I'm not sure if the financing is through Porsche Financial Services, but Park Place in Dallas has an online calculator that lists 84 month financing for the Taycan 4S at 5.69%. The interest rate drops significantly for shorter terms.Looking into financing, does Porsche have a 84 month finance, anyone know the apr?
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some macan and 911 models are down to 1.95% and falling for 12-60 months. You can save a lot with a 60 month term.I'm not sure if the financing is through Porsche Financial Services, but Park Place in Dallas has an online calculator that lists 84 month financing for the Taycan 4S at 5.69%. The interest rate drops significantly for shorter terms.
I assume this is for outgoing 2019 end-of-generation inventory only? That's very low for any P-car.some macan and 911 models are down to 1.95% and falling for 12-60 months. You can save a lot with a 60 month term.
mostly but not exclusively. 2020 Macans are eligible. I think there are some Carreras too. The factories were running to March and those product lines have too much inventory for the now sharply reduced economic demand (-22% GDP annualized). I suspect Porsche will sharply cut back production once the factories re-open (allegedly any day now) to better match supply / demand. So despite the ongoing economic challenges, great deals might be fairly short term. Maybe.I assume this is for outgoing 2019 end-of-generation inventory only? That's very low for any P-car.
I did porsche finance for the balance of my loan on the T turbo. It was 48 month , tier 1 at my time was 2.49%Looking into financing, does Porsche have a 84 month finance, anyone know the apr?
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Just found out Porsche has 84 mos 4.99 apr, love Porsche for stepping up.I did porsche finance for the balance of my loan on the T turbo. It was 48 month , tier 1 at my time was 2.49%
fwiw, i really don’t think the 84 month terms at higher rates are worth it. You’ll pay twice as much in total interest for that extra 2 years, it only saves about $300 a month because the rates are much higher, and you’d still be paying off this car when gen 2 is introduced. If one needed this kind of financial flexibility, i’d suggest waiting a year and grabbing a used one that someone else has paid the huge 1st year depreciation on for you.Just found out Porsche has 84 mos 4.99 apr, love Porsche for stepping up.
That‘s my plan....wait a few more months and pick up a Used Taycan.fwiw, i really don’t think the 84 month terms at higher rates are worth it. You’ll pay twice as much in total interest for that extra 2 years, it only saves about $300 a month because the rates are much higher, and you’d still be paying off this car when gen 2 is introduced. If one needed this kind of financial flexibility, i’d suggest waiting a year and grabbing a used one that someone else has paid the huge 1st year depreciation on for you.
There are some real steals in the Porsche used market. There was this time I got a 911 with 250 miles on it in the same MY it was introduced. “used” the seats weren’t even broken in. but the price was.