Residual on a 12m/15k 20/21 CPO taycan turbo?

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Hi all, new to the forum. Anyone knows what would be the residual on a 12m/15k 20/21 CPO taycan turbo? tried rate finder but for some reason only shows programs for 2024. I would like to calc a target before reaching out to any dealers and I don’t seem to find this information anywhere. Thanks

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I remember reading it could be VIN specific with CPO Porsche leases, but don’t quote me on that… Let the pros chime in - @wam22, @IAC_Scott, @fredyge94

@muoartu - what region are you in?

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I’m sorry but I don’t feel comfortable sharing any of this, it’s done on a per-car basis and I think it would be irresponsible to publicly share how CPO leases are calculated, not to mention sharing the data itself would be a huge no-no.

I am normally happy to share and help as everyone here knows, but this is per car, changes possibly monthly, and I don’t think its right to have some baseline number out there that people might (and will very likely) take and use in the future while it could be incorrect.

For the record, I really am not trying to gate-keep these deals so I can sell them. I share data for other brands and Porsche new-car programs without a problem, but for the CPO stuff I just don’t feel it’s the proper thing to do.

I have a feeling anyone else will feel the same, which is why you never see a calc posted for a CPO lease deal.

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Just to clarify, I wasn’t asking to share actual residuals, just to confirm that it’s VIN/car specific. Thanks for confirming.

@muoartu - basically you’re SOL unless dealer wants to share it with you.

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Yes, it’s MSRP & mileage specific

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Why is it VIN specific for a CPO Porsche? Is this just on the Taycan’s or all CPO Porsches? Personally I have never found a lease on a used car to be worthwhile. Has Porsche changed their programs, or are they doing this simply to unload a bunch of hard to sell used Taycans?

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It’s not VIN specific, but the math is done on a per unit basis.

Not sure if you’ve seen, but there’s some pretty crazy good opportunities for CPO leasing…

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And that’s ok, no hard feelings or anything as I understand this is not your typical lease and the answer you provided is a valid one and I truly appreciate your insight.

I just wanted to post the question in the forum as I’ve seen the deals (specially yours) in the marketplace and discussions about Taycan CPOs but no one actually sharing any calc or providing anything else other than the term, mileage and monthly and as stated in the meme thread you cannot just go off by the monthly lol

I’ll just probably try to hack an EQS loaner (if any remains) instead going thru the Porsche CPO black hole and get a quote for $4k/month

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It is VIN specific because it is based on the miles that the car has. So two 2022 Taycan Turbos can have different residuals depending on how many miles are on the car.

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So how does one get access to the program or the calculations?

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You start working for a Porsche dealer.

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