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How is this possibly considered a great deal Discuss !
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POST 2Original post
In their defence, they don’t say that either.
POST 3Original post
And that's a "Special Offer" for Taycans. Everything else seems to be 11.9%
POST 4Original post
Four months ago you could get 20-25k off a well specced mid Taycan (eg 120K CT 4S). Today those same cars - literally the same cars, as they have not sold in the last 4 months - have all increased in price and are now 5-10k max below list. I just don't get it. And now they are offering 9.9% finance as an enticement?
POST 5Original post
911’s are 9.9% also. 11.9% if you are buying approved used.
POST 6Original post
Discombobulate said: Four months ago you could get 20-25k off a well specced mid Taycan (eg 120K CT 4S). Today those same cars - literally the same cars, as they have not sold in the last 4 months - have all increased in price and are now 5-10k max below list. I just don't get it. And now they are offering 9.9% finance as an enticement? This is purely a guess but could it be that they have met there mandate of EV to Ice for the year. Now they whack the prices up to see f anybody will pay the new inflated price so come the end of the year when they need to o shift more EV they can proclaim super discounted prices (which in effect are actually back to close to what there really worth). Just a guess. Either way there are plenty of other finance options at less than 9.9%. I would be searching around for an alternative.
POST 7Original post
“Attractive” they do say beauty is in the eye of the beholder. You’d have to be fairly warped to find that attractive but it take all sorts
POST 8Original post
The world of 5% finance has long gone unless a manufacturer is supporting it tbh.
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