Great deal, congrats! Post pics when delivered.
On my deal, PFS and dealer confirmed there was no 12k miles/yr option on a 12 month lease. I would’ve most certainly opted for it had it meant an increase in the residual.
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50% of your recent posts are you trying to be a used tire salesman 
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No, that would get kicked back.
The dealer compensated the difference in RV by higher discount, obv. Still no? Even though the actual RV on the contract is for 15k? No program violation and PFS gets their car back with lower mileage after 12 months. In any case, should be 15k on the contract and the dealer might’ve played with miles on the car.
Only 50%, I would figure it would be higher 
Help a brother out, I need these gone
Delivery is scheduled. I will post pics of the car and contract once it is in hand. Then the “wont fund” talk can stop 
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5,800 miles
If this is all true, and gets delivered. That contract gonna be very popular on the internet and at porsche dealerships…
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Yup! It’ll probably make it all the way to PFS and PCNA and get these deals killed for everyone just like the Panamera a few years ago.
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Leasehackrs and killing good deals. What a iconic combination
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Sorry if I made a snarky comment last night, might’ve had one too many on a Monday night. (Its Friday, see im still drunk)
If im reading this correctly, your monthly is $617 and total out of pocket was $500 ($2500-$2000) so how does this make the car $451 effective?
Now based on guidelines the RV at most can be 63% so someone is going to eat $2300. Whether it be the dealer, you (in not getting that $2k back) or PFS, but someone will.
All money talk aside, you’ll love the car, awesome spec, almost an exact copy of the one I had.
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I got my relative a 2021 Taycan Turbo S with 25k miles on it for effective $890/mo+ tax. Several dealers said it was too good to be true, but got it. 12m/15k mi/yr.
But I still don’t know how CPO leases work…
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It comes with the 21’ RS Spyder Wheels
No one is eating the cost. Let’s say, for example, the car is listed at 82k. They increased it to 84k for the deal to work on the PFS side, but they cut me a check for 2k to offset the increase on the monthly to keep my effective at $451. So, no one is eating the cost.
Homework for the weekend since theres no school monday…
- copy of contract
- Car pics
- Copy of check
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This confuses my pea-brain even more but congrats 
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The dealer is going to eat the difference between 12k and 15k. PFS will kick back the contract and give the dealer the option of paying for the mistake or having it resigned with the correct numbers. It sounds like the dealer is willing to eat the difference in residuals instead of losing a deal.
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No worries… by end of the day it will make it in the meme lounge 
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One-offs at an FS are way more headache than a single lease deal is usually worth, I’ve only heard of them being done consistently for deals that needed to be sweetened due to a f&#k up somewhere else
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Safe to say we can put this deal in the “deals that never happened” category. 
This literally isn’t a possible deal that can be had under any circumstances, because it isn’t real.
OP might take offense to this, but guaranteed we’ll never see a contract posted that looks anything like this. Lol
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