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Ah damn, ur the one that picked up that car from RWC. I missed it by few days since I couldnt leave work to check it out.

Does the car need to be built with a specific option in order to subscribe for ALK?

Damnnn.. Nice! Question is.. How much adm did the dealer make you pay?

I'm guessing everything sold?

Burlingame

I thought the $7500 is over with already since the beginning of the yr.

2021 base model taycan with 12k miles. Sold with +$25k on Msrp. o_O

I was interested in a car that they got few days ago due to a cancellation. They wanted 5k above msrp. I passed, but someone else picked it up the next day. Literally didn't last more than 3 days after being listed.

Avoid: Porsche Redwood City = $20k markup Porsche Downtown LA = $15k markup Porsche Mckenna = $10k markup Porsche Livermore = $5k markup Porsche Fremont = $5k markup Potentials: Porsche Stevens Creek, said no markup and sells at MSRP, no allocation Porsche Monterey, sells at msrp, but no...

Avoid: Porsche Redwood City = $20k markup Porsche Downtown LA = $15k markup Porsche Mckenna = $10k markup Porsche Livermore = $5k markup Porsche Fremont = $5k markup Potentials: Porsche Stevens Creek, said no markup and sells at MSRP, no allocation Porsche Monterey, sells at msrp, but no...

Update from Porsche NA on OP

Well quick update.. Guess I'm the idiot for not buying, because the car is either sold or they took off the listing to sell internally. :CWL::CWL:

To keep a better relationship rather than leaving it up to the individual dealers to fxxk up the brand, they should do worldwide price increases for supply shortage. Then cut the % to the dealer for selling more cars. This old school selling tactic doesn't work well in current day.

Which also leads to why Teslas are selling faster than ever. No bullshit to deal with. Just put a deposit and wait.

Got a generic email from the Redwood City sales manager asking if I was interested in any car at their dealership. I responded with no and he offered an allocation at MSRP. Funny how the listed car on the website is considered an allocation, and not an immediate delivery. These guys are crooks.

That was me that posted. I guess there's too many people loaded with money through the stock market, bitcoin, and nfts. They got the coins to drop on a car, which allows the dealers to do whatever they want.

Guess I'm a peasant, since I won't pay that premium..

Update 10.19.2021 This is from Porsche NA _______________________ Update 10.14.21 -> 12:40PM Well quick update.. Guess I'm the idiot for not buying, because the car is either sold or they took off the listing to sell internally. :CWL::CWL: _______________________ Contacted a dealer yesterday...