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The Gt1 engine is amazing but that's just one man's opinion and my car is modified to 700 Hp . One year , 5700 miles , and not even a cough !
There have been isolated posts of problems but that is also the case on any auto forum (even the M3) .
6speed does have a Turbo forum which gives you the chance to get multiple opinions and car experiences.
There have been isolated posts of problems but that is also the case on any auto forum (even the M3) .
6speed does have a Turbo forum which gives you the chance to get multiple opinions and car experiences.
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[quote=drkbrent;1995530]Tried to PM you, but I haven't "posted" enough yet!! Seems like you know quite a bit about the beloved German Porsche! Been reading about great deals on the '08 S right now and it got me thinking. What dealerships would you recommend I deal with to get a great deal? $12,000 - $15,000 off retail realistic? Wouldn't mind going to FL or anything like that (currently live in Baton Rouge).[/quote
I will PM you my e mail but by then you may have enough posts .
You can expect at least 10 percent off on a new car if the dealership has some inventory .
If you buy a car out of state whether its Florida or anywhere else I do recommend that you go in person to drive that specific car and its obviously easier to shop near to home . Factor in that the car would have to be transported unless you plan to drive it . This adds cost to a good deal.
I would be glad to refer you to both South Florida dealerships whom I have bought cars from . I've been very pleased with both but one has become like family to me. I simply have no idea what their inventory and prices are as of today .
The first step would be to find the car .
I have never bought a car from out of state so this aspect I am not as familiar with as others who have in this forum .
I will PM you my e mail but by then you may have enough posts .
You can expect at least 10 percent off on a new car if the dealership has some inventory .
If you buy a car out of state whether its Florida or anywhere else I do recommend that you go in person to drive that specific car and its obviously easier to shop near to home . Factor in that the car would have to be transported unless you plan to drive it . This adds cost to a good deal.
I would be glad to refer you to both South Florida dealerships whom I have bought cars from . I've been very pleased with both but one has become like family to me. I simply have no idea what their inventory and prices are as of today .
The first step would be to find the car .
I have never bought a car from out of state so this aspect I am not as familiar with as others who have in this forum .
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