My 911 - C2 - Assume Lease
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If you are going to lease again, ask you dealer if they are doing a lease loyalty program. This south Florida dealer can do up to 12 months lease forgiveness.
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2014 991 TT
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Does the lease have a current payoff? Residual plus remaining lease payments is in the ballpark of a fair asking price, but curious if the lease has a clause to allow you to purchase off lease then sell. Thanks.
EDIT: Just saw your response in between when I opened this thread and when I responded. Thank you.
EDIT: Just saw your response in between when I opened this thread and when I responded. Thank you.
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Does the lease have a current payoff? Residual plus remaining lease payments is in the ballpark of a fair asking price, but curious if the lease has a clause to allow you to purchase off lease then sell. Thanks.
EDIT: Just saw your response in between when I opened this thread and when I responded. Thank you.
EDIT: Just saw your response in between when I opened this thread and when I responded. Thank you.
He has me set up to take a Boxster GTS out for a spin for comparison. It's going to need to be incredible for me to consider it. However, it might give me some insight into how I might like a 718 Spyder.
I am also going to ask him if I can hold off on a build until December, after the LA Auto show where the 992 will be introduced. I probably should see the official release before deciding against it. Having said that, if somebody wants my current car now, I am ready to let it go.
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Lease assumption: Confirmed that a lease can be assumed, but not the responsibility. So, no-brainer, I won't do a lease assumption. I'll consider a buy out if anybody is interested.
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Dan- be sure you know what the sales tax issues are in a lease buyout. I know in CT, you need to add the tax to the buyout amount. So if I wanted to buyout the lease and sell the car, the tax becomes part of my cost basis. Pretty stinky. Just be sure you know how your state treats the transfers.
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