Beverly Hills Porsche
#1
Beverly Hills Porsche
I walked into Beverly Hills Porsche yesterday to see if i could order the 08 carrera (non facelift model) because my lease is finishing in two months and they began asking me what i was willing to pay for the car. I informed them that i wanted to lease it for 36 months with 12k annual mileage. The car i want has an msrp of around 85,000 therefore i anticipated my payments to be around 1000 a month with 5000 total drive off. Without checking my excellent credit score, he informed me that this car will be 1600 a month. I was shocked and i told him that the facelift was coming out and i would be willing to take something that they had in stock and he said that beverly hills porsche does not negotiate on their prices. Is this guy an idiot? My uncle is paying 1600 for a carrera s cabriolet and his msrp is a 105+. Can anyone please inform me what is a good dealer to work with. I do not mind the distance.
#2
My guy will take care of you, tell him that Jeff Miller referred you.
Ken Pettiford
Walters Porsche
3210 Adams Auto Center Dr.
Riverside, CA 92504
T 951.688.3344
M 951.314.6742
kendirect@hotmail.com
Ken Pettiford
Walters Porsche
3210 Adams Auto Center Dr.
Riverside, CA 92504
T 951.688.3344
M 951.314.6742
kendirect@hotmail.com
#3
I have no idea what lease rates are today but I can tell you that the Porsche money factor a few weeks ago was horrible.
But I had an excellent buying experience at Hoehn in Carlsbad, CA and would be more than happy to share with you my salesman's contact info. etc.
Good luck in your search.
But I had an excellent buying experience at Hoehn in Carlsbad, CA and would be more than happy to share with you my salesman's contact info. etc.
Good luck in your search.
#7
My guy will take care of you, tell him that Jeff Miller referred you.
Ken Pettiford
Walters Porsche
3210 Adams Auto Center Dr.
Riverside, CA 92504
T 951.688.3344
M 951.314.6742
kendirect@hotmail.com
Ken Pettiford
Walters Porsche
3210 Adams Auto Center Dr.
Riverside, CA 92504
T 951.688.3344
M 951.314.6742
kendirect@hotmail.com
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#8
I have no idea what lease rates are today but I can tell you that the Porsche money factor a few weeks ago was horrible.
But I had an excellent buying experience at Hoehn in Carlsbad, CA and would be more than happy to share with you my salesman's contact info. etc.
Good luck in your search.
But I had an excellent buying experience at Hoehn in Carlsbad, CA and would be more than happy to share with you my salesman's contact info. etc.
Good luck in your search.
#9
I have had really good experience with BH BMW, therefore i cannot say that they are all bad dealerships. But i know where your coming from.
#10
I want a Black on Black, automatic, navi, power seats, xenon, and carrera s wheels car. I am flexible on the wheels.
#11
Tell me about it, when he said that, i wanted to slap him across his face. Does he think im a moron to sit and keep a straight face with those types of numbers being thrown at me?
#12
I'll say it again, BHP is the worst. I would never consider buying a car there again. The only 911 I bought there (and it was brand new) had multiple problems, including a defective alternator and a major oil leak. The battery charge they (unknown to me) put in the car just before I drove off with it lasted two days before the car died. When I complained they said, "oh just take it into service."
#13
I won't lease a Porsche because I have never been met with numbers which make sense in comparison with buying the car . Even though your quote does sound high , it's not so far above what it will end up costing . Their numbers have you spending approx 60K (including your "drive off 5K" and tax ) to face no equity in three years . If you buy the car for 85K in three years you'll get at least 50 in trade and closer to 60 in private sale .
Big difference .
I understand that it's a big check to write but I would find it harder to write that 1600 check in three years when the car is old and I have to give it back having nothing.
Big difference .
I understand that it's a big check to write but I would find it harder to write that 1600 check in three years when the car is old and I have to give it back having nothing.
#14
I'll say it again, BHP is the worst. I would never consider buying a car there again. The only 911 I bought there (and it was brand new) had multiple problems, including a defective alternator and a major oil leak. The battery charge they (unknown to me) put in the car just before I drove off with it lasted two days before the car died. When I complained they said, "oh just take it into service."
#15
I won't lease a Porsche because I have never been met with numbers which make sense in comparison with buying the car . Even though your quote does sound high , it's not so far above what it will end up costing . Their numbers have you spending approx 60K (including your "drive off 5K" and tax ) to face no equity in three years . If you buy the car for 85K in three years you'll get at least 50 in trade and closer to 60 in private sale .
Big difference .
I understand that it's a big check to write but I would find it harder to write that 1600 check in three years when the car is old and I have to give it back having nothing.
Big difference .
I understand that it's a big check to write but I would find it harder to write that 1600 check in three years when the car is old and I have to give it back having nothing.