62,970 MSRP= $2,840 out of pocket
39 months 10,000 miles per year
$990 tax included
For a 21 Porsche Macan, located in South Florida
They also offered
$56,080= $2840 due
39 months 10,000 miles per year
$800 tax included.
It is definitely a deal.
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a good deal? i am coming from the BMW world, these leases seem much different than what i am used to especially with the limited inventory
It is hard to say without knowing the selling price and money factor. Porsche is in a different leasing sphere than BMW and almost every other brand, so a $62k Macan will never lease for what a similar BMW will. Without getting too specific since there is a conflict of interest here, I think you can do a little better but don’t expect much.
Looks like a good deal on the second one. I would do $4000 down for $699 if they wanted to do it lol
Second one looks good, do you do a lot of night driving? I would miss the auto dim mirrors
not really but leaning towards the first car in terms of upgrades, they won’t divulge the money factor or deal with US Bank. Trying to see if i can get the payment in the 8’s
It looks like the MF and Res are accurate according to Edmunds with no discounts. Honestly though if you have the capital/ability you should buy the car if you’re set on it. You’re paying 60% in depreciation/finance charges over 3 years vs getting a good rate from the bank and keeping ~60% res value in 3 years. Could still sell the car in a short time and get a new one it’s just the overall cost would be significantly less (although you’d be putting down almost double the capital before you sold so you would need the cap available).
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Why not cayenne
2021 Cayenne
Monthly payment:
$849
Term in months:
36
$6,819 due from customer at lease signing
That sounds like an advertised special for the cayenne, which means it’s actually thousands more than that
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Why would you recommend this deal to anyone? You will be paying nearly $7k upfront + fees + taxes which might end up being closer to $10k upfront (depending on your tax situation).
As @mllcb42 stated, this is probably a national ad.
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Do some simple math,
Deal 1: 990 x 39+2840=41450 or 66% of msrp
Deal 2: 800 x 39+2840=34040 or 61% of msrp
Do you think in 39 months a macan with be worth 34-39% or less of it’s original msrp? If yes lease. If not buy.
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