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Any recomendations for a Seattle Porsche dealer?
I'm looking to trade in my 89 911 Targa on a new Cayman. Any suggestions on who to go to? Or who not to go to. I've looked at Barrier, Larson and Park Place.
Thanks JR
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08-01-2009, 05:47 PM
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Kill the salesman on the negotiation.
 In this economy, no Porsche salesman can afford to let you leave without a car.
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08-04-2009, 09:55 PM
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You might do better selling the Targa here than on a trade in. You might want to get a price from them, then test the waters here. I am in the market for one, as are many people on this forum, I am sure you will find a buyer if you price it fairly.
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hey John,
If you are still looking. My brother just bought a 99 911 frm fremman motors in portland. After buying it he took it to both Barrier and Larson for a service quote. He decided on Larson. Said the service was great and the people friendly and sincer. I have looked there for Cayenne. i thought they were a little over priced but still very nice. |
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08-23-2009, 01:16 PM
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Hipps
sold -
just bought - august 2013
