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Old 08-13-2024, 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted by beye
Leasing, by itself, is not a solution to minimize « losses ».
But leasing + incentives + 0% rate for sure is a good deal for people who change car every 3 years.
There is no way to have huge discount/incentive on a Macan EV (1-2% max discount on MSRP? Moreover, it is not correlated with leasing), so we have to pay it and enjoy it without stress!

Canˋt wait, 7 weeks to go
0% lease rate?
Old 08-14-2024, 03:30 AM
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Sorry, not 0% lease rate. I meant 0% on the loan that is “behind” the lease rate. (Sorry, I do not know how to explain that in few english words)
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Out of curiosity - what are the residual values you guys have with lease?

I have an offer from the dealer and for Macan 4 after two years and 20k km a year the residual value is 63,80% with promo lease terms (almost no discount meaning sticker price). Drops to 56,80% after 3 years.

With standard lease terms (which you can combine with some discount for the car price) it's 60,3% after two years and 53,3% after 3 years.
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Originally Posted by TomekGnomek
Out of curiosity - what are the residual values you guys have with lease?

I have an offer from the dealer and for Macan 4 after two years and 20k km a year the residual value is 63,80% with promo lease terms (almost no discount meaning sticker price). Drops to 56,80% after 3 years.

With standard lease terms (which you can combine with some discount for the car price) it's 60,3% after two years and 53,3% after 3 years.
Check message #5 above for my findings.



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