Any issues on your gts so far? Mine has about 40ish and flawless so far. Sold it though, might let it go in a week or two. Removing my LI and my V1 this week. ( for my new one incoming)

 

None....of course, it will blow up on my commute home because I said that.

Never touched anything but for stereo...added amp, JL Stealthbox, all the NAV-TV stuff, and Alpine DVD...so I'm pretty comfy and content for quite a while. Need to keep the wife happy (another baby due end of May)...she wasn't too stoked that I get to drive the GTS everyday.

 

Jace, PCCB but no yellow gauges. I'm disappointed... That ute of yours will be the mother of all SUV's on 6speed. Congrats for a great build. Now for keeping those cream colored seats clean....

 

Had to stop somewhere. With taxes and such I will be around 150k can't do any
More. Sucking me dry....

 

Talk about wallet drying up. Thanks to Porsche, I don't even need a wallet anymore

 

The wait is always hard.
Who finances? Who pays full cash? Who leases? Who put down hefty cash and finances rest?

 

I am putting 30K down, remaining $$ is being financed. My dealer asked me to call US bank and Chase. Apparently I can get 2.9% financing. Anyone have any suggestions.

 

I'm putting 17-20K down and financing the rest, roughly 20%. We were quoted 2.9% from Bank of America.

 

I put down 65k and financed 65k through chase. It was 2.89% I told them Penfed was doing 2.9% and they beat it! try that one out, if not penfed is great.

 

Debating putting down 20-28%, and looking at 1.99 to 2.99% depending on who I choose to finance with.

 

I'm still trying to decide what I should put down. And I thought rates were in the 5's so this is good to know. I might call around this coming week.
See what the best rates are... So by putting money down you get a nice break on the interest?..

 

Depends a lot on your credit history as well.

If you can swing between 50-60 in trade/down on a 120k vic, and have great credit, 3-4% is not unlikely.

 

AC, who is offering 1.9% ?

 

+1, I am always looking for the best rate...

 

there are good rates, 2.99% for 60 months or less. the more, it goes up about 1%-1.5% each year more.