YOUR RESEARCHNeed someone to assume my lease
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I have a 2002 911 Coupe, Silver with Black interior. Technic pack (hifi sound, in dash cd player, cruise control, xenon headlights, headlight washers, on board computer), Dual Power seats, 18" Carrera wheels, wheel caps, full leather seats, etc. 2000 miles. No paintwork, perfect. 77,320 MSRP I have 45 remaining payments @ 975 per month including 6% sales tax and lux tax... Just take it off my hands.. Call me at [phone removed]
How many miles per year in your lease?
12,000 miles per year through Porsche credit... I hate to give it up, but I'm in the energy trading business and business sucks !
And the residual payments is???
58% of $77,320 ($44,845)
does it have PSM?
I'm interested, but how does it work? Can I just buy the car off you w/o leasing it?
[quote]Originally posted by topdaytrader: <strong>I'm interested, but how does it work? Can I just buy the car off you w/o leasing it?</strong><hr></blockquote> You can but a warning to the seller. You have to buy it from the leasing company first and pay sales tax. Then the buyer has to do the same (depending on their state's laws). Suggestion is to look for a dealer that will work this as a trade in and therefore you can avoid the sales tax expense. Greg
I spoke with my salesman and as it turns out, Porsche leases are not assumable. Although he did work out a deal where they will buy the car for the payoff amount (70,905.49) and sell it for me if I can find a buyer.. They will not mark the car up, and it actually leases better than when I bought it (b/c lux tax already paid). 48 months at 954 per month including tax(if anyones interested ?) Through Porsche Financing
Have you tried <a href="http://swapalease.com/" target="_blank">http://swapalease.com/</a> That is a possibility for you.
[quote]Originally posted by nicoff: <strong>Have you tried <a href="http://swapalease.com/" target="_blank">http://swapalease.com/</a> That is a possibility for you.</strong><hr></blockquote> Not possible if his lease isn't assumable.
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