who is doing european delivery?
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theEnd (02-23-2020)
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I have done two Porsche European deliveries and planning two more including one in a Spyder next year. (Check out my signature block) The dates of your ED are selected by you pending approval by PCNA. They have to deconflict between other people who want to do ED and factory closings in the summer etc. They can only do so many people in a day and there are other events at the factory that would preclude deliveries.
ED is a option for Americans and Canadians. It's not a program for Europeans. Americans get the opportunity to fly over to Stuttgart (or Leipzig), pick up the car at the factory, get a tour of the factory and museum or get track time on a F1 track (Leipzig). Porsche feeds them, puts them up in a hotel and pays for 16 days of car insurance....then the car gets shipped back. It's a great way to couple a vacation with a new car and the ability to drive it all over these fantastic European roads. Porsche pays for it all too. Most Porsche buyers are not Europeans so don't have the opportunity to do all this stuff.
I would rephrase your question and instead ask why would anybody pick up a Porsche at a US dealership? ......Boring. lol
Here is a detailed video I made describing the program.
I would rephrase your question and instead ask why would anybody pick up a Porsche at a US dealership? ......Boring. lol
Here is a detailed video I made describing the program.
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Thanks for sharing, that was very informative. And I wholeheartedly agree 😀
I am lucky in the sense that I live1.5hrs from the start of the Autobahn and 4-5hrs from Zuffenhausen 😇
have a good one,
I am lucky in the sense that I live1.5hrs from the start of the Autobahn and 4-5hrs from Zuffenhausen 😇
have a good one,
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wdr911 (01-28-2020)
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I have done two Porsche European deliveries and planning two more including one in a Spyder next year. (Check out my signature block) The dates of your ED are selected by you pending approval by PCNA. They have to deconflict between other people who want to do ED and factory closings in the summer etc. They can only do so many people in a day and there are other events at the factory that would preclude deliveries.
ED is a option for Americans and Canadians. It's not a program for Europeans. Americans get the opportunity to fly over to Stuttgart (or Leipzig), pick up the car at the factory, get a tour of the factory and museum or get track time on a F1 track (Leipzig). Porsche feeds them, puts them up in a hotel and pays for 16 days of car insurance....then the car gets shipped back. It's a great way to couple a vacation with a new car and the ability to drive it all over these fantastic European roads. Porsche pays for it all too. Most Porsche buyers are not Europeans so don't have the opportunity to do all this stuff.
I would rephrase your question and instead ask why would anybody pick up a Porsche at a US dealership? ......Boring. lol
Here is a detailed video I made describing the program.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bL23xqsj_88
ED is a option for Americans and Canadians. It's not a program for Europeans. Americans get the opportunity to fly over to Stuttgart (or Leipzig), pick up the car at the factory, get a tour of the factory and museum or get track time on a F1 track (Leipzig). Porsche feeds them, puts them up in a hotel and pays for 16 days of car insurance....then the car gets shipped back. It's a great way to couple a vacation with a new car and the ability to drive it all over these fantastic European roads. Porsche pays for it all too. Most Porsche buyers are not Europeans so don't have the opportunity to do all this stuff.
I would rephrase your question and instead ask why would anybody pick up a Porsche at a US dealership? ......Boring. lol
Here is a detailed video I made describing the program.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bL23xqsj_88
I have done a few european deliveries myself. I was referring to a potential buffer PCNA is implementing due to emissions certifications for the GT4/Spyder. I was told no deliveries can be scheduled earlier than October 2020 as of last week. How far are you in the process? I'm planning a group trip in either June or July. looking to drive the nurburgring hockenheim (possibly spa) then head down to italy and drive imola. couple alpine passes in between.
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Jim Rockford (01-26-2020)
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I have done a few european deliveries myself. I was referring to a potential buffer PCNA is implementing due to emissions certifications for the GT4/Spyder. I was told no deliveries can be scheduled earlier than October 2020 as of last week. How far are you in the process? I'm planning a group trip in either June or July. looking to drive the nurburgring hockenheim (possibly spa) then head down to italy and drive imola. couple alpine passes in between.
I was not aware that deliveries have been delayed to October 2020. That is going to throw a serious wrench in my plans since I plan to blast thorugh some Alpine passes which will be closed in October. Crossing fingers....
Any European Delivery car will be built to US specs. If the US specs do not have particulate filters (and that is not confirmed yet to my knowledge), then the ED delivered cars will also not have the filters. Let's hope.
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Good news. I got confirmation from PCNA directly that European Delivery of US Spec GT4's and Spyders can commence on June 1st!
I'm planning a european delivery adventure with a friend. both of us in GT4's.
if you all would like to join us we are happy for the company.
Delivery June 9th or 10th
Drive south to Garmisch.
Head to Stelvio Pass (if its open)
Stop by Maranello Ferrari Factory - where i usually do some acrobatics in front of their gate to say friendly hello from porsche.
Then Imola for 2 track days. friends/family/wives take a day trip to Venice tour Pagani/Lamborghini Factories.
Mugello Track day
then up to the Nurburgring for a private track day. (i have instruction provided) absolute must if you are new to the track.
then drop off cars in Frankfurt on June 20th.
Jim
I'm planning a european delivery adventure with a friend. both of us in GT4's.
if you all would like to join us we are happy for the company.
Delivery June 9th or 10th
Drive south to Garmisch.
Head to Stelvio Pass (if its open)
Stop by Maranello Ferrari Factory - where i usually do some acrobatics in front of their gate to say friendly hello from porsche.
Then Imola for 2 track days. friends/family/wives take a day trip to Venice tour Pagani/Lamborghini Factories.
Mugello Track day
then up to the Nurburgring for a private track day. (i have instruction provided) absolute must if you are new to the track.
then drop off cars in Frankfurt on June 20th.
Jim