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Old 07-06-2008, 07:26 PM
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I plan to order my Cayenne and have a question. Assuming my purchase price is $50000 and I am putting $0 down, the Porsche website is quoting me a figure of $803 on Preferred Lease and $778 on Porsche Option lease (6% rate) on 12,000 miles/year for 36 month.

Do you guys think that this is the figure I will get when I finally place my order or is there a room for negotiation here? When I leased my Z-4 in 2005 I got a quote of $625; the mileage, time period and cost were similar to the Porsche I am planning to lease.
 
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I plan to order my Cayenne and have a question. Assuming my purchase price is $50000 and I am putting $0 down, the Porsche website is quoting me a figure of $803 on Preferred Lease and $778 on Porsche Option lease (6% rate) on 12,000 miles/year for 36 month.

Do you guys think that this is the figure I will get when I finally place my order or is there a room for negotiation here? When I leased my Z-4 in 2005 I got a quote of $625; the mileage, time period and cost were similar to the Porsche I am planning to lease.
there are 2 factors; the money factor and the residual.. depends on what the current rate is.. but with my experience if it's a newer model youre better off using usbank.. Porsche money factor is always in the .00330 to .00350 range.. when I bought my 08 S in March,usbank gave me .00200

Check with Lease compare on the current rate they are always spot with Porsche Financial's rate..
 
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Always negotiate the purchase price down as much as possible. Shouldn't be too difficult right now with the economy, gas prices, etc. This will ensure a lower payment, regardless of your residual or money factor.

You can also look at increasing/decreasing both the mileage allowance and lease terms. For example, a 4-year lease would be less than a 3-year, all other factors being equal.

Good luck!
 
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