Taycan refinance or switch to lease

Hello all I have a 2023 Taycan gts that I have been financing In socal msrp was around 160k.
I’m paying 2900 now with 44mo left on 6.9% apr , payoff is 114k and the car is probably worth something in 90s.
I have the option to refinance at 2k for 72mo or to switch over to a lease option.
|24 Months for 2700 and 39 Months for 2200

Why would you refinance to a longer term and pay more interest? Are you having hard time making payments?

Porsche standard MF is around 8.4% If you refi you essentially push back on your payoff and adding another 2 years of interest.

Yes have had some unexpected expenses and trying to lower monthly payments. Would the lease option be a bad idea?

Are you related to @li8625

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Leasing it means you have to sell it to somebody. Can you simply get out of it all together and buy something less expensive?

Porsche said they could lease it to me.
I am considering paying off the negative equity and finding a depreciated macan deal

24k negative on a 2 year lease is $1k + rent and tax per month in :pig:

What’s the least expensive Audi or BMW EV with incentives that could also carry that advance?

sorry not sure who that is. i just joined today

Are you saying they will lease you a new one or your existing car?

They will lease me back my current car. Was told it’s a new program. No extra cost

I don’t know why the forum’s worst shitposter tagged me for.

My name is @li8625, generally known as a shitposter, light troll and terrible meme maker. I don’t have any skill actually leasing and buying cars but I make some mediocre memes that manage to impress the right people and now I’m driving an 911 S Cabriolet.

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As far as big rebates go, Acura ZDX has a lot.

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Hope my post didn’t look like a troll post lol. I had a 911 and have been known to troll at times but wouldn’t risk it on my first post ever.

Thank you will check!

nah you’re good. @DuaLipa just wishes he was me

So they will take ur current car, whatever u have already paid in payments (including sales tax on that $160k), then whatever ur negative is, will be reapplied to your new lease term ? And then will lease u back the same car, add the negative and ice it up with a new moneyfactor ?
I really hope you dont go for Option 2.

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If you can lease for 2 years and wash away your negative equity that’s interesting. I’d want to know what the residual is on the 24 or 39 month options.

So that’s not the actual dua lipa?

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That’s why I asked this experienced forum. Thank you so much for the input. I still gotta do my research