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OCEAN said:
How much over sticker do you think a well optioned 997TT will bring in the states . I do not plan on doing it but I bet there are some who plan on making their 997TT available for sale if the money is right . I would think if you were one of the 1st to get the car it could be sold for quite a bit over sticker in those first few months of production until Porsche catches up with the back order lists . I hate the whole flipping car concept but I guess it is inevitable .
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OCEAN said:
How much over sticker do you think a well optioned 997TT will bring in the states . I do not plan on doing it but I bet there are some who plan on making their 997TT available for sale if the money is right . I would think if you were one of the 1st to get the car it could be sold for quite a bit over sticker in those first few months of production until Porsche catches up with the back order lists . I hate the whole flipping car concept but I guess it is inevitable .
I'm number 2 ( expect it in first US shipment in about 6 months ) and anyone here is welcome buy my car for $$$ over , lol, since it now looks likely that I'll have to wait a year for the DSG/PDK gearbox.
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OCEAN said:
How much over sticker do you think a well optioned 997TT will bring in the states . I do not plan on doing it but I bet there are some who plan on making their 997TT available for sale if the money is right . I would think if you were one of the 1st to get the car it could be sold for quite a bit over sticker in those first few months of production until Porsche catches up with the back order lists . I hate the whole flipping car concept but I guess it is inevitable .
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OCEAN said:
How much over sticker do you think a well optioned 997TT will bring in the states . I do not plan on doing it but I bet there are some who plan on making their 997TT available for sale if the money is right . I would think if you were one of the 1st to get the car it could be sold for quite a bit over sticker in those first few months of production until Porsche catches up with the back order lists . I hate the whole flipping car concept but I guess it is inevitable .
Sorry but I don't see why anyone would pay a penny over sticker for a car. Hey the crazy cars we buy are overpriced as it is. Sorry but there is no car that is worth more then MSRP. Now this is just my opinion as I know some people will pay it. I just don't see why. But I don't have to be the first on the block to own one.
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jonquiljo said:
Most dealers will go to the list - as signed up. Most of us will wait our turn and just pay MSRP. A few scaplers may prevail - but most dealers won' t screw around.
Jan 5, 2006 5:32:44 PM
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RC said:
It really depends on the dealer and how fast you want the car. 997 Turbo availability will be very short at the beginning, especially in the first six months of production.
I know how many cars the german market gets before the summer factory shutdown and all I can tell you is: ouch. Probably not even enough to offer more than two cars (incl. launch cars) for all german dealers.
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OCEAN said:
I would say 25K will be the number you will need to pay over sticker if you want the car in that first 3 - 6 months and I am sure there will be lots of people willing to sell their car to make and easy 20K .
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RC said:
It really depends on the dealer and how fast you want the car. 997 Turbo availability will be very short at the beginning, especially in the first six months of production.
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What is to stop some dealers taking their first few allocations and charging over sticker , it is legal and to my knowledge PCNA has no rules about it . . I guess it will all depend on the integrity of the dealer , but I am sure many will go out the back door so to speak or get flipped back to the dealer for over MSRP premiums .
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dhayek said:
over msrp for 997???
i get discounts ,not pay premiums...