News: Porsche Announces Reduced Canadian Prices

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In reality my goal was to show VOLUME wise...

When Porsche US buys 10 000 cars / year from Porsche SE AG they don't pay the same price as Porsche Canada buying 2000 cars / year

So they buy cheaper, they sell cheaper ...!

What about a small dealer that doesn't sell that many cars? Aern't the dealers the ones who order the cars from Porsche in Germany?
 
If so, a small dealer in USA should be more expensive than a big dealer here? I don't think so.
 
ca fessais déjà plus de 1 an qu'il ajustais les prix selon le taux de change et ce à chaque mois sous forme de promotion et c'étais claire un rabais de Porsche Canada donc ça ne touchais pas le pouvoir de négociation , je ne comprend qu'a moitié cette façon de faire ca te donne oui l'impression d'en avoir pour ton argent si tu passe à l'étape 2 commencer à parler de prix a un vendeur mais pour le monde qui vienne voire pour comparer et veule pas parler à personne pour ne pas sentir de pression c'est mauvais car le prix affiché et plus élever que réel. Donc une bonne chose de faite pour mousser les ventes.
 
What about a small dealer that doesn't sell that many cars? Aern't the dealers the ones who order the cars from Porsche in Germany?

Porsche Canada and Porsche US are two different companies as all the rest of the countries. They negotiate the contracts separately.

They both buy independently from Porsche AG SE (Germany) and then "give" to the dealers whatever they consider appropriate for each dealer to sell.
So Queborg will get 80 cars year, meanwhile Lauzon or Prestige would get 200. All dealers will pay the same price to Porsche Canada, and Porsche Canada of course will sell more expensive than they buy from Porsche AG SE in order to make profit.


Porsche Canada will buy only 2000 cars from Porsche SE AG(they will get a way better price than Porsche Spain(which will only buy 300/year), meanwhile Porsche US will buy 10 000 / year and will get crazy nice discounts. That's why cars will always be CHEAPER in the US compared to Canada , no matter what. China will be soon on that list...! We'll have to go 2 China 2 buy cheaper cars than in US in about 5-8 years, maybe even before.

NOW , you can realize how in reality is Porsche US that screws the people more than Porsche Canada, because their profits are huge compared to here...
 
Porsche Canada and Porsche US are two different companies as all the rest of the countries. They negotiate the contracts separately.

They both buy independently from Porsche AG SE (Germany) and then "give" to the dealers whatever they consider appropriate for each dealer to sell.
So Queborg will get 80 cars year, meanwhile Lauzon or Prestige would get 200. All dealers will pay the same price to Porsche Canada, and Porsche Canada of course will sell more expensive than they buy from Porsche AG SE in order to make profit.


Porsche Canada will buy only 2000 cars from Porsche SE AG(they will get a way better price than Porsche Spain(which will only buy 300/year), meanwhile Porsche US will buy 10 000 / year and will get crazy nice discounts. That's why cars will always be CHEAPER in the US compared to Canada , no matter what. China will be soon on that list...! We'll have to go 2 China 2 buy cheaper cars than in US in about 5-8 years, maybe even before.

NOW , you can realize how in reality is Porsche US that screws the people more than Porsche Canada, because their profits are huge compared to here...

What about when I order a car from my dealer? Who does Prestige order my own car with my exclusive options?
 
What about when I order a car from my dealer? Who does Prestige order my own car with my exclusive options?

I think you mean "where" ?
If so, I answered you this question in my previous post but here it is again.


Prestige would order it from Porsche Canada. And then Porsche Canada will order it to Porsche AG SE(Germany)
 
What about when I order a car from my dealer? Who does Prestige order my own car with my exclusive options?

Prestige sends those specs to Porsche Canada which then sends them to Porsche AG.

The volume of cars isn't on a single order, it's over a year.
 
June 1st, 2011 – Porsche Cars Canada (PCL), importer and distributor of Porsche vehicles in Canada, today reported total May sales of 309 units, up 60% from May 2010’s total of 193. It was the best May in the company’s history and the second month in a row of over 300 units sold. The new Cayenne continues to sell at a blistering pace, but still represented less than 50% of the month’s total; sports car sales were strong too, up 7% over last May. Year to date, Porsche had sold 1,154 vehicles, 46% ahead of the same period last year
 
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