desidon

Hello folks... Does anyone know when these will be out yet?

daveo4porsche

i don’t even know what they are?

4pipes

Leasing terms?

desidon

Yes... Lease numbers. Since the pricing in general was higher than expected, I am wondering if they would make the leasing terms a bit aggressive.

daveo4porsche

thank you! now i understand - i rarely lease cars so i lacked context.

pokingaround

I wonder what the MRM is. That could really put a damper on things lease-wise.

Needsdecaf

What's it been on the Panameras? They are priced the same?

pokingaround

I can't recall, though it's possible that they set a different MRM even though similarly priced.

neil.yoshi

I'm curious about this as well. A salesperson suggested those numbers will be available Nov 4.

Sambof

im guessing something like MF 0.0028 and Residual at 36/10 will be around 0.57 - just a wild guess based on cayenne hybrid leasing factors with a slight tweak down on residual
One problem is porsche will only calculate the residual based on some max capital cost, about $98K I believe, so unless they do special discounting the lease could be nasty - i guess they will wave this for the Taycan

Outlaw

yeah roughly 6.7 % in an economy with NEGATIVE rates. That makes a lot of sense, let’s gouge on the back end of the car as well. ....

Sambof

Yep, but that MF is about their cost rate - Porsche has always been very high. If they don't change policy for Taycan, it will be prohibitively expensive to lease.

Not saying it's good, just saying that is what I would expect in absence of a concentrated campaign - which they might do to lower thei fuel economy levels

Outlaw

I agree. Never knew about the 95 k cap on residual calculations. And THEN there will be some that claim the fed tax credit will help. At these numbers who cares about 7500$.

Running those numbers at MSRP is over 3k/ month.

desidon

Our current Tesla P90D ludicrous is at $2K a month for 36/15k. The newer P100D performance at max spec is infact cheaper than that now... Around 1800 ish a month.

I can maybe stretch my budget to 2200-2400 a month and that's a lot but I doubt we will get that for a 3 year 15k miles a year lease on the Taycan turbo.

If lease programs are not attractive then perhaps Porsche is expecting ppl to buy these cars. That's a hard decision to make for a Gen 1 car.