I ordered a Porsche Macan S a while ago and it’s coming in this week. I know the numbers will be bad, but does anyone know the current residual/money factor to look for on this car? I was quoted $1,475 a month with an MSRP of $86,840 with 5k down on a 39 month lease, 15k miles a year.
They would’ve been included in the monthly that you were advised, just weren’t specified. Even with plugging in estimated figures, I got fairly close to the payment you’re stating.
Thanks, last question, what’s the residual with 7,500 miles? I work from home and have 3 other cars. This is just for road trips. I may be better underestimating how much I’ll use and buying out or buying the miles at the end.
I wanted very specific options. Air suspension, chrono package, torque vectoring, 18 way seats, colors, etc. They took a 5k non refundable deposit to order it, otherwise I’d have more leverage to negotiate now that I know these are going for under MSRP.
I think the things that make the Macan great can’t be measured. I used to think they were just an Audi Porsche put a badge on to fool people into giving them more money and anyone who bought one was an idiot. Then I drove one. I know the stats aren’t anything that would justify their price, but they do everything perfectly. Drive an X3 M and Macan back to back, the X3 feels like garbage. Ride quality is TERRIBLE. Seating position is bad. Seats are bad. Steering has no feel. On the Macan, everything is just perfect…
If you’re buying real money cars why not just buy this car too? What’s the point of leasing it for $1500 a month and almost pay the cost of the car. I just ordered a very similar Macan for a family member and I got 6% off and a 1k deposit. It’s a cash deal so idk what the lease would be but they definitely seem very uninterested in making a deal for you considering you’re supporting them with other cars as well