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if your plan for ED is to pick up your car and head to major cities, then yes rent a car instead...not worth the headaches.
However, if you want to drive the amazing roads/passes in Austria, Switzerland, Northern Italy then its totally worth it. I am currently in Austria right now on vacation with my wife. We haven't been near a large city since landing in Munich. No hassles, no parking issues, just relaxation and amazing drives. Just 2 days ago drove Stelvio and at the top had 2 next generation Cayennes Park next to me. Spoke to the Porsche guys awhile, nice folks. They particularly liked the pics of my RS, and that my wife had a Cayenne!
We travel to Europe a lot, can certainly recommend some nice drives and places to stay where parking is plentiful and people are friendly.
So in summary, you should absolutely do ED if possible.
I could not agree more that there are many great drives in Europe. On more than one occasion I have considered ED. I just wouldn't do it in my brand new GT3.You're doing right. Renting a nice car and getting maximum enjoyment.
I know I am in the minority...better off renting a car
What Nick meant to say is once you have done it once you
might not need to do it everytime you buy a new Porsche
or visit Europe. Nick is an attorney, not a diplomat...so
please excuse his bluntness!
But even Nick knows that European Delivery should be
in everyone's 'bucket list'!
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Originally Posted by disden
Hopefully the weather in Austria will cooperate so we can
enjoy some passes... in between Sound of Music tours!
'Sound of Music' Tours? Disden, you are my type of guy!
I have been doing those tours for decades & enjoy them to
the max every time. The Porsche & Piëch families, who reside
in beautiful Zell am See & vicinity, are fellow Österreicher:
And I would dissapoint some of my readers if I did not end
this post with a musical tribute that captures the mountains
of my spiritual home:
What Nick meant to say is once you have done it once you
might not need to do it everytime you buy a new Porsche
or visit Europe. Nick is an attorney, not a diplomat...so
please excuse his bluntness!
But even Nick knows that European Delivery should be
in everyone's 'bucket list'!
****
'Sound of Music' Tours? Disden, you are my type of guy!
I have been doing those tours for decades & enjoy them to
the max every time. The Porsche & Piëch families, who reside
in beautiful Zell am See & vicinity, are fellow Österreicher:
And I would dissapoint some of my readers if I did not end
this post with a musical tribute that captures the mountains
of my spiritual home:
06-03-2017, 08:43 PM
