Basically the best way to explain it is (or should be anyways), if it's the normal part of a vehicle (Ie. Tires, Wheels, Bumpers, Squatch) then it should have an invoice price. Add-ons like roof racks, light bars, tents, should all be MSRP items. If that helps.
Good question. Better to know for sure than to assume. If it's invoice for all the upgrades, I'll transfer to Brewster. Gotta get something in writing though.
That is how I interpret the communication, but I would urge others who are open to the Brewster deal to contact the sales manager themselves. It will be harder for them to balk if they perceive they have more to lose than just my own reservation.
Yes NY is capped at $75 doc fee.They dont need you or your petty 20 reservations, They have 200+++++++
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@Mickeysales You still out there? Looks like you are still in the race
Also I think ny is capped to 75$?
BTW, CT doc fees can range as high as $699 and typically end up in the $400 range. I paid 400 for my Cayenne doc fee at Porsche Greenwich.
Just in case it helps give an idea- they are right off a major major highway (I-684) and it is truck country up in that part of NY, considering how far south it still is and only 1.5 hrs to NYC. As far as their lot goes I'd say on the smaller side but that's also a NY thing, most dealer lots are small.
One thing is that its my understanding we will be able to add some accessories to the actual sticker (thus financing etc. the whole "deal").... this should make it invoice for anything on there.. I would think... maybe i missing something?
Yep, my dealer is saying $390 and I am CT. That alone w/ the couple of hundred I would save even though it's the base would be worth it.
I understand service is required to be done there if within 100 miles, but is maintenance also required? It’s about 50 miles for me, I would not mind going there for repairs, but would not want to do an hour trip each time I need an oil change or other regular maintenance.
