992 C4S lease
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thanks Uter. I posted this here as leasetrader does not let you communicate with interested people and figured the people who have expressed interest in my lease might be on this forum and we can get in contact on more detail here.
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Well, with your $7k incentive, it's likely to move quickly.
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a word of caution , PFS keeps the first Lessee on the hook till the end of the lease even with the transfer . like missed payments , excessive damage , excess mileage etc
that is true for the vw group which also includes Audi
not a lot of people know about this , so take that into consideration
that is true for the vw group which also includes Audi
not a lot of people know about this , so take that into consideration
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thanks for the caution pitt. i know these transfers are not clear cut on liability, i guess you could ask the new lessee the sign a letter of guarantee that supersedes your responsibility to Porsche.
So i love the car, absolutely not a thing wrong about it. i previously daily drove a '17 C4S and ultimately moved into the M5 when that came out in AWD for "practicality" of 4 doors and a trunk and a bit more comfort / tech. i thought i could move back to the 911 as a daily and i pulled the trigger and as much as a i love this well built scalpel i find myself wanting for a little more comfort and space. Unfortunately i only have a two car garage and i need 1 supercar / sedan to satisfy my needs. i was thinking about a cayenne turbo coupe as a possible answer, RS6 would be my dream, but those are leasing for insulting numbers. Ultimately i need a six car garage with 6 cars as i lose interest in cars too quickly, but that is for another time.
i lease as this is a company car, my short attention span for cars would certainly work better for a purchase, but that does not work with my company set up. if i don't get out of the lease i'll ride it out and enjoy, but taking a shot at making a switch if someone wants my pretty decently priced lease.
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a word of caution , PFS keeps the first Lessee on the hook till the end of the lease even with the transfer . like missed payments , excessive damage , excess mileage etc
that is true for the vw group which also includes Audi
not a lot of people know about this , so take that into consideration
that is true for the vw group which also includes Audi
not a lot of people know about this , so take that into consideration
OP, let me know how it works out (or has worked out) for you. I'm looking to transfer my 991.2 lease at some point in the near future.
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This used to be the case but no longer. I called PFS back in Nov 2020 and they said now the lease transfer is free and clear - the first Lessee is no longer on the hook for anything. Now the bad news: due to Covid PFS does not allow lease transfers currently. They said the DMVs are taking too long to transfer title. But BMW still lets you transfer lease - I just did that last week.
OP, let me know how it works out (or has worked out) for you. I'm looking to transfer my 991.2 lease at some point in the near future.
OP, let me know how it works out (or has worked out) for you. I'm looking to transfer my 991.2 lease at some point in the near future.