YOUR RESEARCHCayman S US $ Invoice
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Edmunds may have the most accurate site to build your Cayman S and it is now listing the US Invoice price: $51,392! http://www.edmunds.com/new/2006/porsche/caymans/100634486/options.html?tid=edmunds.n.prices.pricebox..1.Porsche*&action=1&x=66&y=18
Does that match the Invoice price I posted a few weeks ago that showed all of my options, etc. at invoice and dealer msrp? Did Edmunds fix their tool to require options that rely on each other or exclude options that are exclusive of others?
On my Cayman S order Edmunds did a more accurate job of computing the cost of the options than did the Porsche site, although I'll admit I have not tried the Porsche Build your own site in the last week. Example: Sport seats. The Porsche site incorrectly tabulated the cost for these seats - which requires leather, at least when Porsche first made the BYO site available.When comparing Edmunds, the Porsche site and the Porsche dealers calculations, Edmunds and the Porsche dealer's matched up.
I think Edmunds is superior in notifying you which options are exclusive of others and which require others. When I configured my car on Porsche it allowed me to chose inconsistent options.
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