Also likely calculating RV as a used car not a demo/loaner. Especially given the ~8k miles on it.
It’s a good thing you didn’t show the dealer name…. this one would have been poached.
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Never buy a car in CT.
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I left the VIN on there to spoon feed partially. 
Albany NY.
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Ha, I was emailing with them about this same one this a.m. as well.
They aren’t always bad.
Hung up from a dealer now that said if it’s cpo they can’t do new RV… Then he wanted to know if I’m trying to recreate a deal I saw online cuz you guys flooding the dealerships
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depends on whether it’s CPO as in they purchased the car from someone, or whether it’s just CPO as in they got a demo/loaner/exec car certified (“CPO”).
The former does indeed get a used car RV, if it’s the latter then it’s just a Porsche dealer who doesn’t want to deal or doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
“I sAw tHiS dEaL oNLiNe oN tHiS wEbSiTe cAlLeD lEaShAcKr”
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Rule #1 of Slickdeals
DONT CALL
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Nah it was a ex loaner
I think you goofed on the pronoun
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the best one so far but it’s not the end of the war .
MSRP $75xxx 11k miles on it
dealer says it’s buy rate MF
something catchy here
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Nice deal on a lease. I got a 2022 Macan S as well last year. Paid msrp for it. Will probably trade it in after another year or so. I’ll probably be sunk in more than 20k in TCO for sure. That said I only have 4.2k miles on it after A year.
The Macans are so pretty 
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I think it’s best to aim for cars with under 10k miles. No mileage penalty (if dealer knows what they’re doing)
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And lower msrp
Wow solid deal! Congrats!
Nissan Frontier one-pay or Porsche Macan one-pay? 
I’m not following the calculator
Did you take into account that nothing over $70-70200 is residualized?
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