2014 caymen lease
04-24-2013, 03:55 AM
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2014 caymen lease
Hey guys lookin at gettin a caymen
Car is 67k
Non S
5k down
27 months
10k miles
$ 930 with la sales tax
What u guys think? Kinda ready but dont know if price is right..
Car is 67k
Non S
5k down
27 months
10k miles
$ 930 with la sales tax
What u guys think? Kinda ready but dont know if price is right..
04-24-2013, 01:45 PM
#2
Burning Brakes
Hard to say, money factor plays a lot in leases, plus it is a new car - have you negotiated price down from MSRP at all?
Personally, given the above lease price, I would not go for it. Local dealer here advertises Boxter (non S) for $600/month with no money down (well they do say taxes extra, so some money will need to be put down to get the advertised price) and with similar terms. Is new Cayman worth 50+% price increase. Not in my opinion. I would wait until maybe fall/winter and see if price either goes down or dealer would be willing to cut a better deal.
But then, if money is not an issue and you want the car now? Why not? If it makes you happy and you have means to pay the price and not worry about it too much, why wait?
Personally, given the above lease price, I would not go for it. Local dealer here advertises Boxter (non S) for $600/month with no money down (well they do say taxes extra, so some money will need to be put down to get the advertised price) and with similar terms. Is new Cayman worth 50+% price increase. Not in my opinion. I would wait until maybe fall/winter and see if price either goes down or dealer would be willing to cut a better deal.
But then, if money is not an issue and you want the car now? Why not? If it makes you happy and you have means to pay the price and not worry about it too much, why wait?
04-27-2013, 01:08 AM
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Man of Many Porsches
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seems high whats the residual? .. boxsters are in the 75% range.. at $67k you should be in the
$700 range.. that's minus $5k and discount(if there's any)
unless youre not in the Porsche special 24month lease
$700 range.. that's minus $5k and discount(if there's any)
unless youre not in the Porsche special 24month lease
04-30-2013, 04:31 PM
#5
Drifting
Do they make you prove that you can correctly spell the name of the car that you are buying before they take your money? 
Seriously... the price seems high. But as others have said, if you want good advice, give us all the numbers, the negotiated price of the car, residual, money factor, etc.
Seriously... the price seems high. But as others have said, if you want good advice, give us all the numbers, the negotiated price of the car, residual, money factor, etc.
05-01-2013, 12:06 AM
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Porsche Nut
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Do they make you prove that you can correctly spell the name of the car that you are buying before they take your money?
Seriously... the price seems high. But as others have said, if you want good advice, give us all the numbers, the negotiated price of the car, residual, money factor, etc.
Seriously... the price seems high. But as others have said, if you want good advice, give us all the numbers, the negotiated price of the car, residual, money factor, etc.
