
is it possible to get 7-10% off MSRP as with the Carrera Models?
How about 2004 C4S Coupe/Cabs?
I am only interested in 2004 model year cars, buying a 2003 this late in 2004 would be a huge mistake for many reasons.
Thanks!
is it possible to get 7-10% off MSRP as with the Carrera Models?
I'm in the market for a 2004 Turbo, don't know coupe or cab... I would rather have a coupe, but they are very difficult to find, as there are only 100-200 this year.
Don't you think you answered your own question. It's a matter of supply and demand. The TT is in short supply and there's a strong demand, so how does that equate to a significant discount. Maybe if you found a dealer with a TT on his lot, he would be willing to deal, but for a custom Order I doubt it.
The C4S and Turbo models are still popular. I'd be interested in how their prices are holding up. I suspect that they are pretty firm. I haven't seen any sitting around the dealer's lot waiting for a buyer. A friend of mine just ordered a 04 TT so I'll give him a ring.
Actually, many people on this board have gotten substantial discounts ($5k+) on C4S's. On the TT's you will probably get nothing off MSRP as production is so limited this year. If you are really looking for a discount, you should really look for a nice, certified used 02' or 03' with low mileage.
TT coupes can be difficult to find right now. Last week a buddy went to go buy one and the only my dealer could come up with was a silver with blue interior that he did not want. The dealer said there were like 5 or 6 in the country at that time that had not been sold and the silver one was the only one he could get by trading a TT cabriolet for it. Not saying you cannot get a discount, especially if your negoatiations skills are great, but it may be difficult.
ive only found 1 04 TT coupe in the entire country that fits my preferences.
and that was after searching EVERY dealer inventory on porschedealer.com.
exhuastive. and im not telling anyone!!!
