Good dealership for purchasing in CA
#1
Good dealership for purchasing in CA
Hey all,
I'm thinking about purchasing a custom order MY22 CT Turbo or 4S. I live in SFBA, CA but am thinking about doing PEC LA delivery so would be flexible with location. Which dealerships would you guys recommend? I've seen some recommendations for Marin and Fresno. Should I look out-of-state as well?
From talking to a couple nearby dealers, it sounds like allocations are hard to come by and I should expect a 6-9 month wait before delivery. I'm not totally jazzed by that since our current lease is ending soon. Based on that, should I expect to be able to negotiate a discount? I've seen some posts earlier this year about getting 5-7% off, but it seems like that is harder to come by at this time of year.
Thanks for the input!
I'm thinking about purchasing a custom order MY22 CT Turbo or 4S. I live in SFBA, CA but am thinking about doing PEC LA delivery so would be flexible with location. Which dealerships would you guys recommend? I've seen some recommendations for Marin and Fresno. Should I look out-of-state as well?
From talking to a couple nearby dealers, it sounds like allocations are hard to come by and I should expect a 6-9 month wait before delivery. I'm not totally jazzed by that since our current lease is ending soon. Based on that, should I expect to be able to negotiate a discount? I've seen some posts earlier this year about getting 5-7% off, but it seems like that is harder to come by at this time of year.
Thanks for the input!
#2
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Call your local dealers, but more then likely in NorCal you will be hit with an ADM. Good thing is you are close enough to do the PECLA delivery as you mentioned. Call a few out of state dealers in small markets and you should be able to find someone to sell you one at MSRP. I don't think any dealer is going to get you a discount on a new order but you can always try.
#3
If you are doing PECLA delivery, then you should be able to do a nationwide search for allocations.
I doubt you'll be able to get a discount unless you have an existing relationship with a dealership at this point, but MSRP should be doable. You would want to know your spot on the waitlist for allocations as well as how many CT 4S / Turbo allocations they have gotten till now, and that should give you a decent estimate of how long it will take for your car to be built. Note that it will take 2 more months from the build date for the car to be shipped to San Diego / Benicia for delivery.
I doubt you'll be able to get a discount unless you have an existing relationship with a dealership at this point, but MSRP should be doable. You would want to know your spot on the waitlist for allocations as well as how many CT 4S / Turbo allocations they have gotten till now, and that should give you a decent estimate of how long it will take for your car to be built. Note that it will take 2 more months from the build date for the car to be shipped to San Diego / Benicia for delivery.
#4
Racer
I live in Socal but I was getting nowhere with Cross Turismo allocations with local dealerships including one whose SA was flat out giving me the runaround making me think they saved an allocation for me but ended up not being the case. After I called them out on this and got my deposit money back I was fortunate to find an out of state dealership who had a CT4S allocation so I placed my order with them and optioned the PEC LA Delivery experience so I didnt have to deal with logistics and pick up the car locally.
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#5
I live in Socal but I was getting nowhere with Cross Turismo allocations with local dealerships including one whose SA was flat out giving me the runaround making me think they saved an allocation for me but ended up not being the case. After I called them out on this and got my deposit money back I was fortunate to find an out of state dealership who had a CT4S allocation so I placed my order with them and optioned the PEC LA Delivery experience so I didnt have to deal with logistics and pick up the car locally.
It sounds like I should look out of state as well. How should I go about finding trustworthy dealers with allocation?
#7
Racer
I placed my order in May and scheduled to take delivery at PECLA in early Dec, so I cannot answer any of your questions yet, gimme 2 more months 👍🏻
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#8
lol yes Ed knows the drill
you will soon come to learn that "Good dealership for purchasing" and "CA" usually does not belong in the same sentence
with the opening of PECLA, its a lot easier for Cali folks wanting local delivery to get an allocation and avoid ADM
you will soon come to learn that "Good dealership for purchasing" and "CA" usually does not belong in the same sentence
with the opening of PECLA, its a lot easier for Cali folks wanting local delivery to get an allocation and avoid ADM
#9
Three Wheelin'
can’t say enough good things about Walters auto group. They have 2 Porsche dealerships, Riverside and Ontario.
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17723336[/url]]Hey all,
I'm thinking about purchasing a custom order MY22 CT Turbo or 4S. I live in SFBA, CA but am thinking about doing PEC LA delivery so would be flexible with location. Which dealerships would you guys recommend? I've seen some recommendations for Marin and Fresno. Should I look out-of-state as well?
From talking to a couple nearby dealers, it sounds like allocations are hard to come by and I should expect a 6-9 month wait before delivery. I'm not totally jazzed by that since our current lease is ending soon. Based on that, should I expect to be able to negotiate a discount? I've seen some posts earlier this year about getting 5-7% off, but it seems like that is harder to come by at this time of year.
Thanks for the input!
I'm thinking about purchasing a custom order MY22 CT Turbo or 4S. I live in SFBA, CA but am thinking about doing PEC LA delivery so would be flexible with location. Which dealerships would you guys recommend? I've seen some recommendations for Marin and Fresno. Should I look out-of-state as well?
From talking to a couple nearby dealers, it sounds like allocations are hard to come by and I should expect a 6-9 month wait before delivery. I'm not totally jazzed by that since our current lease is ending soon. Based on that, should I expect to be able to negotiate a discount? I've seen some posts earlier this year about getting 5-7% off, but it seems like that is harder to come by at this time of year.
Thanks for the input!
#10
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Also, If you are on Instagram he is: sherman.porsche.riverside
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#12
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Yeah this I a bit of an Internet myth. There are plenty of good dealers in California. Too often people put too much weight on one or two people complaining about a dealer, usually because the dealer didn’t bend over backwards and kiss their ***. There are more good dealers than bad in NorCal.
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dchang81 (10-16-2021)
#13
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I used to buy regularly (out of state) from a Pacific Porsche now Porsche South Bay until the SM left to go to Beverly Hills. The new SM and his team really screwed with me on my 992 Turbo S Order and 991.2 trade in this time last year so I went t elsewhere. I think Beverly Hills is actually pretty fair but they are in the same position as everyone will super low inventory and short allocations. A buddy of mine owns a large Cadillac/GMC dealership and he said generally in October he orders 30-40 2022 Cadillac and was told by corporate that he is only allowed to order 1 car for now! He actually gave me some good insight on the chip and car shortage and said he isn’t expecting to sell many new cars until mid 2023 so he is surviving on used cars (he gets at auction) and the service department…
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mdrobc1213 (10-27-2021)
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Again, not true. Plenty of people on here have talked about good experiences with many of them, but people with axes to grind obviously post 10x as much, so the myth gets traction simply due to volume. Stevens Creek, Monterey, Fremont, Burlingame/Rector, and Marin are all good dealerships.
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Again, not true. Plenty of people on here have talked about good experiences with many of them, but people with axes to grind obviously post 10x as much, so the myth gets traction simply due to volume. Stevens Creek, Monterey, Fremont, Burlingame/Rector, and Marin are all good dealerships.
Regular RL posters with volumes of experience buying many many P cars in the last 20 years would not agree with that list.....starting with Mooty.