Wasn’t on my Bingo Card, but had my eye on a high MSRP ($166K) CPO Cayenne Turbo the past few days. I was bored yesterday due to the holiday, so I called the dealer and asked for the one pay price. Total was $11,618, which I felt was a solid deal, so I did not even attempt to haggle and picked the car up this afternoon. 12 months, 15,000 miles. The asking price for the car was $78,984 with 52,xxx miles.
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Nice! Congrats 
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wow awesome spec. does the coupe come with sportdesign package standard or is that an option?
Great deal enjoy it! Some things you don’t haggle and a sub 1k a month turbo is one of them 
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I believe it is an option.
Thanks and agreed!
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Wow didn’t even realize you could lease a CPO’d car like that. New search unlocked lol
So is the key here to find one that had a high original price, steep initial depreciation curve that has stabilized, and on some equivalent of “dealer special”? And then a sales person willing to find the best combination of lease length, residual, and MF%?
Sure and then get TyEvil to help score a deal for an online friend.
Here, allow me to help you:
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The day after I got the deal, the finance manager told me that Porsche had changed the residuals on many of the used models, so I’m not sure if it’s easy to replicate.
I can’t hear you over the sound of my PSE (Porsche Sport Exhaust.)
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