shammerman

This is quite interesting. $2,000 (or $3K based on the program) a month is quite a chunk of change, but for those who buy a new $100k+ vehicle financing or leasing (or deducting the car expense as a business expense), it may work out when you count in not having to have insurance or depreciation hit. I would not mind being able to switch Porsches on a whim!

http://www.porschepassport.com/

Sharm

Old news

https://rennlist.com/forums/991/1029...-passport.html

Cherryblock

might be "old news" but still I agree with shammerman, could be a good fit for folks like me who have terminal ADD.

Needsdecaf

Old news as in "don't need another thread on it".

Cherryblock

by definition ADD doesn't lend to research

bkrantz

Or paying attention.

shammerman

Thanks for the valuable and insightful comments - so I missed the original thread...

Gary JR

But in all BOLD this time.

Actually a tricked out, insurance paid Panamera at $36k a year does not sound that bad.

wareaglescott

I cant stand when people complain about it already being posted. Some people don't have the time to read every thread that has ever been on the board. What is they were away for a week? Do they have a responsibility to go back and read every thread so they may not repeat posting something. It is a freaking message board. If you don't have something constructive to add just don't click on the thread or move on to the next one. No reason to be rude about it.

OP shouldn't need to apologize for posting something that interested him.

.2PDK

Yeah I guess the "repost" ***** expect one to search the forum before posting anything so as not to ruin their equanimity...

Needsdecaf

Most welcome.

i was actually posting in response to the second poster as in "once someone links the original, thread, take the discussion to that thread".

Johnny5Alive

That could be good for a business, but at $3,000 monthly you could have a 911 and a cayenne/panamera and actually own them.

Gary JR

Only if you put no value on no hassle, trade options, concierge service, "everything is included except gas", etc.

dimok

Only in Atlanta area unfortunately.