Discount off of 2014 Cayenne S

Old Feb 2, 2015 | 09:11 PM
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Discount off of 2014 Cayenne S

What is everyone's thoughts/observations on what one should expect off of a 2014 Cayenne S that is sitting on the dealership lots. Sticker is around 84K.
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Old Feb 3, 2015 | 11:36 AM
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I would think at least 10k+ off, since you can get ~6% off of a '15.
 
Old Feb 13, 2015 | 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Robotpedlr
I would think at least 10k+ off, since you can get ~6% off of a '15.
Did you have to do much to get 6% off your SEH?

That discount combined with the $5335 off for the PHEV credit adds to almost $10K total off the MSRP. Making me think a little more about the SEH.

Did you think about leasing at all? In that case you'd get the credit rolled into the lease cost immediately. If you bought I assume you get the credit after you file your taxes?
 
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I did it all via phone and email. I never set foot in the dealership until my car arrived.

And yes, I got the discount (6.2%) and the tax credit ($5,333). The latter is via your tax return and not the dealership obviously.

I didn't consider a lease. I casually asked what the residual was and seemed to recall it being around 52%. That seems low compared to a Bmw or other vehicles. Plus I didn't want to worry about mileage. But that would remove the risk about not knowing what value the PHEV will really hold.
 

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