YOUR RESEARCHBuying 2017 Turbo S - How much off MSRP is reasonable to expect?
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Hi, this is my first post. I'm in conversations with a couple of larger local dealers about ordering a new Turbo S, first finding out if they have an allocation coming in so I can do so. How much would it be reasonable for me to ask or expect off MSRP? Thanks in advance for your help.
You may have answered your own question! Allocation? If no allocation, obviously no car. If allocations are scarse, expect full price. If you are a previous customer should be a discount. As a previous customer, I got offered a 991 GT3 at list. No discount on a 991 Targa. 5% on a 991.2 C4S which I took. Dealer had two allocations open last December. 4% on a 981 Boxster on Jan 2. Best day of the year to purchase a Cabriolet! Conversations are nice but if you go checkbook in hand, you will find out. I never have conversations. I go fully prepared with exactly what i want, what I can afford. Takes about 15 minutes.-Richard
Sage advice from budrichard. Get any agreement in writing :argue:
When I bought my Cayman, the local dealer had an arrangement that county medical society members got 3% off.
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