http://www.autotrader.com/ATCarID/AT-f5a55db
Link with additional pictures

My 2005 Porsche 997 is available for lease assumption.
2005 Porsche 997 VIN WP0AA29915S716612
30,000 miles Seal Gray / Black

$773.33 a month. The car is leased through US Bank. The lease can be assumed for zero down, $773.33 a month for 28 months with over 1000 miles per month available.

Options: Sport Chrono, Bose, Litronic Headlights, CD Changer, Sport Steering Wheel 19" Carrera Sport 19x8.5 & 19x11.5 - Painted gloss black. Homelink Option codes: 025 288 342 435 437 738 537 601 640 680 692 Aftermarket Parts: Agency Exhaust H&R Springs It is in very nice overall condition. The factory wheels have been painted black and are perfect - no curb rash. . Fully serviced. All original parts (exhaust and springs) come with the car.

 

I had no idea you could do stuff like that to a leased vehicle without getting nicked for it on return.

Good luck

 

Springs and exhaust are simple bolt-ons. No problem to remove.

 

How much is the residual? How many months left on the lease? How much to buy out the lease now?

 

PM sent.

 

I exited a 9 month old lease on an M3 via www.swapalease.com there are lot's of opportunities there to trade in and out of leases. I recall BMW charged me about $400 to transfer the docs and I provided a $2,000 incentive the buyer to take on my lease. It was much better than putting the lease back to BMW.

 

Thanks, already listed there.

 

The newest issue of Car and Driver has a pretty large article on assuming leases.

 

Deal fell through car is available again.

 

Can you PM me the lease buyout price?
Also, does $773 include CA tax?
Thanks.

 

PM sent. There will be sales tax in addition. Each state will be different. Simply add your state tax rate to payment.

 

Rocky,
PM sent.

 

Too bad this isn't here on the east coast. I would have gotten out of my 335 lease and jumped on this one. GL with the sale though

 

For $800 you can have it shipped. I never limit my auto searches to local vehicles.

 

I was ideally looking for a C2S. I usually like to check out the car in person when I buy. I'll have to try and see if someone wants to assume my lease on my 335xi again first though. Seems no one really wants an AWD 3 series coupe lol.