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How much should you make to buy a 911?

How much should you make to buy a 911?

The average 911 will carry $15k – $25k in options which brings the MSRP to around $115k – $145k depending on which Carrera variant. GT cars are up to $200k+. Of course these are averages which can be skewed by outliers that earn millions a year.

How much does the average Porsche 911 owner make?

The Porsche customer has always been [relatively] young. [In the U.S.] the typical 911 buyer is 46 to 65, average age 52. Household income: $310,000. The Boxster buyer is 36 to 55, with an average age of 47 [and] an average income of $243,000.

How much money should I have before I buy a Porsche?

Your annual take-home pay would need to be almost $90,000 for you to afford this model comfortably. Before you commit to any Porsche, make sure that you do the math on your car payments compared to your annual take-home pay.

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Can you negotiate the price of a new Porsche?

Can I still negotiate on the price of the vehicle? Yes, but this should be done before the order is placed. Once you’ve ordered the vehicle, it will be much more difficult to get the Porsche dealership to be flexible on price.

What is the markup on a Porsche?

However, area Jaguar and Porsche dealers have, at times, put markups on their cars. The dealer discount on the Porsches, for example, is about 16 percent of MSRP. The 1984 base MSRP on Porsches ranged from $21,440 for the Porsche 944 to $44,000 for the Porsche 928-S.

Do Porsche dealers negotiate price on 911?

Well, almost. Porsche says its new program “launches online car sales in the U.S. for the first time,” but that’s vague enough to need some clarification. Even that last step might be avoidable in the future, since some Porsche dealers are considering adding home delivery to the process.

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How much should you make to afford a Porsche?

You will need to earn roughly $55,000 per year if you want to afford this lower-end Porsche model. If you wanted to take a step up and purchase something more mid-priced like the Panamera, you would need to earn substantially more.