New or loaner?
loaner preferably
New for the price of a loaner. Thanks
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likewise, loaner please
There won’t be as many loaner deals for some time. Porsche majorly dropped residuals on the 24’s and most 25’s haven’t depreciated enough to be a good lease, they also dropped the 2025 residuals, frankly, they’re making it next to impossible to wind up with a “cheap” lease.
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Damn, just when I thought a Cayenne Coupe Turbo would be $699/mo with $199 broker fee.
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Dibs on the transfer!
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Likewise on the Taycan too?
new for macan
Are there deals on the new Macan EV?
New ones at 10-12% off, sure! Still won’t be a cheap lease even at that discount tho.
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Thanks! Just looked up the MF… what a ripoff
Appreciate you expressing that sentiment on my thread for others to see.
That’s how Porsche has been for a very long time, they don’t subsidize their leases.
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Sorry didn’t mean to talk about your deals. Specifically was referring to the moneyfator on Macan EV leases
I know what you were referring to.
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Porsche is a “pay to play” brand. They are not going to water down their exclusivity by offering “low” lease payments. So, if that means a high money factor and/or unrealistically low residual…so be it.
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Usually the RV’s are high, frankly, if they had low MF’s their cars would almost all lease pretty attractively.
$599/month 911’s whooohooo!!!
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List of things that are more likely than $599 911s.
- The Saudi Prince comes back
- $599 M8 convertibles
- Hydrogen cars being the future.
- @HersheySweet hacking a Ferrari Purosangue that’s “non replicable”
- CDJR bringing back the Hellcat engine and putting it in a minivan.
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