Originally Posted by docjackson1

back in july/august, the demand was very high and the supply was much lower than now. the dealers were getting x amount of cars, but were getting 15x amount of calls on x amount of cars. if they wanted to treat without respect, they certainly could, as they had plenty of buyers to take the place of any customer who felt he was treated poorly. i called mike regarding a car that he had listed in inventory. he told me it was sold, but that in a few days he would know more regarding his december-march 2007 allocation. i told him that i was a serious buyer and had owned 8 porsches, and was ready and able to buy. he told me that he would call me in a few days with the information regarding his allocations-i never heard from him again. i susequently ordered a car from princeton porsche and took delivery in november 2006. from a salesman who took me seriously. now that the demand is not so high, and the supply is a little better, i think that salesman like mike will treat potential buyers with more respect, as he has cars that are not sold. what do you think-does it sound to you like i was trying to waste his time? i am just wondering-are you affiliated with that dealership?

Originally Posted by E55AMG

What an incredibly dumb statement.

Originally Posted by Hernando

@DJ:
My cousin just got his 997TT in the same color scheme, except full leather, and wood trim. Absolutely amazing. GET IT! Remember: IF YOU CAN, YOU MUST!