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Not sure where you live, but I found good deals in PA. Bought mine at Vision Porsche in Reading, PA and got approx. $12k off MSRP. They had another '05 when I bought mine just 2 weeks ago (similar price & options as mine), but I believe it has since sold. I almost bought a leftover '05 at Sun Motor in Harrisburg area, but it didn't have xenons (which I really wanted, and found out I couldn't retrofit). It was a comparable deal. I also had talked to Brandywine Porsche in Newtown Square (Phila.)...they didn't have any leftover '05's, but were offering great deals on '06's (approx. $8-$9k off MSRP). Could have gotten into '06 w/ Nav., xenons & other options which stickered for $65.5k for $57.5k. Brandywine has a great reputation.
You can do better than $4k off a leftover '05...I'd keep looking. Great car...I'm thrilled with it 2 weeks in. Good luck.
xm radio
black package
offroad design
moonroof
rearview cam
18" wheels
light comfort pack
cd changer
wheel logos
sports tailpipe
soft leather
sunscreens
20% off MSRP = ~81K
sound good ?
Thank you for sharing!!
If you bought a 2006 Cayenne S, what was the MSRP on the window sticker, and how much did you end up paying for the car (before taxes)?
I think this may be more helpful than hearing about a percentage discount. Thanks.
$58,775
PO3 - Light Comfort Package
1D6 - Trailer Hitch w/o Hitch Ball
342H - Front Seat Heater
3FE - Moonroof
C02 - U.S. Standard/Emissions
0TD - Front and Rear Floor Mats
H9M - All-Season Tires on 18" Rims
CJ6 - 18" Cayenne Turbo Wheel
PC3 - Bi-Xenon Headlights w/ Washers
$59,885
3FE - Moonroof
7K3 - Tire Pressure Monitoring Sys
C02 - U.S. Standard/Emissions
H9M - All-Season Tires on 18" Rims
0TD - Front and Rear Floor Mats
I wish to buy a Cayenne 2005 (tiptronic). Any advice on good dealer willing to negociate? I heard san diego is tough...
What price should I be looking for?
I am new to san diego, even US...
Thank you!
I am seeing many offers through LuxuryCras.com but from Ilinois!
I am looking for any information on what kind of discount I might expect on a 2006 Cayenne S for this month. I am in the Los Angeles area, but information regarding any deal, anywhere would be of help.
...AlexanderV2
Thanks,
Chintan Talati
Corporate Communications
Edmunds.com
My only complaint is the radio...great sound but a little fussy as far as programming stations. Everything else is great. Could use another 50 hp but hey, I'm not complaining about 340 hp.
Hey Rome,
That demo you speak of was mine. Actually the price I paid was $45k, but I got it certified pre-owned so the total was around $47k. And I don't regret it!
Having said that, I love my '05 Cayenne, it is the best out there. Moreover, I like the whole Porsche experience (great dealership, Porsche of Nashua), and would now be interested in a 997 with AWD. I wonder how many other people have been are now moving up from a Cayenne?
IMHO you can't beat a Cayenne V6: same platform as Q7, by now well sorted out, good dealership back up, the money is right, lighter and less ponderous, etc.
I'm trying not to make this a 'for sale' posting. I am moving overseas end of the year, hence I need to sell my 05 Cayenne S. I have advertised on the L.A. local sales web and Autotrader, and so far not much response. I'm not asking a crazy price and the car is in great shape. What are my options for selling? .. I'm loathe to start shopping dealers etc. ? Are there brokers that would be better at this? Any help appreciated.
Regards,
Steve
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Regards,
Steve
I live in Orange County, California and read recently that Southern California represents 60% of all Porsche sales overall so I am sure the market is competitive.
I could always buy a clean 05’ used at a pretty good discount. Any thoughts would be great; I hate to get caught in the emotional trap at the dealership:confuse: . The only dealership I've been to is Newport Auto Center.
I've learned a lot about pricing from the forum so thank for all postings.
I have owned my Cayenne S for almost two years with 28,000 miles.
It has been a great car although I did have one major issue with the power steering pump letting go (oil dripping all over engine) which meant it needed to be trucked into the dealer's.
Other than that, the vehicle has been trouble-free and developed no squeaks or rattles and it has been one of the best vehicles I've ever owned. Servicing costs varied a fair bit from place to place so check different service centers if you're looking for low cost. You won't go wrong with this car.
Regards,
Steve
i am in the market to lease a Cayenne S.
MSRP on the car is 77,500 and i wasn't able to find invoice for this car. i have read the posts and saw that 11% off of the MSRP would be invoice? so for this particular Cayenne S, should my first offer be around low 70k? 71,500?
i am open to other SUVs also, could you guys help me out.
thanks. mike
I would highly recommend this SUV. The only possible contender is the next generation BMW X5, but then you may be facing 1st year model problems.
I'm in the Bay Area. When I shopped around, I found I could get about the same deal at any one of the local dealers. It came down to which dealer had the color combination and the options I wanted.
If you're willing to accept a "demo" car with a few hundred miles on it, you can get 10K-11K off the sticker. That's because Porsche discounts the demo vehicle to the dealer in the first place.
what that the offer you got right away from all dealers?
i guess if that was the case they should be willing to move these cars out. thanks