2025 Porsche (All Models) Lease Deals, Incentives, Rebates, and Prices

Michaell

ksh9377 said:

Michaell said:

ksh9377 said:

Michaell said:

ksh9377 said:

Can I please get the residual and MF for a base Cayenne, 10k miles, 39 month lease (and $0 down if that matters)? In Dallas, 75201. And any incentives, if available.

Coupe or SUV?

SUV, sorry for not specifying

.00350 MF and 63% residual
No lease incentives

Thank you! I'm new to Porsche leasing (and haven't leased in a while so I don't quite remember the process). If my local dealers are not playing ball (i.e. are marking up the MF), how do I go about finding a dealer that won't try to take advantage of me?

You'll have to expand your search area.

Would you trade a smaller (or no) discount from MSRP in exchange for the base MF? You'd have to run the numbers to see what makes more sense.

Common tactic of Porsche dealers, I'm afraid.

ksh9377

Michaell said:

ksh9377 said:

Michaell said:

ksh9377 said:

Michaell said:

ksh9377 said:

Can I please get the residual and MF for a base Cayenne, 10k miles, 39 month lease (and $0 down if that matters)? In Dallas, 75201. And any incentives, if available.

Coupe or SUV?

SUV, sorry for not specifying

.00350 MF and 63% residual
No lease incentives

Thank you! I'm new to Porsche leasing (and haven't leased in a while so I don't quite remember the process). If my local dealers are not playing ball (i.e. are marking up the MF), how do I go about finding a dealer that won't try to take advantage of me?

You'll have to expand your search area.

Would you trade a smaller (or no) discount from MSRP in exchange for the base MF? You'd have to run the numbers to see what makes more sense.

Common tactic of Porsche dealers, I'm afraid.

Wait, Porsche will lease cars below MSRP? I've only been quoted numbers based off of MSRP! I'm open to expanding my search area. If anyone has any good dealers willing to sell at/below MSRP and with no MF/Residual markup, please let me know!

Michaell

ksh9377 said:

Michaell said:

ksh9377 said:

Michaell said:

ksh9377 said:

Michaell said:

ksh9377 said:

Can I please get the residual and MF for a base Cayenne, 10k miles, 39 month lease (and $0 down if that matters)? In Dallas, 75201. And any incentives, if available.

Coupe or SUV?

SUV, sorry for not specifying

.00350 MF and 63% residual
No lease incentives

Thank you! I'm new to Porsche leasing (and haven't leased in a while so I don't quite remember the process). If my local dealers are not playing ball (i.e. are marking up the MF), how do I go about finding a dealer that won't try to take advantage of me?

You'll have to expand your search area.

Would you trade a smaller (or no) discount from MSRP in exchange for the base MF? You'd have to run the numbers to see what makes more sense.

Common tactic of Porsche dealers, I'm afraid.

Wait, Porsche will lease cars below MSRP? I've only been quoted numbers based off of MSRP! I'm open to expanding my search area. If anyone has any good dealers willing to sell at/below MSRP and with no MF/Residual markup, please let me know!

Sorry, we don't have any dealer specific insight to share.

But, on slow selling models, wouldn't some sort of discount from MSRP be available? Or does Porsche think that every one of their cars/SUVs is a home run in the market?

leasehnter

2025 911 carrera (base) 12/15k and 39/5k. 10036. MRM? Thank you.

ksh9377

Michaell said:

ksh9377 said:

Michaell said:

ksh9377 said:

Michaell said:

ksh9377 said:

Michaell said:

ksh9377 said:

Can I please get the residual and MF for a base Cayenne, 10k miles, 39 month lease (and $0 down if that matters)? In Dallas, 75201. And any incentives, if available.

Coupe or SUV?

SUV, sorry for not specifying

.00350 MF and 63% residual
No lease incentives

Thank you! I'm new to Porsche leasing (and haven't leased in a while so I don't quite remember the process). If my local dealers are not playing ball (i.e. are marking up the MF), how do I go about finding a dealer that won't try to take advantage of me?

You'll have to expand your search area.

Would you trade a smaller (or no) discount from MSRP in exchange for the base MF? You'd have to run the numbers to see what makes more sense.

Common tactic of Porsche dealers, I'm afraid.

Wait, Porsche will lease cars below MSRP? I've only been quoted numbers based off of MSRP! I'm open to expanding my search area. If anyone has any good dealers willing to sell at/below MSRP and with no MF/Residual markup, please let me know!

Sorry, we don't have any dealer specific insight to share.

But, on slow selling models, wouldn't some sort of discount from MSRP be available? Or does Porsche think that every one of their cars/SUVs is a home run in the market?

Sadly, it's the latter. I can't speak for every dealership in the country, of course, but my experiences in Chicago and Dallas have been that the demand is so high, they don't need to be flexible on pricing. And there's also a component of "it'll hurt the brand" so they'd rather sit on older/slower selling models than risk damaging their reputation. I'll start researching and let you know if I can find any dealers that are willing to be flexible, thanks for the responses!

Michaell

@leasehnter said:
2025 911 carrera (base) 12/15k and 39/5k. 10036. MRM? Thank you.

Coupe, targa, or cabriolet?

leasehnter

Michaell said:

@leasehnter said:

2025 911 carrera (base) 12/15k and 39/5k. 10036. MRM? Thank you.

Coupe, targa, or cabriolet?

coupe

kyfdx

leasehnter said:

Michaell said:

@leasehnter said:

2025 911 carrera (base) 12/15k and 39/5k. 10036. MRM? Thank you.

Coupe, targa, or cabriolet?

coupe

.00350 MF
87%
74% residual

MRM = $151,000

kqazi281

@kyfdx said:
.00350 MF and 62% residual

Dealership is telling me 61% residual and 62% if I get the maintenance package. Is that something they are legally able to do?

Michaell

kqazi281 said:

@kyfdx said:

.00350 MF and 62% residual

Dealership is telling me 61% residual and 62% if I get the maintenance package. Is that something they are legally able to do?

No. The residual is set by the bank, and the dealer cannot alter it.

Confirm the trim, term and mileage allowance matches what you've asked from us; could be a simple miscommunication.

ksh9377

Hi, can I get the MF, residual and any lease incentives on a Macan S (gas), 39 months, 10k miles per year? I scrolled back a bit and looks like it was .00350 MF and 62% residual in February so not sure if it's changed. Thanks in advance!

kyfdx

ksh9377 said:

Hi, can I get the MF, residual and any lease incentives on a Macan S (gas), 39 months, 10k miles per year? I scrolled back a bit and looks like it was .00350 MF and 62% residual in February so not sure if it's changed. Thanks in advance!

Hasn't changed

ksh9377

Ok. This is what a local dealer gave me, I'd love to get your guys' thoughts.

2025 Cayenne Base SUV
MSRP: $99,295 (to be clear, they wrote this number in the form they gave me, I haven't seen anything official)
Selling Price: $95,795
TX Sales Tax: $5,987.19 (6.25%)
Fees incl TT&L: $600
Total Price: $102,381.66
Down Payment: $2504.79 (they are requiring this from me)
Balance: $99,876.87

Monthly Payment: $1,682
MF: 0.004 (dealer said they "discounted" the MF for me and that's the lowest they can go)
Residual: $62,556

Michaell

ksh9377 said:

Ok. This is what a local dealer gave me, I'd love to get your guys' thoughts.

2025 Cayenne Base SUV
MSRP: $99,295 (to be clear, they wrote this number in the form they gave me, I haven't seen anything official)
Selling Price: $95,795
TX Sales Tax: $5,987.19 (6.25%)
Fees incl TT&L: $600
Total Price: $102,381.66
Down Payment: $2504.79 (they are requiring this from me)
Balance: $99,876.87

Monthly Payment: $1,682
MF: 0.004 (dealer said they "discounted" the MF for me and that's the lowest they can go)
Residual: $62,556

The MF is still marked up from the base rate of .00350.

Any other dealers nearby you can work with?

The sales tax hurts, a lot. But, it's Texas, so not much you can do about that.

I don't see the acquisition fee listed anywhere - it's $1095, so hard to miss.

I'd ask for the itemization of the down payment - is that with or without the first payment? Would be good to get clarity on exactly how much is due at signing, and what it covers.

kyfdx

ksh9377 said:

Ok. This is what a local dealer gave me, I'd love to get your guys' thoughts.

2025 Cayenne Base SUV
MSRP: $99,295 (to be clear, they wrote this number in the form they gave me, I haven't seen anything official)
Selling Price: $95,795
TX Sales Tax: $5,987.19 (6.25%)
Fees incl TT&L: $600
Total Price: $102,381.66
Down Payment: $2504.79 (they are requiring this from me)
Balance: $99,876.87

Monthly Payment: $1,682
MF: 0.004 (dealer said they "discounted" the MF for me and that's the lowest they can go)
Residual: $62,556

.00350 MF and 63% residual

If I use .00400 MF, I get $1681/mo., so that's spot on.

The "Balance" is irrelevant on this lease.
I used the "Total Price" as the adjusted CAP cost. The $2504 isn't a downpayment, but the amount Due at Signing. 1st payment comes out of that, and likely the lease acquisition fee.

At .00350, the payment would be $82/mo. lower

ksh9377

Thanks Michaell and kyfdx!

So it sounds like it's not a terrible deal.

I asked and the dealer said that the $2504 is Due at Signing which includes 1st month and fees. I asked where the Lease Acquisition Fee is and he said it's "built into the lease".

I guess I should try to get his MF down a bit more, but if his residual is 2% higher (65% vs 63%), it's probably a wash right?

kyfdx

ksh9377 said:

Thanks Michaell and kyfdx!

So it sounds like it's not a terrible deal.

I asked and the dealer said that the $2504 is Due at Signing which includes 1st month and fees. I asked where the Lease Acquisition Fee is and he said it's "built into the lease".

I guess I should try to get his MF down a bit more, but if his residual is 2% higher (65% vs 63%), it's probably a wash right?

No, the residual is correct at 63% of MSRP for 39/10

ksh9377

kyfdx said:

No, the residual is correct at 63% of MSRP for 39/10

I'm getting 65% when I take $62,556/$95,795 (the selling price). The original MSRP is $99,295, which is 63%, but it looks like they are discounting it a little since the selling price is lower than the MSRP. Or am I doing it wrong?

kyfdx

ksh9377 said:

kyfdx said:

No, the residual is correct at 63% of MSRP for 39/10

I'm getting 65% when I take $62,556/$95,795 (the selling price). The original MSRP is $99,295, which is 63%, but it looks like they are discounting it a little since the selling price is lower than the MSRP. Or am I doing it wrong?

Residual is a percentage of MSRP, as noted in my reply

kyfdx

ksh9377 said:

kyfdx said:

No, the residual is correct at 63% of MSRP for 39/10

I'm getting 65% when I take $62,556/$95,795 (the selling price). The original MSRP is $99,295, which is 63%, but it looks like they are discounting it a little since the selling price is lower than the MSRP. Or am I doing it wrong?

The money factor markup essentially negates the discount

ksh9377

kyfdx said:

ksh9377 said:

kyfdx said:

No, the residual is correct at 63% of MSRP for 39/10

I'm getting 65% when I take $62,556/$95,795 (the selling price). The original MSRP is $99,295, which is 63%, but it looks like they are discounting it a little since the selling price is lower than the MSRP. Or am I doing it wrong?

The money factor markup essentially negates the discount

Oh ok, got it, thank you for explaining!

llngoc2

My apology if this is the wrong forum to ask this question.

For lease from PFS, there is no early payment penalty except some nominal fees. Is this a correct assumption? I plan to lease a 2025 Macan but pay off the remaining balance within a couple of months. My understanding the payoff amount is calculated similar to paying off a loan as only the "principal" owed is needed at payoff.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

kyfdx

llngoc2 said:

My apology if this is the wrong forum to ask this question.

For lease from PFS, there is no early payment penalty except some nominal fees. Is this a correct assumption? I plan to lease a 2025 Macan but pay off the remaining balance within a couple of months. My understanding the payoff amount is calculated similar to paying off a loan as only the "principal" owed is needed at payoff.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

That's generally how all leases work. It may take you three months to get car titled and the lease account in place with the bank.

Why are you leasing? Is this an EV?

llngoc2

kyfdx said:

llngoc2 said:

My apology if this is the wrong forum to ask this question.

For lease from PFS, there is no early payment penalty except some nominal fees. Is this a correct assumption? I plan to lease a 2025 Macan but pay off the remaining balance within a couple of months. My understanding the payoff amount is calculated similar to paying off a loan as only the "principal" owed is needed at payoff.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

That's generally how all leases work. It may take you three months to get car titled and the lease account in place with the bank.

Why are you leasing? Is this an EV?

Yes. It will be for the Macan EV. So I should wait 3 months or so before paying off the lease?

llngoc2

llngoc2 said:

kyfdx said:

llngoc2 said:

My apology if this is the wrong forum to ask this question.

For lease from PFS, there is no early payment penalty except some nominal fees. Is this a correct assumption? I plan to lease a 2025 Macan but pay off the remaining balance within a couple of months. My understanding the payoff amount is calculated similar to paying off a loan as only the "principal" owed is needed at payoff.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

That's generally how all leases work. It may take you three months to get car titled and the lease account in place with the bank.

Why are you leasing? Is this an EV?

Yes. It will be for the Macan EV. So I should wait 3 months or so before paying off the lease?

And what will be the term with the lowest MF for 94566 since I will be paying off so minimal interest payment will be ideal.

kyfdx

llngoc2 said:

llngoc2 said:

kyfdx said:

llngoc2 said:

My apology if this is the wrong forum to ask this question.

For lease from PFS, there is no early payment penalty except some nominal fees. Is this a correct assumption? I plan to lease a 2025 Macan but pay off the remaining balance within a couple of months. My understanding the payoff amount is calculated similar to paying off a loan as only the "principal" owed is needed at payoff.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

That's generally how all leases work. It may take you three months to get car titled and the lease account in place with the bank.

Why are you leasing? Is this an EV?

Yes. It will be for the Macan EV. So I should wait 3 months or so before paying off the lease?

And what will be the term with the lowest MF for 94566 since I will be paying off so minimal interest payment will be ideal.

The monthly interest won't vary by much, no matter what term you choose.

Since you are paying it off early, you may be able to negotiate a HIGHER rate, in exchange for a bigger discount, that would more than make up for the higher interest over just a few months.

Also, for an increase in the money factor, they will waive the $1095 acquisition fee. You should do this, as you'll only pay the extra finance charges for a few months, but will avoid the fee, altogether.

BUT, I don't know if PFS has some way claw back some of that rebate, if you pay off it off early. Also, keep in mind that you'll likely have to pay upfront sales tax on the rebate, plus the Porsche lease acquisition fee.

RorschackWA

Could i please get MF, Residual, and incentives for Macan Turbo EV in 98005? 36/12 or 36/10. Thank you.

Michaell

RorschackWA said:

Could i please get MF, Residual, and incentives for Macan Turbo EV in 98005? 36/12 or 36/10. Thank you.

.00350 MF
53% for 36/39 months and 12K
No lease incentives

Chase72

Looking at the following, what is the MF and residual value in 01778

2025 Panamera 4
10K/ 39 mo
10k/36 mo

Panamera 4S E-Hybrid
10K/ 39 mo
10k/36 mo

kyfdx

Chase72 said:

Looking at the following, what is the MF and residual value in 01778

2025 Panamera 4
10K/ 39 mo
10k/36 mo

Panamera 4S E-Hybrid
10K/ 39 mo
10k/36 mo

.00350 MF and 61% residual

.00350 MF and 58% residual


Either term

469bigsmooth

Can someone provide the residual, and MF for a Cayenne E-Hybrid, looking at 12k miles per year, 39 months, in Austin, TX.

Michaell

469bigsmooth said:

Can someone provide the residual, and MF for a Cayenne E-Hybrid, looking at 12k miles per year, 39 months, in Austin, TX.

SUV or Coupe?

469bigsmooth

Michaell said:

469bigsmooth said:

Can someone provide the residual, and MF for a Cayenne E-Hybrid, looking at 12k miles per year, 39 months, in Austin, TX.

SUV or Coupe?

Oops, sorry, SUV.

Michaell

469bigsmooth said:

Michaell said:

469bigsmooth said:

Can someone provide the residual, and MF for a Cayenne E-Hybrid, looking at 12k miles per year, 39 months, in Austin, TX.

SUV or Coupe?

Oops, sorry, SUV.

.00350 MF and 60% residual
No lease incentives

Porsche777

Hello!

I’m looking for number details on a 2025 Porsche Cayenne S e-hybrid SUV for the following:

24/10
36/10
24/12
36/12

I am in Orlando, FL 34734.

Also, is we lease does the 7,500 credit still apply for the e-hybrid model?

Thank you!

Michaell

Porsche777 said:

Hello!

I’m looking for number details on a 2025 Porsche Cayenne S e-hybrid SUV for the following:

24/10

36/10

24/12

36/12

I am in Orlando, FL 34734.

Also, is we lease does the 7,500 credit still apply for the e-hybrid model?

Thank you!

.00350 MF
69% 24/12
60% 36/12 or 39/12

No lease incentives

Diesel654

Hello, do you have 36/39month 7.5 and 12k miles for boxter Gts in 07094

Michaell

Diesel654 said:

Hello, do you have 36/39month 7.5 and 12k miles for boxter Gts in 07094

12K

.00350 MF and 58% RV

Either term

ovrhalln

Could you please provide the residual, MF and MRM - and- any incentives for:
2025 Cayenne GTS SUV
39 months/15000 miles
Zip code: 78258

Thanks!

Michaell

ovrhalln said:

Could you please provide the residual, MF and MRM - and- any incentives for:
2025 Cayenne GTS SUV
39 months/15000 miles
Zip code: 78258

Thanks!

.00350 MF and 57% residual
$156,100 MRM

Vartjan

MF & RV for Taycan Turbo S
36/12k
Zip 90012

kyfdx

Vartjan said:

MF & RV for Taycan Turbo S
36/12k
Zip 90012

Standard MF and 46% residual
$7500 incentive

36 or 39 months

We don't know the standard rate yet for April. Last month, it was .00350 MF

CaptNorway

Are the April numbers and deals in yet?

Looking for Taycan 4S CT in 77043, 36, 7500.

1rtp777

Hi Looking for the MF/Residual/rebates/incentives for '25 Macan 36/7.5 zip 80124

Thanks

kyfdx

CaptNorway said:

Are the April numbers and deals in yet?

Looking for Taycan 4S CT in 77043, 36, 7500.

We only have the residuals, at this point
Standard MF
56% residual for either 36 or 39 months

kyfdx

1rtp777 said:

Hi Looking for the MF/Residual/rebates/incentives for '25 Macan 36/7.5 zip 80124

Thanks

Standard MF
59% residual

For either 36 or 39 months

off

Hello!

Requesting RV and MF on 2025 Porsche Cayenne e-hybrid and S e-hybrid SUV's:

36/10

39/10

I appreciate it!

Michaell

off said:

Hello!

Requesting RV and MF on 2025 Porsche Cayenne e-hybrid and S e-hybrid SUV's:

36/10

39/10

I appreciate it!

What is your location?

off

Apologies, 77002

Michaell

off said:

Hello!

Requesting RV and MF on 2025 Porsche Cayenne e-hybrid and S e-hybrid SUV's:

36/10

39/10

I appreciate it!

off said:

Apologies, 77002

Standard MF
58% RV
Either base or S trim

Either term