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It was in march and it was aprox. 1500 cars, which is 10% of all new car sales that month.
It was in march and it was aprox. 1500 cars, which is 10% of all new car sales that month.
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No, but I kind of wanted it. Also the sports suspension, but we couldn't find a car that had both plus PDK and sports chrono. So we either had to order, or get what I consider a good deal ok a car on the lot and instant gratification.
There are better aftermarket options anyway, particularly on the PSE that claims zero performance gains
There are better aftermarket options anyway, particularly on the PSE that claims zero performance gains
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great color and rims. Aggressive car.
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wow ... I'd take the first left!!!
Haven't posted here in a while but I may have found my next car after I return the Z4....
$99k Aston Martin V8 Vantage GT
wow ... I'd take the first left!!!
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Car looks great. Enjoy!Aaaand....it's done!
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Nice. I looked at the Cayman S as well but it brought the car over $80k before taxes with decent options and that didn't seem right. Also, I don't think I was able to move my seat as far back as I needed. Definitely a small car. Did you say that you didn't get the chrono package? The sport plus from chrono makes the car wild.
Aaaand....it's done!
Nice. I looked at the Cayman S as well but it brought the car over $80k before taxes with decent options and that didn't seem right. Also, I don't think I was able to move my seat as far back as I needed. Definitely a small car. Did you say that you didn't get the chrono package? The sport plus from chrono makes the car wild.
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I did, sorry that wasn't clear. Car has pdk, chrono package, nav with Bose system, 20" carrera S wheels and other stuff that I didn't need but didn't add too much to the price so it was ok.
Car did exceed 80k MSRP but I negotiated about 8% off that. Wasn't as good a discount as I got from BMW but I'm ok with it
Car did exceed 80k MSRP but I negotiated about 8% off that. Wasn't as good a discount as I got from BMW but I'm ok with it
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8% is pretty good for the first year of the new car. They weren't as flexible when the car first came out.
8% is pretty good for the first year of the new car. They weren't as flexible when the car first came out.
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Lovely Cayman - Congrats!
If only we had the same market in Australia as you do in the states. Cars are expensive here and the dollar does not go as far.
$100k in Australia buys you this (loaded) Audi SQ5 which I just bought to replace my MKVI GTI (which cost $50k once optioned).
Bit of a change from the GTI with more room for my first born due in August.
If only we had the same market in Australia as you do in the states. Cars are expensive here and the dollar does not go as far.
$100k in Australia buys you this (loaded) Audi SQ5 which I just bought to replace my MKVI GTI (which cost $50k once optioned).
Bit of a change from the GTI with more room for my first born due in August.
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The Australian delivered SQ5's are Diesel.
Well expensive in that the SQ5 runs closer to 60-70k loaded in the US by comparison (I believe).
I should also clarify that I got an incredibly good deal on my SQ5. With all options they can be as high as 120k.
The difference is even greater as you go up. That $99k Aston posted earlier is easily $250k-$300k here.
100k goes a hell of a lot further in the US compared with Australia. I'd get a 2006 Vantage for $99k here.
Well expensive in that the SQ5 runs closer to 60-70k loaded in the US by comparison (I believe).
I should also clarify that I got an incredibly good deal on my SQ5. With all options they can be as high as 120k.
The difference is even greater as you go up. That $99k Aston posted earlier is easily $250k-$300k here.
100k goes a hell of a lot further in the US compared with Australia. I'd get a 2006 Vantage for $99k here.
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