trade in value on my 11 CS-- unbelievable??
#1
04-14-2011, 10:08 PM
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trade in value on my 11 CS-- unbelievable??
i trade cars in faster than most (excluding many 6 speeders) and have always accepted a "penalty" charge and happy to pay for it. so i call the dealer today to discuss my 11 CS i purchased from them 8 months ago. i got the truck when it first came out and the dealer had a ton of them. i received a huge discount as a loyal customer. it turns out i will get out of this without any penalty. i am told that there is no CS at all and they may not get one for months. so i can trade the car in and get out of my lease for FREE!!! after 20 years of this i have finally won once!!
#2
04-14-2011, 10:38 PM
i trade cars in faster than most (excluding many 6 speeders) and have always accepted a "penalty" charge and happy to pay for it. so i call the dealer today to discuss my 11 CS i purchased from them 8 months ago. i got the truck when it first came out and the dealer had a ton of them. i received a huge discount as a loyal customer. it turns out i will get out of this without any penalty. i am told that there is no CS at all and they may not get one for months. so i can trade the car in and get out of my lease for FREE!!! after 20 years of this i have finally won once!!
Sometimes people ask me why I bought my 997S when I already have a Turbo . At that moment in time (2009) the discount I got was 20 percent off MSRP . I had always over paid for my cars and just once I had to feel like i got a bargain .
good luck with the new car BTW.
#3
04-14-2011, 10:51 PM
i trade cars in faster than most (excluding many 6 speeders) and have always accepted a "penalty" charge and happy to pay for it. so i call the dealer today to discuss my 11 CS i purchased from them 8 months ago. i got the truck when it first came out and the dealer had a ton of them. i received a huge discount as a loyal customer. it turns out i will get out of this without any penalty. i am told that there is no CS at all and they may not get one for months. so i can trade the car in and get out of my lease for FREE!!! after 20 years of this i have finally won once!!
#4
04-14-2011, 11:06 PM
all dealers are running lease special that started april 1st
End of Lease Loyalty Program
PFS will waive up to three remaining monthly payments for select current lease customers who return their vehicle that is currently leased with PFS. You must lease or finance a new qualifying Porsche model vehicle through PFS.
ENHANCED SPORTS CAR PROGRAM - PFS will waive up to TWELVE remaining paymentsfor select current lease customers who return their vehicle that is currently leased with PFS and lease or finance a new qualifying Porsche MY11/MY12 911, Boxster, or Cayman model vehicle through PFS.
Conquest Lease Program
Get credit equivalent to 3 payments! Customers currently leasing a competitive vehicle that lease or finance an eligible new MY11 911, Boxster or Cayman model receive a "Welcome to Porsche" credit equivalent to the value of up to 3 payments (at a maximum of $1,500/payment) based on their existing competitive lease.
Please contact us for complete details on these programs. Other restrictions and guidelines apply. Not everyone will qualify.
PFS will waive up to three remaining monthly payments for select current lease customers who return their vehicle that is currently leased with PFS. You must lease or finance a new qualifying Porsche model vehicle through PFS.
ENHANCED SPORTS CAR PROGRAM - PFS will waive up to TWELVE remaining paymentsfor select current lease customers who return their vehicle that is currently leased with PFS and lease or finance a new qualifying Porsche MY11/MY12 911, Boxster, or Cayman model vehicle through PFS.
Conquest Lease Program
Get credit equivalent to 3 payments! Customers currently leasing a competitive vehicle that lease or finance an eligible new MY11 911, Boxster or Cayman model receive a "Welcome to Porsche" credit equivalent to the value of up to 3 payments (at a maximum of $1,500/payment) based on their existing competitive lease.
Please contact us for complete details on these programs. Other restrictions and guidelines apply. Not everyone will qualify.
#5
04-14-2011, 11:27 PM
i think he's talking about trading in on something else, the cayenne is holding value because of high demand and low supply.. so they can probably flip it very easy.
the lease forgiveness above is because when the lease is up, the new chassis will be out for the suggested models (boxter/cayman/carrera) so instead of having cars left on the lot, they lock you in for a few years and then you'll buy the new one after anyways. imo.
the lease forgiveness above is because when the lease is up, the new chassis will be out for the suggested models (boxter/cayman/carrera) so instead of having cars left on the lot, they lock you in for a few years and then you'll buy the new one after anyways. imo.
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04-14-2011, 11:38 PM
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this only apply to those who returns the car from their lease. i have 28 months left on my lease so i will still owe them 16 months even if the forgive or waive 12 months. this is really for someone who has close to a year left and want to get into a 911. doesn't apply to upside down from a trade in.
#7
04-14-2011, 11:42 PM
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Rep Power: 141 i think he's talking about trading in on something else, the cayenne is holding value because of high demand and low supply.. so they can probably flip it very easy.
the lease forgiveness above is because when the lease is up, the new chassis will be out for the suggested models (boxter/cayman/carrera) so instead of having cars left on the lot, they lock you in for a few years and then you'll buy the new one after anyways. imo.
the lease forgiveness above is because when the lease is up, the new chassis will be out for the suggested models (boxter/cayman/carrera) so instead of having cars left on the lot, they lock you in for a few years and then you'll buy the new one after anyways. imo.
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#8
04-15-2011, 12:05 AM
Ha, Ha, same here 
, I just traded my 2011 V6 for a fully loaded new 2011 CS, dealer took it for the same price I paid 03 months ago and got 6% discount off the MSRP in the CS.
By the way I love the CS, this one is a real keeper.
, I just traded my 2011 V6 for a fully loaded new 2011 CS, dealer took it for the same price I paid 03 months ago and got 6% discount off the MSRP in the CS.By the way I love the CS, this one is a real keeper.
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#9
04-15-2011, 12:54 AM
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do you mean cayenne S, or carrera S?
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