Kentucky Porsche Car Dealers

It might be a good purchase.... I still don't think you'll find a lease program for it, that will make much sense.. It's 2011... it will be a six year old car, after a 36 month lease... That's going to be a pretty low residual... Figure a residual on a 3yr/36K lease to be somewhere around $15K-$18K... With a $40K purchase price, you'll probably have a lease payment of $900-$1000 per month... or more... You could buy the car for $800/mo.. You can ask them... maybe Porsche will have some sort of program.. maybe a special finance rate for certified used cars.. But, treat it like any other used '08 Cayman S, when making a purchase decision...

Porsche isn't going to have a lease program for a 2008 vehicle. If you wanted to lease it, you'd have to go through an independent bank, and consider it a used car... I wonder why a 2008 model is still on the lot? Dealerships that hang on to older models, usually don't have a realistic price.. that's why they still have the car. Also, used cars don't lease well.. It may be counter-intuitive, but it often is more to lease a used car than a new one...

911s come in RWD and AWD... However, all of them come with summer performance tires... You can drive a 911 in the snow, but you'll need winter tires..

You've added in an extra erroneous calculation.. ($80,000 + $42,400) X (.00219) = $268.06.. (monthly finance/rent charge) (80000 - 42400) / (36) = $1044.44.. (monthly depreciation) $1044.44 + $268.06 = $1312.50.. (total payment.... pre-tax) Hope that helps.... regards, kyfdx

You have a pretty good understanding of the numbers.. Actually, the finance charge is based on an average of the CAP cost and the Residual...