Oh, so now you are swaying away from a sedan...Leaning towards a Porsche Cayman S...
Never wanted a sedan. By in large, four doors are boring to me. And nah, I won't be going on sites with whatever car I eventually get.Oh, so now you are swaying away from a sedan...
Are you going on construction sites with this ride?
It's not totally an awful idea. There are some Betty's working at construction sites. And the Porsche is a legit panty dropper.
I plan on insuring in Florida. My current whip (an Acura) is insured in Florida. Only $90 a month and that'll go down because I'm done paying it off. I'll switch from full coverage to liability. The only thing that'll cost me big a month with the Cayman is the note. Maintenance, I don't think will bother me much because I'll barely drive it. Only on weekends and to the movies or some shyt which is up the block.Insurance/Note/Maintenance on a Porsche Cayman S for a 26 year old single man in NYC for <$500/month?
Go for it.
*edit* I looked at the maintenance costs and they were low even for Porsche standards. Clutches were <$700, Brakes <$300, Fluid Maintenance <$400.
Be sure to mention that to your insurance company. My insurance company covers my Camaro fully but since it's on my policy that "I only drive it <5k miles per year"
it doesn't cost as much as it would if I....hypothetically....actually drove it at the average 10-12k miles. Defensive driving class was $50 and saved me another $400 off my annual payments, so see if they'll give you a discount for that also.
Trust me breh, I been around the block. I know how to game up these insurance companies. My other job is in the insurance industry.Be sure to mention that to your insurance company. My insurance company covers my Camaro fully but since it's on my policy that "I only drive it <5k miles per year"
Told 'em I got a new job. They was like "oh congrats. where? ". It's an online job bytch, now stop asking so many damn questions!
. Option to buy at ~$45K at the end of the lease term. Otherwise if I copped a used Cayman with another color interior, buying the red interior separate would run +$10K. 
...from another site I post on.There's only 6 red interior used Caymans in the country right now
Might have to cop this shyt new or leased
Porsche website talmbout $599/month lease payments with about $5500 down
Thinking of getting the down payment through a credit union so low APR and just paying ~$95-$120/month for 36 months (roughly the same term length as the lease). That is trickle money a month I probably won't even miss much. This seems to be the cheapest way to get the red interior.
If anyone has any other ideas, enlighten a nikka
@Gene E. Yuss @unit321 @88m3
As a fiscally responsible coli breh, in good conscience I must say:
Bills paid bro. Like I said, only student loans left....from another site I post on.
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/boxster-cayman/340362-2014-cayman-s-lease-deals.html
I googled that deal youre talking about, they were running that same deal back in 2008, sounds like a revolving door deal so it should be around when 2016 rolls around so you shouldn't worry about "missing out". http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/boxster-cayman/119008-cayman-s-lease.html
As a fiscally responsible coli breh, in good conscience I must say:
But if you're on that "enjoying your life in the fast lane" tip, go for it and if you got the money, blow it.Hold off on flossing and pay your bills first breh!
Well, I'm always promoting buying used instead of new.
