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YOUR RESEARCHDo You Own, Lease, or Finance Your 996?
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Hahaha You look a bit bored
I am. And am trying to gather up some 996 material to surf over while at the outlaws' house for the weekend.
voted on all 3... do you want to know my *?#@ size too!! SHOE... what did you think....
Own them all. I don't like to pay interest charges on anything (except my mortgage).
I leased my first 996 because it made better business sense. It was leased through my corporation and it just made accounting easier. My C4S I purchased because I put too many miles on the car, I have over 72,000 miles on my 2004 C4S.
I don't like to have monthly payments on a car(or truck).
Leased one car. I know the logic behind it, but it just did not feel right. Always looking at mileage, overly worried about scratches, not supposed to tweek, etc. Small loan on the current P-car.
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Ed, I don't think he is worried about such small items! :
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I used to say to finance the car and keep your cash where it makes the most money. Sometimes I look back and think how nice it would have been if I had all of my cash invested in Porsches over the last year.
I sold a liver and a kidney for mine.
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4 letter word..... TINY I wish for small -
Yes, mine too, but then it grows, and grows, and grows, and grows, and grows!
I bought mine with a payday loan, so I guess I will vote for the finance option.
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I'll bet your wife (or gf) does too!
Bought mine (my last 2 Porches). I have financed cars in the past but at an extremely low rate (sub 3% and this was before the 0% financing days).
Bought mine with cash.
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Wife, 12+ years and 2 kids.....got a good thing going on here, dont tell her they come in bigger sizes!!! I told her 2 inches was a world record LMAO!~
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......and she assumed it was a world record on the large size? WOW, you DO have a good thing going there!
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