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Mar 8, 2005 5:46:39 AM
- TT Surgeon
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Re: 2002 C4S Value
7500 miles, 3yr lease, that's a lot of expensive garage time. Why didn't you just drive it to the max, you're paying for it right?
Anyway, low miles '02C4S, 55k max. Hell, the residual is probably way less, may want to just buy it, you'll never find another, low miles(your miles too) car for that price, plus you can save on the carfax.
Anyway, low miles '02C4S, 55k max. Hell, the residual is probably way less, may want to just buy it, you'll never find another, low miles(your miles too) car for that price, plus you can save on the carfax.
Mar 9, 2005 3:25:13 PM
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Re: 2002 C4S Value
In Feb '03, porsche financial started The Customer Loyalty Program (CLP), they will offer a dicounted payoff to the customer, or they can offer special r--fin, re-lease rates to the customer.
Also, they have started MVP, Market Value Pricing, where the vehicles are offered to the dealer or customer at market value as opposed to residual value.
Most dealers participate, you may have to twist their arm.
refer to spring 2004 Porsche Customer Compass, page 1. Ross Dupper, CFO Porsche financial services.
Also, they have started MVP, Market Value Pricing, where the vehicles are offered to the dealer or customer at market value as opposed to residual value.
Most dealers participate, you may have to twist their arm.
refer to spring 2004 Porsche Customer Compass, page 1. Ross Dupper, CFO Porsche financial services.
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