Aside from launching the fabulous the latest version of the fantastic road racer, the Porsche 911 GT3, Sime Darby Auto Performance (SDAP), the official importer and distributor of Porsche vehicles in Malaysia, has introduced the Porsche 360 Financing programme.
This is that sort of financing programme that makes owning a Porsche much easier than before (provided you can afford it of course). The new Porsche 360 Financing programme was introduced at the Bangsar Shopping Centre, in conjunction with the new 911 GT3 launch which you see pictured below.
This is that sort of financing programme that makes owning a Porsche much easier than before (provided you can afford it of course). The new Porsche 360 Financing programme was introduced at the Bangsar Shopping Centre, in conjunction with the new 911 GT3 launch which you see pictured below.
The Porsche 360 Financing is a viable alternative to conventional financing by promising lower monthly payments and flexible terms for better cash flow management. Within the third to fifth year prior to the end of the financing programme, owners are able to either trade-in their vehicle for a new Porsche, or refinance the loan amount.
With this new scheme, a Porsche customer can now finance a new Macan with a 90% loan margin for 5 years and only pay around RM 6,000 in their monthly instalments. After the agreed period, they can either trade-in their vehicle for a new Porsche, or refinance the loan amount and carry on paying for a few more years or buy off the car outright. The choice is actually the car owner's to make.
The options are simply as stated below:
At the end of the financing term, the owners have three options:
Firstly, the customer may trade in their vehicle at any Authorised Porsche Pre-Owned Centre at the assured resale value. The programme is structured in such a way that the remaining loan amount is generally lower than the assured resale value of the vehicle. Consequently, the owner would then receive a balance payment that could go towards the down payment for a new vehicle, making it a fuss-free transition to their next new Porsche. Since there is a guaranteed amount received, this could go to financing the next Porsche like from a Macan, the customer now opts for a Cayman or a 911. The step up is made easier.
The second option - the customer can, from the third year onwards, extend the financing programme for their vehicle or to terminate the financing arrangement by settling the outstanding loan amount in full.
Finally, they could of course decide to return their Porsche without any additional commitments*.
It is also something good as it allows an entry into the world that is Porsche.
Now if you're not really keen of reading, I've put something up on YouTube regarding the programme. You can see a brief presentation of the programme by Winston Foong, National Sales Manager of Sime Darby Auto Performance. There is also an animated video provided by Sime Darby Auto Performance at the 4minute 10 second mark. Do watch if you want to find out a little bit more.
Oh, there are some Porsche cars footage spliced into the vid too.
With this new scheme, a Porsche customer can now finance a new Macan with a 90% loan margin for 5 years and only pay around RM 6,000 in their monthly instalments. After the agreed period, they can either trade-in their vehicle for a new Porsche, or refinance the loan amount and carry on paying for a few more years or buy off the car outright. The choice is actually the car owner's to make.
The options are simply as stated below:
At the end of the financing term, the owners have three options:
Firstly, the customer may trade in their vehicle at any Authorised Porsche Pre-Owned Centre at the assured resale value. The programme is structured in such a way that the remaining loan amount is generally lower than the assured resale value of the vehicle. Consequently, the owner would then receive a balance payment that could go towards the down payment for a new vehicle, making it a fuss-free transition to their next new Porsche. Since there is a guaranteed amount received, this could go to financing the next Porsche like from a Macan, the customer now opts for a Cayman or a 911. The step up is made easier.
The second option - the customer can, from the third year onwards, extend the financing programme for their vehicle or to terminate the financing arrangement by settling the outstanding loan amount in full.
Finally, they could of course decide to return their Porsche without any additional commitments*.
It is also something good as it allows an entry into the world that is Porsche.
Oh, there are some Porsche cars footage spliced into the vid too.
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