We will see in about 4 months when it gets posted in private transfers with a $5k down payment request lol
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In my effort to revenge @DuaLipa
Please let me know if this is a good deal
MSRP: $12X,XXXX
MF: .00037
Terms: 12 month/15k miles
One pay amount: $8900 (I’m being told not with sales tax or registration even though I see monthly use tax on it and DMV/registration fee).
I asked for $6500 one-pay and this is what they returned back.
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Do you really even need to ask? Even if it is $8900 + tax and tags it would be a yes.
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It’s not that easy… it needs some maintenance items and I was told that I would be on the hook for the wear/tear items??? Plus I asked for $6500.
What does your wife think about the deal?
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Respectfully, and I have enjoyed your recent participation on the forum, why does it matter what you asked for? A $6,500 one pay wouldn’t even be fund-able on a 911.
If you’re to pass please feel free to send it to along to me, unless it’s one of the two I’ve been working on for clients anyway, hah.
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Second in line for the dm if you pass this up
And it has to be a nearly barebones 911..with a 1-2 sticker like that ha
@Jac_Le if Scott passes I’ll be second in line. Idc what the tires have for psi 
Oh and if you’re not familiar with Porsche, your TCO can double quite quickly in the event something goes haywire with the car.,especially since there is no warranty. 911’s are quite reliable in general (when properly maintained) but food for thought.
I have seniority 
@Jac_Le , this 911 is $205k off! Sign today.
Does it have the colored crests in the rims? Otherwise I don’t want it
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Savages.
That’s good to know.
Hole in English muffin, she didn’t want to talk about it.
Thanks; understandable but you said you’re not on the hook for wear items/exterior dings since I didn’t cause them. Very disappointed this is untrue. This is what happens when we put blind faith in anonymous comments.
Love you too.
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Can you go into more details about what the wear items are? Are they tires? Oil change? As everyone else has said you’d be crazy to pass up an $8900 one pay. Just buy used tires from utires or champtires and ride it out. It’s a short lease
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There are both cosmetic wear and more than likely maintenance items but ultimately impacts the TCO. Tires are fine and oil change is going to be done. For my own OCD, it will need plugs and PDK flush. I am also looking into a short term extended warranty just to see what my options are (outside of the dealer). I’m guessing the car must have it’s 10k,20k,30k,40k service completed in order not to be dinged when grounded?
I don’t know if I can trust what you say either @Bumboola since you gave bad Volvo advice and made @aronchi upset since people were calling him after 11:59pm for $199 deals.
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Why would you do these things if not required on a car you don’t own?
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This is making less and less sense to me
several of us have already explained what you would/would not be responsible for
Am I under the wrong impression that I am responsible for maintenance intervals items for the duration of the lease? Or are you saying only items that throw a reminder/warning on the dash is counted?
@zaimer Yes you explained to me that I would not be responsible for items that were pre-lease however I was told otherwise by the dealer; so that is why it’s a little murky as to what I would be on the hook for.
@Bumboola literally doxxed me.
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I’m sorry; that must have felt terrible. (No sarcasm). Maybe you can SWAT him back?