Not a unicorn deal by any means, but a good data point for anybody looking for a Cayenne.
Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2020 Porsche Cayenne
MSRP: $79790
Monthly Payment: $929.68+tax ($1,018 including Los Angeles Tax)
Drive-Off Amount: $5000
Months: 24
Annual Mileage: 7,500
MF: .00200 (PFS Buy Rate)
Residual: 68%
Incentives: I wish
Region: SoCal
Leasehackr Score: 6.3 years
Leasehackr Calculator Link: CALCULATOR | LEASEHACKR
WOOOW UNICORN!!! I WOULD TAKE 4 AT THIS PRICE 
Nice. Total lease cost of $28,000 is probably less than actual depreciation if you were to purchase.
If you pay cash, it would be like $80K out the door, and value after two years would be like… $45K?
These cars hold their value much better than that. I would think closer to ~55k w/ average mileage.
Good god…why?
Perhaps bc he can…
I would buy an 18 or 19, however some people like a brand new car. For a cayenne it’s not a terrible lease deal as Michael stated. He will be ahead in 2 years vs buying a 2020.
10% is about all you can squeeze out of dealers right now so discount is decent. I shopped these for my wife and decided to go preowned if I get one.
Porsche at southbay has one with a better discount
Because he’s rich
Congratulations and enjoy!
No, they don’t.
That ad is for a car with $6k less MSRP and for 42 mos. vs. the OP’s 24 mos. When adjusted for the term difference it’s about an ~8.5% discount vs. the OP’s 9.4%.
Pretty much every Porsche dealer will have some teaser Cayenne lease special, but when you cut through the BS and get down to it 9-10% at base MF is the best you can expect on a new non-demo unit.
I know the person who bought the car, it was sarcasm.
But you’re too dense to understand that 
People need to stop narcing, ass for every seat or I’d have 90 velars left (plot twist I don’t :./ )
Your math is off. Effective payment for Op is $1250 Including taxes for 7500 miles
The car I showed is $984 all in for 10k miles
Porsche is rolex. You don’t rent rolex, you buy it.
I got a p380 velar for 603 including Cali tax a month
That’s a deal
This is not, thanks for flagging me guys
The fact that you’re comparing a wannabe Range Rover to a Cayenne is laughable
Made in Bratislava
The car you showed is $6k less MSRP, and the ad is for a 42 month term vs the OP’s 24 months.
No doubt the payment may be lower, because the reasons mentioned above, however a lower payment does not necessarily mean it’s a better discount.
As mentioned, when you put that ad’s deal into the calculator and adjust RV for 42 mos. it’s around a ~8.5% discount vs. the OP’s 9.4%.
Can you share your calculator? I would love to to see how you came up with those numbers. the 7500 miles vs 10k miles will eat up ~ 2% of the price difference.
Edit: just pulled the RV from edmunds. You are correct. I’m dumb 
Sure, here’s the calculator adjusted for the $73k MSRP car in the ad as well as 42 mo/10k miles.
8.5% discount gets the payment within a dollar.
