Porsche 911 Turbo Lease

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Has anyone done a deal on a Porsche 911 Turbo? It looks like the numbers are pretty bad, 220k msrp and ~$3,500 a month. I haven’t found any solid numbers, that’s just a rough estimate from some things I’ve read. I’ll try to get a quote from the dealership Monday. I’d like to stay under 3k a month ideally.

Also let me know if you have any other recommendations for that price range. I have no idea which exotic cars have decent leases. I’ve seen some Mclaren 570’s on swapalease for under 2k per month and 720’s for around 3k, which is tempting. But I haven’t seen much else that’s reasonable. Do any Ferrari’s or Lamborghini’s lease in this range?

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Are you planning to daily driver? Stick with the porsche. Also buying with porsche is usually the better bang for buck.

Is it a weekend only car? Go with a Mclaren or lamborghini. Ferrari is worth looking into but they usually don’t lease as well as mclaren or lamborghini.

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Find one first lol. lmk if you would rather look at Mclaren, astons or Lamborghini.

Ferrari depending on car you may be better off buying well then leasing.

:chocolate_bar:

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Haven’t seen any 911 Turbo data points other than the below posted on SAL and Worst Leases You’ve Seen thread, basically $5k/month.

In any event with most 911’s it’s easy to see exactly what your payments will be, just get the latest MF and RV from Edmunds and build a quick calculator. No incentives and on a Turbo you’ll be at MSRP if you’re lucky.

Leasetrader - 2021 911 Turbo Cab

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There’s almost no inventory in the US. :chocolate_bar:

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Oh I know…

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It would be a weekend car basically, I work from home. I’m also considering buying something 4-6 years old and only taking it out once or twice a month. That’s the best choice financially.

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Also standard advice with pretty much any Porsche is to make sure you look at 39 and 42 month terms, which invariably lease out better than 36 months.

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Ouch. I’d be ok just financing a 2-3 year old Turbo in that case. That’s insane.

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Just for $hits I just ran the numbers on a $230k Turbo S coupe, 36 mo 10k, assuming you paid MSRP and base MF you’re looking at $3800/mo with $6k DAS.

A 42 mo, 7500k drops it to $3500 with $5500 DAS.

All of the above is pre-tax.

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If you can purchase/finance a used one, that’s probably the best way to go. The higher end Porsche’s seem to hold their value very well, and are much better options than leases.

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Seems like just doing an 84 month loan with 30k down is a much better payment.

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Thanks, that’s what I thought. I was just hoping they had some deals. :smiley: I’ll probably just do that. I kinda want to keep this car forever anyways. If I leased, I’d buy it out at the end. Just thought it would be nice to have lower payments up front.

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A great deal on a Turbo S is MSRP. A lot of dealers have 1+ year waitlist for orders. Don’t bother leasing it at 6% interest when you can finance it for less.

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Finance this beast or get a used 991.2 Turbo S or even a GT3 and save 80k.

Best of luck.

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Or something more rare/collectible like a 996 GT2 - those can be had in the low 100’s in amazing shape.

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That’s a great suggestion, but I can’t find ANY 996 GT2s in low 100ks.

I’m also guessing OP wants something a little newer if looking at a 992 Turbo S lease. The aesthetic, tech, and comfort a leagues different.

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If you are using it that little I would recommend leasing a mclaren/lamborghini or buying a porsche.

I think 5k miles/yr should cover u.

Really also depends on what type of person you are, are you looking for a more purist lowkey car that is a drivers car? Or a flashy exotic.

Personally if I was driving a car that little my option would be a 720s, it’s very sleek and has the driving dynamics to match the cars exterior.

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Fair - one cool thing is Porsche has the new communication update for the 996 to get CarPlay etc in place of the original entertainment system. Even a 996 Turbo/Turbo S leaves room for other toys.

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I noticed that last year and completely forgot about it. I wished I had remembered it looking for my 991.1.