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I do however believe significant bank balances could still overcome the said OP 4 requirement..I suspect this because some of the people doing 1st year subjects for the 3rd year just couldn't be that smart....it only starts from this or the last intake though.

Perhaps.

This stratton finance mob will give me a new 911, but dont tell them I cant afford the ballon payment at the end lol.

really

psst ... btw a boxster isn't a 911 champ :D

Perhaps.

This stratton finance mob will give me a new 911, but dont tell them I cant afford the ballon payment at the end lol.

So they re-posses, by then you'll be wanting a new one anyway :D

you must be lying to these finance people or your new job is going to pay you lots, because lending guidelines surely don't allow what you speak of.

Josh? Embellish the truth? Never...

you must be lying to these finance people or your new job is going to pay you lots, because lending guidelines surely don't allow what you speak of.

Im getting paid more then you think.

they said on the phone, new 997 with 25% at the end of the 5 years. It appears leasing a car is more easy in getting a loan.

My daddy is a porsche man, trust me we hate boxters. Yes, just a 997 no flash specs, 25% at the end of 5 years.

25% residual after 5 years on a car???

thats very odd.

What ... are you only allowed 5000 KM per year or something

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Im getting paid more then you think.

they said on the phone, new 997 with 25% at the end of the 5 years. It appears leasing a car is more easy in getting a loan.

Because they retain ownership and basically force you to give up the car or sign on again... and again... and again...

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