does Porsche allow 3rd party buy outs

Why did you open a new thread within hours of the prior one to ask essentially the same question?

sorry i could not find it thought maybe it did not post

Why not just call Porsche finance and ask as a lot of these policies are fluid these days?

In the future, you can click on your profile and the on “Activity.” It’ll show you all your posts. :slight_smile: We def have posters here who would know the answer to this question (I do not), but, if no one responds, I agree w/ calling Porsche financial.

i called thanks, you can trade it in to any dealer does not have to be porsche, but if you sell it private the title has to go to you then you transfer it after that.

A third party buyout is not the same as you selling the car (privately). You cannot “sell” something that isn’t yours.

Be aware if trying to sell privately there will be a pretty hefty sales tax bill depending on what you have…tax alone when I bought my 911 was near 15K.

in California they give you a 14 day grace period

I think it is 10…and all the stars have to align…have never done it tho!

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Porsche and 3rd party buy out

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jeisensc May 30, 2024, 12:32am 11

You thought right