| It varies - the price you pay depends on your contract length, annual mileage, initial payment, and specification. As a guide, a Porsche 911 Cabriolet lease starts at £1,297.18 per month. |
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Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet Lease Deals
The Porsche 911 Cabriolet has never made a sensible company car. It has made an exceptional one.
The Benefit in Kind rate sits at the top of the bracket - it always has, and nobody who has ever driven one with the roof down has given it much thought afterwards.
The flat-six is behind you rather than in front, the PDK changes gear faster than you could, and the Carrera S's 443hp with the Sport Chrono Package makes any road feel more significant than it probably is. The manual gearbox is available on S models for those who prefer their involvement undiluted.
The argument isn't financial. It never was. But it never had to be.
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How much does it cost to lease a Porsche 911 Cabriolet?
How does roof-down driving feel in the Porsche 911 Cabriolet?
| The flat-six engine's position directly behind the occupants makes the roof-down experience unlike any front- or mid-engined convertible. At full throttle, the engine note fills the cabin from behind, rather than arriving from a distance, forced through steel and metal to get to your ears. A wind deflector reduces turbulence at speed, to protect you through the year. The convertible roof doesn't compromise the 911's handling character - the chassis tuning remains fundamentally the same as the coupe, with the additional structural reinforcement built in from the outset rather than retrofitted. |
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Is the Porsche 911 Cabriolet a compromise compared to the Coupe?
| Structurally reinforced to compensate for the lack of a solid roof, the Cabriolet is heavier than the Coupe, which affects performance and handling slightly. The coupe is the purer driver's car. The Cabriolet is the more complete experience - everything that makes the Porsche 911 the benchmark sports car, with the addition of the flat-six soundtrack when the roof is lowered. |
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