BoxsterG

Is Porsche offering 2.9% on CPO vehicles at this time? My cousin is looking for a 2006 - 2007 C2S Cab.
I was looking on AutoTrader ans saw an ad but I am not sure if it is correct?
Also if anyone know of a good car that is available not to exceed $60K please let me know as we are looking for a nice car.

JW911

That is for new 2010 models.

Macster

Porsche of Fremont (CA) is offering 2009 "demos" (Cayman Coupe, Boxster S, several 911 Cabs (S models with PDK, several without), and 2010 "demo" Panameras (an S and a Turbo) at substantial discount ($10K for the Cayman and Boxster) and $25k for the PDK Cabs, $20K for the other 2 Cabs, and $10K for the two Panameras. The 2.9% interest rate is mentioned though the ad does not indicate it is not availalble for these "demo" cars.

I suspect it is. But this may vary from dealer to dealer. Early last year when I was shopping left over 2008 cars I encountered big discounts and pressed one dealer about low interest rate and was told it could be done if I were to buy. Dealers were quite anxious to move cars then though. Might be less anxious now but you never know.

Sincerely,

Macster.

erenyes

2.9 is for 2010 cars only

BoxsterG

Thanks for the update guys as I didnt see any mention of the 2.9% on the Porsche website.

At Law

Just put 100% down, 0% financing, and no monthly payments.

Seems to work well.

big_willy

I agree - but unfortunately the vast majority of the United States buys everything on credit.

My clear bra installer was out in LA for a show, and he was shocked at the number of high end cars with no clear bras. After enquiring about it, it turns out the large majority of people in Cali (and I presume other parts of the US) lease their cars and don't care since they give it back after a few years.

It's also tough in California as there is a small percentage of people who are mega rich, then you have the larger group of "wannabes" that mortgage everything to the hilt, to try and fit in with that upper group - or try to make people think they're a part of that group. Then the housing crisis hits and a third of the homes go into foreclosure. It's really quite sad...