'21 Porsche Taycan Turbo S CPO $809/mo pre-tax $2500 DAS $212k MSRP

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And how violently did they react when they found out?

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You sound skeptical.

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He couldn’t afford the wheels he wanted so I took them as trade lol

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OR … you could drop the DAS since you extracted the mileage alreayd.

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It was a 5k mi/yr lease to begin with, so not really.

Is LH just full of skinflints trying to get a $210k MSRP car at $800/mo with $0 DAS? smh

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Is that what you got out of all the comments here lol. Mileage is the concern maybe try addressing that issue.

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It’s been addressed multiple times.

Maybe you’re not the right person for this car.

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Lol. Also why it’s so cheap to begin with @ 5k.

I mean you signed the original lease. So are you including yourself in the “skinflint” category as well?

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In my 5k mi of driving it (enjoyed every mile), on top of monthlies, I’ve spent $10k+ on it for fun/safety, including $3k+ on brakes alone. I also put $2.5k cash DAS.

It’s really not about the $2.5k cash. Porsche has always been pay to play and sounds like some folks shouldn’t be playing.

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I hope you realize what a choade you sound like.

Also, your responses and attiude are a fantastic advertisement for someone wanting to work with you to take over the lease.

GL!

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Mods, please close this thread.

Probably best to just keep enjoying the car. :slight_smile:

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I think you’re just on the wrong site. I don’t think many people will pay $1k+tax a month to drive a car maybe three times a week. Good luck.

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Maybe post at TT or IG? Influencers may take that to sit and post videos?
There are folks pay to play here but probably not for a 5 yrs old. For current market value around $70k?
Good luck OP :four_leaf_clover:

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If you take out the DAS and cover shipping to CA I would be interested