On the market for a 2018 991.2 rwd base, ~60k miles ~$70k, was wondering whats the realistic maintenance cost (assuming everything will be done at the porsche service shop) Another option is a 2020 992 base ~40k miles ~$90k, curious whats the owning cost gap will be Also, whats the future depreciation rate i should expect? I work for porsche and can confirm you will need experience before being hired in sales Gaining experience will only be beneficial to you as the expectations from the clients are much higher than that of economy brands They knowingly pay more money for a product they don’t need and have accordingly higher expectations
Because most of our clientele are business owners and/or highly. The best way to honestly find out is to call a porsche parts department directly I think the vw and ford parts searches that are open for you and i to search are much better than the porsche one. I remember that when the accident pictures started to be deleted (following the lawsuit), many tried to archive those A place for porsche owners and enthusiasts.which is the most recent manual 911 do you guys think that is still the most raw to drive from a drivers perspective, feeling wise That you feel more of the road and the car
This is home for all things porsche cayman Please feel free to share pictures of your own car, modification plans or ask for buying advice I’ve been looking to get a fun wagon and the panera seems like the perfect choice My only worry is that, since it is a used porsche, it is a potential money pit Would i be stupid to go ahead and buy one Any panamera owners who have insight would be.
This subreddit is for anyone who loves the classic porsche 944, whether it be na, turbo, s, or an s2 Porsche cuts the metal part from code I bought a second one last year and it was about $500 for the key, with metal part, and programming Took a month or two to ship from germany.
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