How did you pay for your Taycan?

[HRHTHEO]

Shop around a little bit more - https://www.dcu.org/borrow/vehicle-loans/auto-loans.html

1.49% plus an extra 0.25% for EVs.

I love DCU! Did you finance through them?

I have one auto loan with them now and plan to add the Taycan with them too. Usually finance then pay off in few years.

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[hkarthik]

Shop around a little bit more - https://www.dcu.org/borrow/vehicle-loans/auto-loans.html

1.49% plus an extra 0.25% for EVs.

DCU is where I got it, but the 1.49% required me to switch my entire Direct Deposit paycheck to them. My banking setup is a little hard to fully switch over like that, so I took the 1.74% deal instead which included the 0.25% for EVs. Still a great deal!

 

[B61]

Agree. I remember that post where someone said, "I paid for my Taycan with 3 bitcoin. It costed me $800."

That was me, I sold three in the beginning of April, but I said €8000.

 

[andrewket]

DCU is where I got it, but the 1.49% required me to switch my entire Direct Deposit paycheck to them. My banking setup is a little hard to fully switch over like that, so I took the 1.74% deal instead which included the 0.25% for EVs. Still a great deal!

They tell you it has to be the entire thing but it doesn’t have to be. How would they know? I’m direct depositing a few dollars more then the car payment and the rest goes to my normal bank.

 

[HRHTHEO]

They tell you it has to be the entire thing but it doesn’t have to be. How would they know? I’m direct depositing a few dollars more then the car payment and the rest goes to my normal bank.

I only deposit a few hundred a month. They don’t know.

 

[TheDarKnight]

I plan to finance a portion of the purchase through Porsche, assuming the rate is less than 3%. I traded in my 2020 Cayenne for the CT4. I feel like I made good on the trade-in. Porsche cut me a check for the trade-in and I paid a $5K deposit against the CT order. At time of delivery, I likely will finance half the purchase.

 

[charliemathilde]

In the US, there are a ton of financing options at ridiculously low rates (currently). The credit unions like PenFed have been very competitive. A bunch fo the big banks too. In my experience, Porsche Finance has ... not.

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