|MSRP: $128,295
Selling Price: $104,560 (~18.5% off) This includes about 2k in add ons
Incentives: $7,500 EV pass through and 2700 Welcome to Porsche incentive
MF: 0.0035 base → 0.0027 for one-pay|
Residual: 67% ($85,957.65)|
Term: 24 months / 7,500 miles per year|
One Pay: 24690
Spec: Black paint, Rear axle steering, Sports Chrono, Premium Package, and sports turismo wheels.
Hey Congratulations!! How to qualify for the conquest rebate $2700?
I’m working on a deal as well but none of the dealerships mentioned about a conquest rebate. Thanks in advance!!
If youre within 6 months of returning your lease, they’ll credit you 3 months worth of payments. So whatever your lease payment is multiply by three and they should credit that amount.
Nice car, nice deal! Is this a typical taycan discount or a unicorn deal? What’s a typical % off for a taycan? Any shopping tips you learned along the way? (I’ve searched taycan forums, but seems like I can only find examples where people who ordered and paid full price!)
I dont know if this is typical but it definitely beats some broker deals. The one pay definitely helps a lot. Shaves about 3-4k off the total lease cost. Some may say doing a one pay is risky, but that’s a different discussion. Look for cars that have been sitting for a long time.
Hey! Do you have any idea how long this car has been in the lot? I’ve found a couple that have been sitting over a full year and I’m wondering if the deal you got could’ve been on a similarly ‘stagnant’ vehicle.
From what I and others have gathered after talking with PFS is that they will return any funds above your payoff. Meaning if your payoff is 50k and actual cash value as assessed by your insurance company is 70k, you’d get a check for 20k.
Sorry for your loss. If it’s underwater then the entire one pay amount is gone?
does the gap insurance kick in before the one pay amount or after? For example, if payoff is 70k, ACV is 50k and one pay amount is 10k, does the gap insurance fill the 20k negative equity first, then you get 10k back or you get nothing back and gap insurance only pays 10k negative equity?
I highly doubt it’s gonna be underwater but yes, gap would cover it. As I understand it you would not get your one pay back but a member privately messaged me and said he talked with Porsche twice and they said you get a prorated part of the one pay back. When I talked with them a few months ago, this wasn’t the case. We shall see.