Lease Question
Lease Question
I plan to order my Cayenne and have a question. Assuming my purchase price is $50000 and I am putting $0 down, the Porsche website is quoting me a figure of $803 on Preferred Lease and $778 on Porsche Option lease (6% rate) on 12,000 miles/year for 36 month.
Do you guys think that this is the figure I will get when I finally place my order or is there a room for negotiation here? When I leased my Z-4 in 2005 I got a quote of $625; the mileage, time period and cost were similar to the Porsche I am planning to lease.
Do you guys think that this is the figure I will get when I finally place my order or is there a room for negotiation here? When I leased my Z-4 in 2005 I got a quote of $625; the mileage, time period and cost were similar to the Porsche I am planning to lease.
I plan to order my Cayenne and have a question. Assuming my purchase price is $50000 and I am putting $0 down, the Porsche website is quoting me a figure of $803 on Preferred Lease and $778 on Porsche Option lease (6% rate) on 12,000 miles/year for 36 month.
Do you guys think that this is the figure I will get when I finally place my order or is there a room for negotiation here? When I leased my Z-4 in 2005 I got a quote of $625; the mileage, time period and cost were similar to the Porsche I am planning to lease.
Do you guys think that this is the figure I will get when I finally place my order or is there a room for negotiation here? When I leased my Z-4 in 2005 I got a quote of $625; the mileage, time period and cost were similar to the Porsche I am planning to lease.
Check with Lease compare on the current rate they are always spot with Porsche Financial's rate..
Always negotiate the purchase price down as much as possible. Shouldn't be too difficult right now with the economy, gas prices, etc. This will ensure a lower payment, regardless of your residual or money factor.
You can also look at increasing/decreasing both the mileage allowance and lease terms. For example, a 4-year lease would be less than a 3-year, all other factors being equal.
Good luck!
You can also look at increasing/decreasing both the mileage allowance and lease terms. For example, a 4-year lease would be less than a 3-year, all other factors being equal.
Good luck!
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