2014 Cayman S Good Deal?
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2014 Cayman S Good Deal?
Hi Im new to the forums and my first time purchasing a Porsche.
I was wondering if the forum members can chime in on a deal that I have negotiated.
2014 Cayman S
MSRP $77,495
Selling Price: $70,495
Options:
PDK
20 INCH CARRERA S WHEELS
SPORT CHRONO PACKAGE
Front & Rear Park Assist
Dynamic Light System
Heated & Ventilated Seating
14-Way Power Sport Seats
Thank you in advance!
I was wondering if the forum members can chime in on a deal that I have negotiated.
2014 Cayman S
MSRP $77,495
Selling Price: $70,495
Options:
PDK
20 INCH CARRERA S WHEELS
SPORT CHRONO PACKAGE
Front & Rear Park Assist
Dynamic Light System
Heated & Ventilated Seating
14-Way Power Sport Seats
Thank you in advance!
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#9
I misread the option list and the car does not come equipped with navigation. The dealer then lowered the price a bit more. 76k out the door. I still turned it down. Am I silly for not taking the car? Is the porsche navigation intuitive? Do you guys find yourself using navigation often?
My daily driver is a prius and toyota navigation is horrible. Also have a BMW and I much prefer the bimmer navigation over toyota.
My daily driver is a prius and toyota navigation is horrible. Also have a BMW and I much prefer the bimmer navigation over toyota.
#10
Smart phone apps like Waze have gotten so good that I hardly use the car Nav anyway. To me it's no longer a must-have but does the non-Nav unit has bluetooth?
Anyway, I think Nav is still a preferred option for most. If this car is still unsold in a week or too you should consider pressing them to discount further.
Anyway, I think Nav is still a preferred option for most. If this car is still unsold in a week or too you should consider pressing them to discount further.
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I've had good luck purchasing demos. I got a great deal on a 911 demo and had the car 3 years without a problem. My current car was a press car and knock on wood, no problems. 88 miles is nothing, so if you like the car, I say go for it. I suspect you could do much better than the deal they are offering though...
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I've had good luck purchasing demos. I got a great deal on a 911 demo and had the car 3 years without a problem. My current car was a press car and knock on wood, no problems. 88 miles is nothing, so if you like the car, I say go for it. I suspect you could do much better than the deal they are offering though...
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$76k OTD and make them CPO it