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Hi: I am interested in a 2000 911 and I would like to get help as to where I might find the best leasing terms. So far, the only place I've found is Leasecompare.com If any of you can refer to other places, that will be great. Cheers, Sugi
Hi, Just leased a 2000 MY C4. Leasecompare works pretty well, but talk to some dealers because a couple of the banks will give great rates to high volume dealers/leasing co's. I talked to at least 10 Porsche and independent dealers as well as shopped the Manheim auto auction before settling on this car (22k miles, loaded). I was able to get about 3% interest rate on a lease with zero down. Email me and I can put you in touch with a friend that might be able to get you a great deal. Porsches are moving slow right now! You need to get one before Jan 1 because residual drop sharply in the new year.
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