Porsche Taycan residial value and money factor

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2025 Taycan Base loaner, 3,500 miles on odometer, Maryland, 24/7,500.

For some reason I can’t start a new topic on Edmunds but only comment on old ones.

Thank you

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69%

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0.0026 (6.24) is what I’m seeing

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Thank you very much

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I am offered a 24/7,500 lease for $1,100 a month, no money down on a 2025 Taycan Base loaner with 4,000 miles, MSRP $124K. Discount $26,464, Rebate $7,500, MF 0.0035, Residual 69%. I will also trade in my 2023 BMW I4 that wil reduce the taxes by over $2,000 and get the check for $32K back from Porsche. What do you think?

Thanks in advance

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Since you are getting $32K back from Porsche on the BMW trade, I assume the BMW is paid off. You might want to consider a one-pay lease to lower the MF and save on the Taycan lease. The MF on the Taycan seems marked up considerably.

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That is on a one-pay. Standard is .0035 for that model.

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Thank you for the feedback. MF is actually 0.0035 per Edmunds. One pay lease is $24K which is indeed $2,400 less. However,Porsche doesn’t refund prorated payments if car is totaled.

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Have you driven one yet? I tried to like it

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I did and I’m still on the fence about replacing my perfectly fine I4 with it. It’s a great drive but Taycan is materially bigger, and I like I4’s infontainment more.

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Not apples to apples. But maybe chatting with some brokers

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@IAC_Scott thanks for the correction. :+1:

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You should take that deal.

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Thanks. Do you mean the $1,100 a month or one pay for $24K?

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Agree they really need to rework that infotainment, Main reason I passed was that and the brake

system. Plus at lease end it would not be worth buying it at all.

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The 1,100/mo is great, a one pay would only make it better effectively, but you should not hesitate on the deal you already have in hand, it’s great.

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Thank you very much for your feedback

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Did you get this in writing somewhere or was this a salesperson who said this? It’s pretty inconsistent as to what we’ve seen on here regarding one pays across a number of lessors including Audi. I suppose Porsche could have a variation however I find it unlikely.

Any idea on this @IAC_Scott or @wam22 ?

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I was told by a sales and general manager that they do not prorate unlike Audi

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I just called Porsche finnacial services, and they effectively said the same.

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So why do it? Keep the i4. How much is this deal costing you by trading in the i4? Cost of ownership had to be pretty high.