Lease turn in deals?
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Lease turn in deals?
So I am curious with such a huge following of Porsche rennlisters, why isn't anyone offering the vehicle to someone looking for a 2-3 year old Porsche. There is no benefit turning in to dealer. Would not cost anything to sell to rennlister. They would just pay the current payoff amount. Thoughts?
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You can't just make a blanket statement without understanding what the car is worth vs the payoff. For example, Lexus subsidizes their leases so heavily, my 3 year old car was worth $10,000 less than my buyout amount. I would have been a fool to buy it.
#6
I brought this up because I was looking at a 15 4S from a guy that was coming out of the lease. He said that the lease buyout was like 76 and the car is worth closer like 85 to 90. So he just paid it off and now selling it privately.
#7
PCNA gives the dealer who it gets turned into the option of buying it for $XXXX.
If the dealer doesn't want it, it gets auctioned off internally to the Porsche dealer network.
If it doesn't get sold there, goes to major auction houses.
If the dealer doesn't want it, it gets auctioned off internally to the Porsche dealer network.
If it doesn't get sold there, goes to major auction houses.
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Originally Posted by NNN Investment
I brought this up because I was looking at a 15 4S from a guy that was coming out of the lease. He said that the lease buyout was like 76 and the car is worth closer like 85 to 90. So he just paid it off and now selling it privately.
How many miles on this car? MSRP? $85K-$90K sounds strong.
Have the for sale ad link?
#10
In his case, the strong pricing from 2016-present could have helped his deal.
On the other hand, why would someone turning in a car waste their time, risk buying a car, paying taxes, and only to sell it to someone for the buy out price? Zero in it for them. Like your example, they'd buy and and try and make some $$ off it.
Plus who can you trust really?
On the other hand, why would someone turning in a car waste their time, risk buying a car, paying taxes, and only to sell it to someone for the buy out price? Zero in it for them. Like your example, they'd buy and and try and make some $$ off it.
Plus who can you trust really?
#11
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I can't send you a PM so here's my question. I know your the authority on deals. Would you go for a 14 TT with 17k miles for 110k with certified warranty or used 17 C2 6k miles for $94 or 97 with certified warranty. Last option was to just buy new C2 with a $109 msrp with 8% off. My buddy that sells high end says the Best Buy is the TT.
I can't send you a PM so here's my question. I know your the authority on deals. Would you go for a 14 TT with 17k miles for 110k with certified warranty or used 17 C2 6k miles for $94 or 97 with certified warranty. Last option was to just buy new C2 with a $109 msrp with 8% off. My buddy that sells high end says the Best Buy is the TT.
#12
Here is another example. My buddy bought a C2S one year ago. He is doing a pull ahead for a GTS. The dealer is taking the car back. They told him if he has a friend that wants it then sell directly unless they want Certification. He said payoff is like 107k
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Originally Posted by NNN Investment
Here is another example. My buddy bought a C2S one year ago. He is doing a pull ahead for a GTS. The dealer is taking the car back. They told him if he has a friend that wants it then sell directly unless they want Certification. He said payoff is like 107k
Not that great. Will lose $20K a year after you buy it.