Any suggestions on financing a new 911? Thanks
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Thanks, looked there before. There is some info but not many specific lenders.
how much the car cost? how much down?
Yeah, sales price might be important. Financing a $260k Turbo S could be a lot harder than a $110k Base.
I doubt you’ll want to lease at Porsche’s terrible rates though. Best finance
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Go with a credit union. Rates should be much better than PFS. Don’t lease.
Credit unions often are capped at 100k-120k.
The first question is, is the dealer okay with you bringing in your own financing?
Base daily driver 115k-130k
I’m just outside of Pittsburgh Pa
I have used PSECU in past for traditional loans.
Rare sport classic …you can buy it at msrp if you’re offered an allocation .
Yes because they’re all several points below fed rate. PFS is at, what 6.99% @ 72? PSECU is at 5.99 for 84, tower fcu which you can qualify for by donating - is at I think 4.99% for the same term, 3.49 for 72.
(Sorry if I’m defensive, ‘twas a pitia to find them).
Here are some visualized loan balances including pa sales tax and a 30k+tax downpayment (if you’ve never financed a big ticket item, odds are PFS is going to want a DP)
Tower FCU 3.49@72
PSECU 5.99@84
PFS 6.99@72
Wow great info here thanks!!!
I was able to finance my wife’s new Range Rover back in Oct with BVFCU for 3.5@72. Obviously those rates are gone now, but Tower FCU is the best I have seen recently.
Again, Thanks
Crazy to think I could finance a 911 for less than leasing my trx 
Edit: nvm i’m dumb 
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That is a great discount at only $250k over.
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Who knows where the ADM is on the Sports Classic. Will it follow the 911R roller coaster or are ADM’s coming down on the special cars like they are on the GT cars.
Call your private banker for a loan or to tap your personal line of credit.