Someone else actually posted the link to where the Porsche is now for sale. It matches the vin number listed for the one they had and the carfax they posted shows that the car was purchased not leased. Here’s the link to it https://www.carfax.com/VehicleHistory/p ... 94JS174891Floridagator 1012 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2019 11:45 amThere is a company in Orlando that leases luxury cars they have a 60 day switch out. The company is targeting executive staying in the area short term1-16 months. They have the choice to insure through them or your own ins. I am betting they are using that company it is very popular. A lot of people lease dream cars from them to make a choice in what to buy so that is why they allow the switch outs it cost more to lease from them but you have more freedom than a dealer.MiloandMax1 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2019 10:37 am If they were leasing wouldn't they be paying quite a bit to just return the cars? So wouldn't they get what they wanted to begin with? Didn't Khoa say his sister (the oldest her name escaped me) took over the Lexus? Or was she just borrowing it for a while?
Which is insane they would purchase and return that quick, especially because it isn’t even for sale at the place they originally got it from. And if they are doing it to boost their credit they will likely be very disappointed because I financed my car for a month then paid it off completely because I was trying to build credit and it didn’t effect my credit score at all because it was too short of time.