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It is the actual registration to the car. You used to be able to take it home, now it is required to be left as documentation for importation. It looks like this, but because it is tourist registration it is more book like and translated into multiple languages. Its how you prove ownership as you travel from country to country in the EU.
It is the actual registration to the car. You used to be able to take it home, now it is required to be left as documentation for importation. It looks like this, but because it is tourist registration it is more book like and translated into multiple languages. Its how you prove ownership as you travel from country to country in the EU.
Thank you... sure they will explain this in Leipzig, but great to go into knowing what to expect, and I hadn't heard of this before now
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Did you see my response to your post about "tying" the purchase of a T with PPF?
Yes I did. Thanks, Scott. My recollection of what I was told is that it was--at least then, this was years ago--illegal to force a customer to buy something he or she did not want to buy in order to get the thing he or she did want to buy. My recollection is this is illegal tying.
Yes I did. Thanks, Scott. My recollection of what I was told is that it was--at least then, this was years ago--illegal to force a customer to buy something he or she did not want to buy in order to get the thing he or she did want to buy. My recollection is this is illegal tying.
Yes I did. Thanks, Scott. My recollection of what I was told is that it was--at least then, this was years ago--illegal to force a customer to buy something he or she did not want to buy in order to get the thing he or she did want to buy. My recollection is this is illegal tying.
God bless you,
TT
Originally Posted by Ikone
That's exactly what's happening to me.
Very sorry for that. It seems really unfair. Just to be clear, I'm not an attorney, let alone an antitrust attorney. That's why I asked @Scott P to weigh in on this subject.
Doesn't Porsche know that this thread has over 5K posts from future owners eager to get their hands on their T's... how is it possible we do not have the first T owner on this thread?? So disappointing haha
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