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New 911R - a bargain!
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Re: New 911R - a bargain!
Keith,
Too right, especially considering the latest beef with Porsche dealerships cashing in on limited production runs/models
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/porsche/ca ... al-website
With low volume cars like the Cayman GT4 plus the 911 GT3 RS and upcoming 911 R all being available in limited number, Auto Express has been contacted by numerous potential buyers, many existing Porsche owners, who are furious with the way the sale of these special models has been treated.
One Porsche owner told us, “I was offered a 911 GT3 RS (with 100 miles on the clock) by a dealer who said the buyer changed his mind and would take £100,000 profit to get out of the car. So the dealer gets profit on the initial sale, then another profit on the resale. It’s a scam its been going on for years and will never stop.
“I have had four new cars and three used cars from Porsche main dealers in the last 15 years – never again.”
Too right, especially considering the latest beef with Porsche dealerships cashing in on limited production runs/models
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/porsche/ca ... al-website
With low volume cars like the Cayman GT4 plus the 911 GT3 RS and upcoming 911 R all being available in limited number, Auto Express has been contacted by numerous potential buyers, many existing Porsche owners, who are furious with the way the sale of these special models has been treated.
One Porsche owner told us, “I was offered a 911 GT3 RS (with 100 miles on the clock) by a dealer who said the buyer changed his mind and would take £100,000 profit to get out of the car. So the dealer gets profit on the initial sale, then another profit on the resale. It’s a scam its been going on for years and will never stop.
“I have had four new cars and three used cars from Porsche main dealers in the last 15 years – never again.”
Re: New 911R - a bargain!
$1.25m for a $186,000 car, that is some ask.
These stories (and it's not the first) about Porsche dealerships don't do their reputation any good at all. I wonder what head office really think of such behavior. Despicable in my view.
These stories (and it's not the first) about Porsche dealerships don't do their reputation any good at all. I wonder what head office really think of such behavior. Despicable in my view.
Re: New 911R - a bargain!
There'll be tears.
I was told, on pretty good authority, that the next gen 991 GT3.2 will incorporate quite a few options from the 911R
I was told, on pretty good authority, that the next gen 991 GT3.2 will incorporate quite a few options from the 911R
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Re: New 911R - a bargain!
I've just been told that Porsche dealers have been informed they can't sell 991 GT3RS's less than a year old now.....so maybe it's stopping.Nine One One wrote:
One Porsche owner told us, “I was offered a 911 GT3 RS (with 100 miles on the clock) by a dealer who said the buyer changed his mind and would take £100,000 profit to get out of the car. So the dealer gets profit on the initial sale, then another profit on the resale.
It’s a scam its been going on for years and will never stop.
If you look online all the cars that were up for sale with dealers have now been removed.
It used to be policy that they could not sell a car over list price not long ago.....even secondhand, like Rolex do.
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