Signed: 2023 Taycan RWD (loaner); 12/15,000; $648/mo; 118k msrp

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This one didn’t take much effort to find and work a deal on. I put an offer of 82k selling price and it was accepted immediately. It had 4600 miles on it and was a former loaner so it qualified for the 7500 rebate. But when it came to signing, FM realized it wouldn’t fund because the cap cost fell under the residual of $77,853. So they bumped up the selling price to $82,500 and after the rebate and all fees, adjusted cap cost was at $77,964. After the SM admitted their mistake of accepting the initial offer of 82k, they absorbed the first month’s payment and so i’ll only be responsible for 11 months. This comes to $594/mo if I were to be making 12 months of payments. Shoutout to the staff for being transparent and a smooth transaction. Thanks for looking LHers

'23 Porsche Taycan RWD
MSRP: 117,960
Selling price: 82,500
Monthly: 648 x 11 months
Rebate: 7500
MF: .0041 (bumped up from .0035)
Residual: 66%
12 months
15k miles/yr

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Congratulations dont know if its your first taycan, but their fun to drive.

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Congratulations! Maybe is different for Porsche, but isn`t the first month always covered in a lease?

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Congrats Rahul! This is a deal worth jumping on—glad you heeded my advice to just take it. :wink:

PJ

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Congrats on your deal. I updated the title to indicate it was a loaner.

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thanks. yes our first Taycan and agree it drives nice. the rear axle steering makes cornering a lot of fun. our e-tron gt feels faster but this one handles better imo.

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Thanks. I don’t believe so, at least not in my experience.

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Thanks PJ! chatting with you was definitely the tipping point in the decision.

Thanks

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Since you had both, interior wise which you prefer?

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I REALLY like this. If I didn’t get the Hummer recently I would’ve jumped on it. Congrats.

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I actually prefer the Audi interior since it still has physical buttons

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Anything DAS?

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Great deal, but I’m not sure how this would be possible, as far as I knew, 2023’s lost lease support months ago, including rebates…

Am I missing something @wam22? Was there a continuation of 2023MY new car programs just for Taycans?

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Given the 12/15 maybe just a CPO lease?

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The 12/15k would be irrelevant to differentiate between a CPO and a new unit deal.

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First months is often included in the upfronts. Op didn’t specify if there was anything DAS. I assume taxes, fees and first months (but dealer ate the first months portion)

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As far as I knew, there are no rebates for CPO leases, that’s whats confusing about it.

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This isn’t what Scott is talking about. 2023s lost new lease support in Q2

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I think I hear ya there… for the functionality and there is almost something sentimental about the physical buttons. :smile:

I’ll never forget my first time viewing a (newer) Porsche interior as a kid, with googly eyes. It seemed like the cockpit of an airplane and I remember thinking “how could anyone learn to drive something like that” lol.

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