The following situation: I live in Switzerland and have ordered a Porsche Macan in Germany via an import company. The Macan will be put in front of my house in Zurich on March 1, 2015. The 1st of March 2015 was chosen because the financing of my current car expires on March 1, 2015. All bureaucratic border modes are handled by the company. Macan new price: CHF 125k Price via import company: CHF 102.7k Savings: CHF 22.3k Listens to so far supe r. Now, however, came a colleague who, together with a few others, gets 20% discount at a BMW dealer. One about (I know guys, a BMW is not a Porsche, but that’s not the point here) similarly strong BMW X3 (306hp R6 instead of 340hp V6) with absolute full equipment would cost me only CHF 77k (including 3 years of service/pneuchange). A saving in good quality the Macan of CHF 25k! Now I asked at the import company how the situation regarding a resignation from the K of course, the company said that a withdrawal according to the obligation law is only possible after payment of a deduction sum of 15% of the vehicle new price. For me, of course, a clear exclusion criterion. Therefore, I have the following three options: 1.) I stay with the Macan and renounce a CHF 25k cheaper, if not as horny car 2.) I pay CHF 15k discount amount…forget it 3.) I offer the Macan at Autoscout24 with a discount of 18% and hope for a buyer (risk) What would you do in my situation if you would like to withdraw from the purchase? Has anyone already had similar experiences or would suggest a solution?