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Good news for anyone considering purchasing an Evora.
Lotus Evora Factory Conquest Rebate
Lotus Evora Factory Conquest Rebate
Correct though you do not need to trade in your car (you could if you want though)Hello! -
I am buying an Evora in the next day or so and am trading an Audi S5 - by that list they gave, means that Lotus is giving a deal of $4,000 paid by them for the trade of the car?
So that would be $4,000 less than my agreed upon price since this rebate is from lotus and not a dealer?
Thanks
And 2014's as well but seeing how few there are, I understandBTW, this offer is only for 2013s.
Good idea, Lotus needs to expand its base, seems that right now most buyers are moving from older Evoras .. Just not spreading the brand. Don't think, $1k is needed for test drive .. That sounds like we are whoring out to get buyers. How about $500 to drive plus $3000 if they buy .i think they should reconsider this program and instead pay a qualifying Porsche driver $500 or maybe even more - maybe $1k - to test drive a car for an hour.
you screen the population so you are streaming it to the Porsche owners who are in a 997 or 997.2 who are looking at swapping up to a 991. peel off some of the cream of the Porsche audience and i think if you get them to drive it by paying for their attention, you might have a better hit ratio. after all i do not think that the Lotus issue is one of overpricing, it is just getting the attention and committment from this group to at least try one out.
That would probably help the guy i know too, his cars not on that list. Now that i think about it, why is there a list?I understand their desire to lure people away competing brands, but what if you're not driving one of them (like me)? If you're going to give people incentive, give it to anyone who buys the car.
i think they should reconsider this program and instead pay a qualifying Porsche driver $500 or maybe even more - maybe $1k - to test drive a car for an hour.
you screen the population so you are streaming it to the Porsche owners who are in a 997 or 997.2 who are looking at swapping up to a 991. peel off some of the cream of the Porsche audience and i think if you get them to drive it by paying for their attention, you might have a better hit ratio. after all i do not think that the Lotus issue is one of overpricing, it is just getting the attention and committment from this group to at least try one out.
The dealer here in Dubai has done this twice on his own dime with 2 different cars each time. Then what were new cars immediately go back into the inventory as used. Seems crazy, but I guess it's working or they wouldn't repeat it.Or modifying it to instead of a cash incentive, organize a track day with local dealers for qualified prospects to test the Evora. Much less cash, and really shows off what the car can do.
:UK:MAK, in fairness, lots of other manufacturers have done the exact same program. The difference is, Lotus makes their list extremely wide where almost anyone could qualify. Also, if your car is not on that list, contact the dealer you're working with...Lotus might be able to adjust that list
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