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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Great find. brokers are asking for 16.5 for similar ones now 
If this ever ends up in Private Transfers i’ll be the first to message. enjoy
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So you saw a used car for sale and called the dealership to see if they’d do a one pay lease instead of selling the car?
congrats! but 58k miles? a lot of miles. hopefully taken care of.
Programs are different, deals are a lot harder to come by.
I’m sure he was aware of the fact that this was generally possible due to reading this forum and seeing other deals, this sounds very generic.
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It appears that way, doesn’t it?
I still cry myself to sleep every night that I missed that Christmas week Macan between text messages. I’ll call next time. 
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Yes, I have gotten lucky with several lease deals before and understand the Porsche programs a bit. The vehicle was listed for sale, but I asked the dealership for lease numbers on a one-year lease. Most Porsche dealers are familiar with these and will provide a quote for you on a vehicle they have in their inventory.
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