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Looking for some recommendations on any Canadian based car loan/lease financial institutions. I have always been under the impression that I could only use a dealer or, my bank for this service. I hear that there are "other options" out there? A quick Google search pulls up a few but I am hoping someone on here can provide a lead for someone they personally have used.

I am looking to purchase an '07 997TT. I find most dealership's and bank's will only offer 48mth payment terms - hoping 60mths is available. I am hopeful that a 3rd party lender can offer a 5yr loan/lease program.

Any suggestions?

atr911

My car is leased through Pfaff Leasing. They'll do any make model. Despite a hiccup or two, they've been reasonable to deal with and rates weren't terrible.

boraiv333

Howson Leasing will help you.

Christien

I run a small leasing company. We cater to the sub prime market, so I doubt our services are what you're looking for, but I can tell you that there are plenty of small lenders out there. Be careful with a straight google search on car loans - many of the hits are dealerships looking to draw traffic to make sales.

TD bank does car loans, and their rates start at 5.9 last time I checked.

Dr Mitch

+1 on Howson - I've dealt with them for years...

KillPhil

Try Stephen Goodbody, Chief Instructor, UCR - that's the business he's in. 905-415-8248 or lsgform@idirect.com

Richard930

Don't like to be the one to say it, but if you need financing for a used Porsche you probably shouldn't be buying one. My 2 cents only;do as you wish!

Hyper911

vs financing a new?. Still a 70-90k car so as long as the peron can afford the payments i dont see the big issue.
5 years though will be tough on an 07. Rates will be higher. Pfaff is good as stated above.

King_James

One prudent with finances would argue the exact opposite. Putting cash into a depreciating asset is a bad idea considering lending can be had for as low as prime rate. That cash is better left in investments earning higher rates.

Just my 2 cents, do as you wish!

moab

I always find unsolicited advice like this amusing. You know nothing about the OP's circumstances.