2017 Leftover pricing advice
#16
Hate to say it, but I have to agree with Combatninja. Also, be aware that the Warranty expiration date is from the date the RDR card was "punched". Did the "bill of Sale" show New or Used?
#18
CPO to new is apples to oranges. For whatever reason, the dealer punched that car you bought and titled it. Could be any number of reasons but it is usually because it is a 'leftover' model and they need another new Porsche sale in order to meet some target that the manufacturer set for them. Reporting the car sold and titling it can be the difference between 10s of thousands in incentive money or the difference in allocations for tough cars like GT3s, etc. There is much more flexibility on a CPO car than on a new car. For CPO, the dealership only answers to the GM/dealer principal. On new car sales, the dealership answers to Porsche USA. They get caught selling 911s near or below invoice and it results in an *** chewing from the regional rep.
#20
Can't believe that I keep agreeing with someone, but ever hear the phrase; "You don't always get what you pay for, but you alwars pay for what you get" Lots of variables in a Car purchase.
#22
Nope never titeled. Bought the car with 20 miles on it and titeled it at my DMV as a new car.I think the dealers punch the warranty so they can offer bigger discounts?
Last edited by gellie; 03-05-2018 at 06:41 PM.
#23
Normally a dealer "punches" the RDR card for either a factory incentive payment or the ability to get more vehicles from the factory. The problem is that the warranty starts running from the date it was punched.
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