OPC Contribution of £12500 on a new Taycan 4S CT

[HoHoHo]

If you fancy a new 4 Cross Turismo Porsche are offering a £12500 contribution on a new car.

Looks like sales are still stalling, I remember when you didn’t get mats FOC on a new Porsche and if you mentioned the word discount at the dealership you were marched outside and told it is what it is, if you don’t like the price, tough.

I leased mine, it’s a great car and my 325 mile journey there and back to Birmingham today was yet again comfortable, quick and pain free.

But, I would think twice about buying a new one, that’s for sure!

[Discombobulate]

More like 20k on a half decent specced one if you push
Or 25-30K on a pre-reg.

[HoHoHo]

Discombobulate said:

More like 20k on a half decent specced one if you push
Or 25-30K on a pre-reg.

And maybe with a £12500 contribution as an added bonus

[Discombobulate]

HoHoHo said:

And maybe with a £12500 contribution as an added bonus

[MisterBigglesworth]

I wouldn't buy another even with a 100 percent contribution.

Happiest day will be the day I hand the keys back to the finance company. Worst financial purchase I have ever made.

[Discombobulate]

MisterBigglesworth said:

I wouldn't buy another even with a 100 percent contribution.

Happiest day will be the day I hand the keys back to the finance company. Worst financial purchase I have ever made.

Apologies for being nosey, but why? If the car is financed on PCP or lease it's the finance / lease company that is left holding the baby. The costs would be no surprise to you, as outlined upfront, but the depreciation may surprise, and hurt them. Or am I missing something?

[Durzel]

Discombobulate said:

MisterBigglesworth said:

I wouldn't buy another even with a 100 percent contribution.

Happiest day will be the day I hand the keys back to the finance company. Worst financial purchase I have ever made.

Apologies for being nosey, but why? If the car is financed on PCP or lease it's the finance / lease company that is left holding the baby. The costs would be no surprise to you, as outlined upfront, but the depreciation may surprise, and hurt them. Or am I missing something?

+1

Bit confused about this in the context of handing a car back to the finance company. What would have been the surprise? The balloon payment would have been known up front, as would the monthlies, etc.