My lease deal on a '25 4S

[mhb4s]

Im coming out of an E-Tron GT that I got hosed on since I leased in 2021 when it just came out so was really looking for a deal this time to make up for it. Took me a lot of calls, back and forth and some luck but I was able to get a brand new 2025 4S with a 146k MSRP down to an out the door with all incentives for 107k. Im doing a lease on it for 24m/10k miles with 0 down payment besides needed registration cost and first payment. Monthly Payment: $1253 which is not AMAZING but its the best I found by far (most were telling me close to or over 2k)...picking it up on Sunday and will post pics next week. Mind you this is in this US so YMMV …Getting so excited!

EDIT: and here it is. My pepita seats are everything

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[4sCT21]

I'm assuming you're state side, in which case, we're getting ripped off in the UK ?

 

[mhb4s]

I'm assuming you're state side, in which case, we're getting ripped off in the UK ?

yes this is in US

 

[4sCT21]

Vs the UK, $1342 (so £1k give or take) is a bargain for a 4s, especially given the lease length and terms, with nothing down.

Here, even with a huge discount from Porsche, you're looking at a min £1500-£1800 a month (spec dependant), I am of course talking about new models.

(I get a better deal through my employers tax scheme however)

To clarify, the lease prices are ball, park based on 48 months, 1 payment upfront 15k miles for RWD performance plus.

 

[RWD_Coil_Springs]

Congratulations!

Can you share your spec?

Also was your lease deal only because it was in stock? Or could you have ordered a specific spec to be built and delivered in a few months for that kind of money?

 

[mhb4s]

Congratulations!

Can you share your spec?

Also was your lease deal only because it was in stock? Or could you have ordered a specific spec to be built and delivered in a few months for that kind of money?

no this was on the lot already, and seems to be a dealer spec since I've seen the exact same build at multiple dealers throughout the country. Didn't have time to order because of my lease that is ending and also I would have not gotten anywhere close to this deal. I love the build (I know the wheel are very controversial but personally think they work here) only other option I would have preferred that its missing is massage seats....but overall im very happy with it especially the interior.

here is the build and I will post pics next week after taking delivery!

https://porsche-code.com/PSDL2FZ1

 

[4sCT21]

Congratulations ??

Looks amazing value for that spec.

 

[mhb4s]

Congratulations ??

Looks amazing value for that spec.

thank you!!

 

[A.Mayor]

Vs the UK, $1342 (so £1k give or take) is a bargain for a 4s, especially given the lease length and terms, with nothing down.

Here, even with a huge discount from Porsche, you're looking at a min £1600-£1800 a month, I am of course talking about new models.

(I get a better deal through my employers tax scheme however)

In the US, insurance, maintenance, and service are often sold separately from the base lease term … in Europe and the UK, full-service leases are more common.

 

[4sCT21]

In the US, insurance, maintenance, and service are often sold separately from the base lease term … in Europe and the UK, full-service leases are more common.

The UK prices i quoted exclude any maintenance etc just the ball park base lease / pcp (person contract purchase) quote for the car on its own, ie the cheapest way into a new Taycan for personal buyers.

 

[A.Mayor]

The UK prices i quoted exclude any maintenance etc just the ball park base lease / pcp (person contract purchase) quote for the car on its own, ie the cheapest way into a new Taycan for personal buyers.

Good to know! Just to clarify, is that also ex insurance?

 

[4sCT21]

Good to know! Just to clarify, is that also ex insurance?

Yes. UK lease deals do not include insurance, unless (like me) you're getting your car through employer salary sacrifice etc and it's part of the package.

 

[A.Mayor]

Yes. UK lease deals do not include insurance, unless (like me) you're getting your car through employer salary sacrifice etc and it's part of the package.

Cheers, that makes sense — thanks for clarifying! Employer schemes are a large portion of the car leasing market in UK/Europe, compared to the US.

 

[4sCT21]

Cheers, that makes sense — thanks for clarifying! Employer schemes are a large portion of the car leasing market in UK/Europe, compared to the US.

Yes, less government incentives for personal buyers etc

It explains why there are so many used Taycans available in the UK, they are lease hand backs.

The only realistic way I can afford a Taycan is salary sacrifice.

Thread creep sorry.

OP has a fairly unique spec from one's I've seen online.

 

[Mr.Smith]

Great deal. I'm coming from an RS E-Tron and want to get into a Turbo GT.

What incentives did you get other than the $7500 federal tax credit? That's a huge discount which means Porsche is already doing discounts to the dealers.
Also what state is the dealer in?

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