[TheParaChuter]

Well, if you want buy a new car, I would suggest that you try to use your iron will and withhold your urge to outfit every option in the spec. With Porsche, completely outfitting your Taycan can cost you anywhere between 10k and 34k! Avoid carbon, I did and saved thousands, personally I don't like carbon. Limit yourself to options that you think will be useful for daily driving, but also get some options in there that will make your vehicle aesthetically pleasing, but again don't go overboard. Also you can save thousands by only buying summer wheels and buy some good quality tires for winter and replace it. I suppose depending on what winter wheels you pick in the Porsche configurator, it can cost you around 8k dollars.

If you want to save money with used vehicles, I would suggest you try to negotiate. Here in Switzerland, we negotiate like we breathe. You can buy your car without saying a word, or you try to get an extra 500-1'000 dollar reduction from the seller. Also, always check 2nd hand vehicles in person before buying them. You might find something on the car that is worth negotiating the price for, like a scratch on the paint. I bought a new Taycan Turbo S but negotiated with my salesman and got it for around 30'000 dollars less. (Porsche really can afford to)

Hope this helps

 

[PassGas]

Well, if you want buy a new car, I would suggest that you try to use your iron will and withhold your urge to outfit every option in the spec. With Porsche, completely outfitting your Taycan can cost you anywhere between 10k and 34k! Avoid carbon, I did and saved thousands, personally I don't like carbon. Limit yourself to options that you think will be useful for daily driving, but also get some options in there that will make your vehicle aesthetically pleasing, but again don't go overboard. Also you can save thousands by only buying summer wheels and buy some good quality tires for winter and replace it. I suppose depending on what winter wheels you pick in the Porsche configurator, it can cost you around 8k dollars.

If you want to save money with used vehicles, I would suggest you try to negotiate. Here in Switzerland, we negotiate like we breathe. You can buy your car without saying a word, or you try to get an extra 500-1'000 dollar reduction from the seller. Also, always check 2nd hand vehicles in person before buying them. You might find something on the car that is worth negotiating the price for, like a scratch on the paint. I bought a new Taycan Turbo S but negotiated with my salesman and got it for around 30'000 dollars less. (Porsche really can afford to)

Hope this helps

Thanks for sharing.

 

[JohnDuc]

I tell them I don't want to pay sticker....and then they lower the price.

 

[PassGas]

I have been buying Porsches from my local dealer for more than 10 years. The MSRP on my 4S is $110,950 and I paid $97,000 for it.