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It's a nice build but I think you can find a better deal with lower mileage on a 2013 .... I would also recommend getting full leather ... I'm biased but I think it makes a huge difference.
Euroclassics can sometimes be a little higher than others I've seen elsewhere in the country...it's right by my office if anyone wants me to take a look at it for them...I am just trolling right now...may be a buyer after the 930s is gone and ready to trade in panamera
It's a nice build but I think you can find a better deal with lower mileage on a 2013 .... I would also recommend getting full leather ... I'm biased but I think it makes a huge difference.
General rule is to lease new and purchase pre owned.
Money factor rates and residuals are not that kind for pre owned vehicles. You might be better off leasing new because Porsche supports new vehicles with rates and residuals.
My SWAG analysis is that it costs about half as much to own one of these good buy CPOs than to lease a new one. And with owning you get a lot more options with use and duration. That's why this thread has had so much value to me. Leasing new of course gives you the benefits of getting the "latest and greatest" and a no hassle turn in at the end. But for half the cost I'll spend a bit of time selling or trading my car when I'm done enjoying it. And "the hunt" is so much fun, and so rewarding if you wait for the right one.
Last edited by Cajun Martyni; 02-14-2016 at 09:03 AM.
Reason: Typo
To answer your question more directly I think it is possible to lease a used car but as pointed out above the money cost is a lot higher than leasing new. You can buy a CPO used and if you don't want to pay cash finance the purchase at 2 1/2 percent or less. That's a pretty low money cost whether you're using someone else's money (borrowing) or using your own.
General rule is to lease new and purchase pre owned.
Money factor rates and residuals are not that kind for pre owned vehicles. You might be better off leasing new because Porsche supports new vehicles with rates and residuals.
Personally I have no interest in leasing a CPO but wasn't aware you could lease a used car.
To answer your question more directly I think it is possible to lease a used car but as pointed out above the money cost is a lot higher than leasing new. You can buy a CPO used and if you don't want to pay cash finance the purchase at 2 1/2 percent or less. That's a pretty low money cost whether you're using someone else's money (borrowing) or using your own.
The beauty of a PreOwned lease is I can pay the lease with pre tax money and write depreciation off as a business expense.
At the end of the lease I can buy the car out for lower residual...
Doesn't make sense for everyone but the numbers work better for me.
FYI, u can lease up to a 5yr old Porsche. MF is .0020 (4.8%).
The beauty of a PreOwned lease is I can pay the lease with pre tax money and write depreciation off as a business expense.
At the end of the lease I can buy the car out for lower residual...
Doesn't make sense for everyone but the numbers work better for me.
FYI, u can lease up to a 5yr old Porsche. MF is .0020 (4.8%).
As a CPA I am aware of the tax consequences of course assuming you are using the car for business purposes. Won't get into the buyout of the lease if you're doing it personally.
02-13-2016, 10:22 AM
Lowest priced used GTS on the market. 
