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Base 42200.00 (blk/blk) Tiptronic S 3000.00 Bi-xenon w/washers 1240.00 Front real floor mats 130.00 Wheel hub covers 185.00 Moonroof 1150.00 Front seat htr incl. string wheel 560.00 Auto climatic control 550.00 Destination charge 815.00 Total 49,830.00 Invoice $43,380.00(base on Edmunds) Is this a good deal?? |
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Hi - I plan to buy a Cay S around May or June this year. I read 2007 Cay S has a face lift etc. Any suggestions on negotiation or strategy? I am in San Diego, California. I have been following discussions on this forum since May 2005. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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Replying to: lleecpa (Feb 05, 2006 11:47 am) |
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I was doing a little math to figure out why it is so much harder to afford a Porsche up here in Canada than in the US, and take a look at this: The current Exchange rate of CA to US is 1.1206 - Just looking at the MSRP's from the porsche.com and porsche.ca web sites for the Cayennes leaves me distraught... am I being ripped off?? The third column is the "Should be MSRP with current exchange", fourth column is the Difference, in CA$. US MSRP CA MSRP S/B MSRP Diff. Cayenne 42200 60100 47289.32 12810.68 Cayenne S 57200 80100 64098.32 16001.68 Cayenne Turbo 90200 126900 101078.12 25821.88 Cayenne Turbo S 111600 157000 125058.96 31941.04 Exchange Rate 1.1206 CA buys US With decent options(but no air suspension), a Cayenne v6 up here costs minimum $70K CA... So on the base MSRP, the dealership is pocketing close to CA $13k($16k for S, $26k for the Turbo, and $32k for the Turbo S!!) - for what???  If I can go the the states and get a % off of the US MSRP, what's the point of even buying one up here?? I really don't want to be buying a v6 Cayenne for MORE than what someone in the US would pay for a Cayenne S.  /DA |
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Replying to: psu1983 (Jan 23, 2006 7:33 pm)
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Replying to: x5tocs (Feb 09, 2006 8:50 pm) Not sure where you live, but I found good deals in PA. Bought mine at Vision Porsche in Reading, PA and got approx. $12k off MSRP. They had another '05 when I bought mine just 2 weeks ago (similar price & options as mine), but I believe it has since sold. I almost bought a leftover '05 at Sun Motor in Harrisburg area, but it didn't have xenons (which I really wanted, and found out I couldn't retrofit). It was a comparable deal. I also had talked to Brandywine Porsche in Newtown Square (Phila.)...they didn't have any leftover '05's, but were offering great deals on '06's (approx. $8-$9k off MSRP). Could have gotten into '06 w/ Nav., xenons & other options which stickered for $65.5k for $57.5k. Brandywine has a great reputation. You can do better than $4k off a leftover '05...I'd keep looking. Great car...I'm thrilled with it 2 weeks in. Good luck.
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picking up an '05 cay turbo tomorrow. xm radio black package offroad design moonroof rearview cam 18" wheels light comfort pack cd changer wheel logos sports tailpipe soft leather sunscreens 20% off MSRP = ~81K sound good ?
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Replying to: snoozdoc (Feb 12, 2006 8:39 pm)
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Replying to: mbailey (Feb 14, 2006 10:54 am) |
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Replying to: mbailey (Feb 14, 2006 10:54 am) |
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