Typical Percentage off MSRP for CPO Taycan?

[deeps1179]

I am looking to get a 2021 Taycon Turbo CPO. I know these cars take a big hit in depreciation. Are there any rules of thumb for what I should be expecting to get off of MSRP for a 2021 Taycan Turbo CPO? I have seen prices all over the place. Also, from experience how much do dealers typically negotiate on CPO vehicles? I made an offer on one for 10% off of what they had listed and they came back at 3%. Appreciate any feedback. Did a test drive yesterday and the driving experience is night and day different compared to my Tesla Model S!

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[Caraholic]

2021 turbo should be in the 105-115 range

 

[ssim]

Edit: Look at the Carfax to see how many days it has been listed for sale. You can use that as leverage when trying to work a discount on a used car. Though, margins aren't too too much, especially if the store bought the car when the market was higher. It helps to reassure your commitment at a certain price.

 

[Tucson_Jim]

You should be at 2/3 of MSRP or less.

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