I’m based in NJ and wanted to inquire what the tri-state allocation market looks like. I’ve been browsing reddit subforums and was told that these cars should be at MSRP with no ADM. I’ve been on a Northern Jersey Porsche dealership list for over a year and was told that everything they sell is MSRP but soon found out that they really don’t charge MSRP as I was offered both a 911 Turbo S and 4GTS coupe April builds with bidding starting at 40k over MSRP. I’m trying to explore my options as I find that false advertising from this dealership to be a completely loss of trust on my end considering i’ve put a 1000 deposit which I could have easily invested elsewhere. Any advice or input would be much appreciated.
I don’t know the 992.2 GTS world well enough to say anything meaningful but I will say that some dealerships are definitely tightening up on used and new Porsches. Most Porsches are no longer being delivered except for customer orders I think. Just a cursory look on CarGurus shows that only 11 Porsches in a 500 mile radius of NYC are still available that were delivered in the last 30 days.
Turbo S should be retail. No reason to pay ADM there as I have come across numerous allocations. You may want to look into dealers in less populated areas. I have family in MS and asked there and have been offered a Turbo or Turbo S allocation like 4 times. Porsche Perimeter Atlanta also had an immediate Turbo S allocation last April (not sure how much that market has changed with the tariff stuff though).
Leasehackr isn’t the best place to ask as 911s don’t lease well. Ask over on Rennlist, but my understanding is that getting a GTS allocation at MSRP is possible but won’t be easy.
Thanks for the response. Yea, it seems like the tristate region is much different than the California market that I’m used to. I also plan to buy the car and not lease.
