YOUR RESEARCH"Porsche Options" financing.....
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While on the Porsche site, I noticed a "Porsche Options" in addition to regular purchase and lease as means of financing. How is "porsche options" dirrerent from a lease and what are the advantages and disadvantages? Anyone using this option and what made you decide to use it? Thanks for responses.
It is just another type of Lease where you have an option to buy the car at the end, or trade it back in. I know, you can do that with just about any lease, but somehow the numbers are slightly different. Just compare the monthly vs the end payoff w/ a conventional lease and see which is better.
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