Was on a bit of a roll with Porsche’s pre-owned leases but programs seemed to get worse and worse as time went on. Before I knew it my $565/mo Cayenne was at the end of its lease extension and I had to move on. Since I am too cheap to pay a disposition fee, this happened.
2026 Porsche Macan Loaner
$76,520 MSRP
$55,300 sale price (27.73% off MSRP)
12 month - 15k mile per year lease
$0 DAS (have to pay CA reg separately which works out to about $710)
$487 + tax = $534mo incl. 9.75%
Having looked at 24/25’s the CPO leases are effectively dead, but 2026 loaners still qualify for new car lease support. Not sure how replicable this would be, ended up being $3-4k better than the best offer I had locally (searched nationwide for one btw) which nearly doubles a payment on a 1 year term.
lol I wasn’t even trying to find this dealer - just did a random search on Autotrader for Macans and stumbled upon it. Was about to call them and was like holdup this is the exact car that was posted
Damn I went and tried the Ai route and it failed. Hello Porsche Finder: find me a white 718 RS. … only 7 in the country heh?
Thanks OP, this is the route for cheap porsche this month. Must be a 2026 loaner and 12mo. I tried hackin a 24 cayenne and it was more over a lesser spec '26 cayenne loaner.
That is a crazy deal. Knowing how arrogant all my local porsche dealerships are, I am afraid when I reach out to them with this, they will just hang up lol
I would be interested to see how much you have to pay for wear and tear/maintenance in that one year. I am sure if you use all 15k miles you will need a set of new tires when you return the car and probably a set of new brakes.
I was not planning the send them any threads. There are bunch of similar loaners nationwide. All I am saying is that I doubt they won’t even come close to this deal even when the selling price is the same.
I had a great deal from a local SoCal store 12/15k miles on a new 2026 Taycan base last September for $10.7k one pay. The deals are out there and it all comes down to finding a motivated dealer.