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Replying to: phil0sophy (Sep 27, 2008 4:53 am) Matt eights38  gmail.com
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Replying to: phil0sophy (Sep 27, 2008 4:53 am) 
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Replying to: eights38 (Sep 27, 2008 6:02 am) All the best, Shawn
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I am looking to finalize a lease on an 09' 911S PDK. The options bring the base sticker up to 103k which includes $950 desination. Last the dealer showed me, the residual was 58 or 59 (I forget). I know I can get 5% off sticker....perhaps 7%. I am looking for 36 month/12k mile lease. I live in South Florida/Broward County. My question is: Must I go through Porsche Leasing or are there better money factor and residual values out there? If so, what is the best way to find those deals and will they allow me to use a different bank for the lease? I dont plan on buying the car upon lease expiration. I have a porsche now that ends lease soon and I wonder if I can negotiate OUT the $500 lease resturn fee that is currently built into my existing lease with Porsche Lease. Thanks |
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Replying to: phil0sophy (Sep 27, 2008 7:54 am) I am about to take the plunge on an 09 911s PDK optioned at 103k. I already have negitiated 5% off sticker, and am shooting for another 2%. I am looking for a 36month.12k lease. Can you share your experience with the money factor, residuals, etc so that I can be armed to get the best deal? Thanks John Marcum |
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 I know that there a plenty of dealerships offering $10k or more (~10%) off on a new 08 911 now. Does anybody know if there is a possibility to get a similar deal on a similar 09 late next summer when the 2010's are coming out? It is quite common to see ~10% off in the latter half of the year most years. My particular question is for special ordered (min. optioned) c4s to be delivered late in the year, if I paced a deposit now. I know the dealers are reluctant to give much of a deal of any specially ordered vehicle. I've seen as much as 13% off on a new s cab recently. Next question, does anyone have any info. on the sport bucket seats (like the ones on the GT2) which are an option on the reg 911s now? Are they comfortable for daily driving, worth the money, carbon fiber? Anybody considering these seats? I'm not seeing these at the dealerships. |
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Can I lease a 2009 911 for under $1000? Thanks in advance for the replies! |
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Replying to: Ryan561 (Dec 08, 2008 2:18 pm) |
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Replying to: Ryan561 (Dec 08, 2008 2:18 pm) Under $1000/mo, probably not but I think you can get close, even with $0 cap reduction. I special ordered a 2007 C2 Cabriolet with a few nice options 2 years ago (Nov 2006, MSRP $92K) and I was able to get a payment around $1250 (before tax, 12K/36mo, lease through US Bank). It is much more a buyers market now than it was 2 years ago. If you special order a C2 (not a cab) with no options you should be able to do much better than my payment and get close to the magic $1000/mo number (before tax). Shoot for a 6-8% discount on a custom order. It is possible, you just need to do your homework and call a lot of dealers. Good luck. |
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