08 Cayenne S Deal
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Agreed. PDCC is the reason to pay for an '08. Even if you get in at 15-17% off list, that only puts you a few points cheaper than buyers from before the November crash, so you'll be doing battle on resale at about 50% of list in 12-24 months -- that's expensive motoring.
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Actually the pricing today I got for an 09 was better than the 08 with the new special leasing rates from PNA financial. Hmm...decisions...decisions.
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hi what are the new special leasing rates for 09? as also looking at cayenne GTS if i can get a good deal - on another note BMW dealer locally was offering 08 M5 for lease $4K down for $995 a month.
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Definitely don't get the Cayenne without PASM. It really helps significantly. Suggest the $56,000 number on an S with the features you outlined, heated seats, PASM and comfort light package and expect to land at about $59,000 to $61,000. You should be able to swing that depending upon your local market. We're in the deep, deep southern part of the US and were able to swing a comparable deal on a comparable Cayenne S this December. You might be able to get a little more wiggle room now considering the continued tough economic times.