We all know Porsche leases are terrible but I thought this is not that bad for a Porsche. I don’t know how things are going to be when the 2024 comes out but I think for the current market this is as good as it can get for a Cayenne. Would appreciate to hear the thoughts of the experts before I pull the trigger:
I am assuming you have the $1095 acquisition fee as a dealer fee?
you’re paying 50K or 60% of MSRP to rent the car for 3 years.
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they have acq fee and document fee listed together as one fee, therefore I didn’t have acq fee listed separately.
Fully agree with you but If you are aware of a better way to lease a porsche, please let me know. Probably I am better of when I buy a certified pre owned one.
I would look into buying a CPO. Back in January I was able to get about 16% off MSRP with minimal effort from a So Cal dealer. It was a low mileage loaner CPO with MSRP around 85K. They had some addons that I didn’t like but I didn’t try to negotiate further because I ended up getting an X5.
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thanks. I might go with a little higher mileage (40k miles) 2019 CPO for around $50k, I think this is the wiser thing to do. This way I will still enjoy the Porsche experience with peace of mind of a CPO for 2 year. After 2 years we will see…
I think he is referring to loaner CPOs. Few months ago the 2022 loaners were back in market with a large % discount and they were leasing with new Porsche numbers. That resulted in a low monthly payments on them. You can check the Signed section for those Macans. I am not sure if those deals are possible now or maybe you’ll have to wait for next year.
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