did you lease or finance or pay full cash for your 992 and why?
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did you lease or finance or pay full cash for your 992 and why?
hello all!
as I am waiting for my first Porsch 911 allocation, I am still debating whether to finance, lease or pay full cash for it giving how high the total cost of ownership of 911 is? Financially I am in the position to pay 200K cash for the car but I am also pretty confident that I can generate more than 10% in my portfolio with 200K cash in hand. If I do pay the whole car off with cash, I will lose the opportunity to generate high return with the 200K extra cash. For currently 911 992 owners, did you lease or finance or pay full cash for your 992 and why?
as I am waiting for my first Porsch 911 allocation, I am still debating whether to finance, lease or pay full cash for it giving how high the total cost of ownership of 911 is? Financially I am in the position to pay 200K cash for the car but I am also pretty confident that I can generate more than 10% in my portfolio with 200K cash in hand. If I do pay the whole car off with cash, I will lose the opportunity to generate high return with the 200K extra cash. For currently 911 992 owners, did you lease or finance or pay full cash for your 992 and why?
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If you are so confident that you can generate 10% return, after taxes (cap gain, divi, etc), it's probably more or less the same as your lease/ finance rate.
Guess it comes down to whether you agree with Porsche's residual value in your agreement for a lease.
Having said all that, it doesn't sound like you have any emotional attachment to this vehicle. Go for the lease as you can just hand back the key after a couple of years.
Guess it comes down to whether you agree with Porsche's residual value in your agreement for a lease.
Having said all that, it doesn't sound like you have any emotional attachment to this vehicle. Go for the lease as you can just hand back the key after a couple of years.
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To do that financial comparison make sure you compare apples to apples. The investment return you quote is probably before taxes and the interest on a personal lease is after tax money. So either take away your marginal tax rate from the investment return then compare or gross up the lease rate to equate how much before tax money it equates to for you to net the lease rate.
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Guess it comes down to whether you agree with Porsche's residual value in your agreement for a lease. Having said all that, it doesn't sound like you have any emotional attachment to this vehicle. Go for the lease as you can just hand back the key after a couple of years.
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If you’re buying 300k cars, you should be able to buy it cash and forget about it. Otherwise, it’s too much at that point in time.
I really hate paying interest, unless it’s very very low and it ain’t very very low anymore.
I really hate paying interest, unless it’s very very low and it ain’t very very low anymore.
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Debt is a fact of life. Most people have debt on their houses, credit card debt, every business uses debt as part of their capital stack. I really don't believe there are hard and fast rules about "paying cash" if you are buying an expensive car. There are people out there that lease lamborghinis, ferraris and even bugattis. That's why every exotic brand that I know of has a leasing/financial services department.