How Does This 2023 Cayenne Platinum Deal Look?

Does this align with what your research has shown?

Leasing a Porsche isn’t the best option in most cases. Porsche makes some great vehicles and I’m personally a big fan, but leasing is rarely logical. The money factors are typically above and beyond what you could finance for, and many Porsche models tend to hold value fairly well on top of that. I mean, the acquisition fee is nearly $1,100 in itself.

I would recommend financing or picking up a preowned (CPO) model. The Cayenne hasn’t seen a major refresh since 2019 IIRC, so you’re not missing out on anything.

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You’re paying over 10% interest with this lease :man_facepalming:

Buy it.

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Be careful with line 1. I would verify against the window sticker that it matches the MSRP of your vehicle.

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Impressed that this dealer ticked the “show MF” box in the desking software!

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There are some Porsche dealers in “marketplace” search there you’ll probably get an infinitely better deal.

You literally have postered very little information, including what the actual MSRP of the vehicle has

Just for notes:

This is a situation where the dealer decided to show a higher than normal discount to make it look attractive while increasing the interest rate on the lease to compensate for it. Since MSRP of Platinum Editions are approximately $90-95K range, I am going to assume that the $92,560 is the actual MSRP. Current MF is 0.0034. The rate increase to 0.0042 equates to an approximate $120/mo difference or $4680.

My point is, you are not getting a $5560 discount. This deal is approximately $1000 off I think.

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Still better than what I have been seeing recently.

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It looks like this is Oregon, and the Beaverton dealer has 2 at that MSRP.

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