Here's the info in PFS, as reported on swapalease.

I'd be concerned that the original leasee is not released from the lease obligation.

Leasing Company: Porsche Financial Services Lease Transfer Restrictions: na Lease Buyer Credit Application Fee: $100.00 Lease Transfer Fee (typically paid by lease buyer): $400.00 Does Original Lessee Remain Liable? Yes Mileage Issues at Transfer: Per original Wear & Tear Issues at Transfer: Per original Does Security Deposit Transfer? na Other Policy Information: na

 

just keep in mind it's not like selling a civic or accord. the market is smaller and when a lot of times if people can afford 80k then then can afford a new car.

Trovan,
You just have to be patient. In selling cars you always have to be to get at least some what of a decent price.

 

I want to buy this car just to say that I got the best conditioned used car on earth. The car looks stunning and super clean. The price is fair. The color is great. You should call it LNIB.

 

I think quite a few people on this forum have the same problem. (me included)

 

noooo, i thought was a rare disorder..

 

for some reason, i have suddenly gotten a ton of PMs about the car. this always happens in my past cars when i start looking for possible mods!

so some updates: i have not try to sell the car at all except for this thread. the car now has 9k miles. no dings what so ever and still in great condition. i did get a nail on the right rear tire and was patched. i also bought 4 new tires for back up which i will likely give to the buyer.

i am not sure how much i owe for the buy off at this point. but i think dropping the price to 77.5k is appropriate, especially with new set of mich PS2. but i would insist that the transaction be done by a local dealer so the paperwork will can be transferred in one shot from porsche leasing to the new owner. i will pay for the fees.