Cars for up to £10 per day - Porsche Cayman?

[tallstevef]

Hi All,

Got an email from Auto express- they had an article about PcP deals for cars that cost less than £10 a day. Surprisingly one of the cars listed was a base Cayman. They said with about 20% deposit that you could get a Pcp deal for around 280-300pm. Didn't mention balloon or duration of lease...

This did interest me as I'm looking for a replacement for my lease Golf R - but a quick look on the config didn't seem to be anywhere near those figures. A typo maybe or maybe I'm missing something...

Anyone else see this or have any idea on how they got those figures?

[SydneyBridge]

I would imagine the figures could be kept fairly low in light of the very slow depreciation of a Cayman

[Welshbeef]

Probably as they have excluded mentioning the LARGE upfront payment

[tallstevef]

The deposit was stated at 20% - about 8.5 or 9k... Not that much...

[Sheepshanks]

I was surprised there was a grand deposit contribution from Porsche.

[tallstevef]

Indeed - didn't see that on the example finance screens on the porsche website.

Do we think it's a genuine deal? Granted it would be basic and missing the nice options.

[jonah35]

I assume so speak with oracle

[tallstevef]

jonah35 said:

I assume so speak with oracle

Not sure I understand that comment - speak with Oracle? Who is that?

[So]

tallstevef said:

Hi All,

Got an email from Auto express- they had an article about PcP deals for cars that cost less than £10 a day. Surprisingly one of the cars listed was a base Cayman. They said with about 20% deposit that you could get a Pcp deal for around 280-300pm. Didn't mention balloon or duration of lease...

This did interest me as I'm looking for a replacement for my lease Golf R - but a quick look on the config didn't seem to be anywhere near those figures. A typo maybe or maybe I'm missing something...

Anyone else see this or have any idea on how they got those figures?

They're offering dealer contributions plus a very generous Guaranteed Future Value, so you're paying down not a lot of capital each month. It's a car that some view as not as good as its predecessor, so presumably they're trying to get them sold by making them appear attractive financially.