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Originally Posted by Arrow29
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Originally Posted by bwhouse
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Originally Posted by Arrow29
Well no, it's actually quite easy to work out RRP of a car on road/drive away. The reason I gave a percentage is because that amount will vary depending on which state you live in with the varied stamp duty etc.
But it would be somewhere in the 106-108k range depending on where one lives.
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My point is rrp on the website is not really the rrp for the above mentioned reasons. Ie. If you work for any large organisation you get the corporate program which gives you several thousand off without even asking.
106-108k depending on what options you got is a good price, but not really 10%. For context, without options, I paid -$113k with 5 years servicing for mine which was pre-ordered so effectively rrp. Hence I was curious if they were doing any deep discounts yet. |
I'm well aware that the RRP on the website is not what people actually pay, but that's not the point. It's an easily obtained figure and therefore an objective way to quantify discounts; I did get 10% off the drive-away RRP for the car in my state with the options I have (which will obviously vary based on stamp duty), plus 5yr free servicing. Nothing misleading about it, just simple math.
Anyway, I'll leave it at that, am happy with the price I got and if anybody wants further info, feel free to PM me  |
All good, wasn't trying to say you were misleading.
Enjoy the new ride
