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Replying to: habitat1 (Dec 11, 2006 11:25 am) I didn't know the Carerra GT is no longer in production, so I stand corrected. It was the flagship. |
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Selling Price is $51,500 MSRP is $55,795 Money Factor is .00310. Lease terms 36 MONTHS 12k miles per year Intial money out of pocket $3,988 Monthly Payments is $737 Is this a good deal?
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Replying to: porcheinterest (Dec 12, 2006 3:52 pm) MSRP: $54,350 Gross Cap: $47,650 Cap Cost Reduction: $ 2,174 Residual: $40,0185.70 License: $359 Doc Prep: $790 (!) Monthly before Tax: $498.82 Drive-off with 1st month: $4,038 MF: I belive it works out to about 7.5%
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Replying to: bgsntth (Dec 12, 2006 4:33 pm) Thank you the information you provided. What really is Cap Cost Reduction? Do dealers disclose that information? And by the way, what dealership did you get you car from? |
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Replying to: porcheinterest (Dec 12, 2006 3:52 pm) MSRP $50,965 39 month, 10k miles per year ($.30 per mile over) Intitial total out of pocket due $4,639 Payments: $399/month By my simple math, if you amortized 100% of the entire additional cost of your options $4,800 ($123/month) over the lease term and added 2,000 miles a year  $0.30 to the payment ($50/month) and added the difference in intial payment to the lease ($651 = 17/month), it would appear that the equivalent 39 month lease from Princeton on the car you want at 12k miles per year and with a $3998 initial payment would only be about $589 per month. $4,000 up front and $737 for a base Caymen seems like an extraordinary amount. I know it's not a fair comparison, but I could sell my fully loaded 2005 911S Cabriolet at 15 months and 11.5k miles for about $10-12k less than I paid for it (new, cash sale). I did get a great discount up front ($10k), but the current discounts on a Cayman S are even greater in percentage terms. |
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I am close to pulling the trigger on a CS in meteor grey with 19'sports design rims. It's a combo I don't often see on the road. Would anyone have shots of their C/CS in meteor grey? Can you send it to me? The small colour sample in the showroom makes it difficult to visualize the car in the colour. Much appreciate it. Thanks!
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Replying to: rmdds (Jan 17, 2007 8:26 am) http://www.caymanclub.net/gallery/browseimages.php?c=2 Oh wait I see your question there as well,you might ask it in the forums instead to see if you get a response. Meteor is a new color for 07 so not as many pics yet.
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Replying to: kmans (Jan 17, 2007 10:25 am) Wow.. would it ever be hard to decide after checking all of those out... 
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Hi: Just took my 2006 Cayman-S in for a 15K mile service. I forgot to mention to the service department that my car alarm, once activated, goes off intermitently, several times each day. Typically, I get to work in the morning, activate the car alarm after exiting the vehicle, and within the hour the car alarm goes off. I can see my car from my office window: nothing and no one has touched the car. Is this an easy troubleshoot, or are intermittent alarm issues hit and miss? I don't want to sit and wait for several hours at the Dealer if the prospect of finding the fault is slight. Thanks. Adam
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