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I was double checking a couple of things on the build sheet and noticed something that slipped by me before. At the very end, there is a $0 line item “ZAB Ornamental Porsche Crest”. Does anyone know what this is/why it’s broken out as a separate line item?
I was double checking a couple of things on the build sheet and noticed something that slipped by me before. At the very end, there is a $0 line item “ZAB Ornamental Porsche Crest”. Does anyone know what this is/why it’s broken out as a separate line item?
It’s a demo car with 1,600 on the clock. Only available from June 21st.. Selling for around £20k ($25k) more than original list.
Extras worth around £10k.
Being an ex demo it’s gonna have some scratches even if only internally
Last edited by Barkat03; May 13, 2023 at 02:33 AM.
Can't help, but what does it look like? I assume it functions like a 90's Ferrari or 80's Porsche that the car can't be started. I am surprised that would be separate from the key fob. It only comes with one fob? So even if you have 2 keys(fobs), you need to have the 1 additional fob to turn off the immobilizer? This isn't an option in the USA. I am familiar with the trackers that European insurance companies like, but I am not familiar with the immobilizer fob.
When you pay £269 a year you get 2 separate fobs and they activate the PVTS. There’s no buttons in them, they just have to be with the car to be able to start it. For me it was a no brainer as got a £200 discount off my insurance and the peace of mind.
When you pay £269 a year you get 2 separate fobs and they activate the PVTS. There’s no buttons in them, they just have to be with the car to be able to start it. For me it was a no brainer as got a £200 discount off my insurance and the peace of mind.
I got two of those as well. Not decided on the annual subscription even if it lowers insurance premium a bit. Would I want a stolen car returned to me…hmmm?!
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I got two of those as well. Not decided on the annual subscription even if it lowers insurance premium a bit. Would I want a stolen car returned to me…hmmm?!
Agreed, for me the fob stops it being driven away if someone has managed to grab the key code.
Ah yeah, I am into the S at MSRP prior to the last price increase, it's a beaut. The T is also locked at a no ADM and MSRP scenario. Here's a pic, it's a beaut. I'd move the wheels over and the suspension sitting in the garage.
I absolutely love your S. I guess I don't see the need for the T when you have this amazing car. For me the T has more than enough power for the street and thats what I actually love about it. I have a 993 and its really not a fast car by todays standards but I can wind it out on the street and get the thrill of the flat six singing. For around 2k you can make it faster than a stock S and so if your concerned about the loss of power that is easily overcome by a simple reflash. Not knowing what you would sell yours for I certainly wouldn't loose any money by making the switch. Certainly the PCCBS are a huge upgrade to the T brakes but everything I have read is that the T brakes are more than adequate for the job. If you are tracking the car I like the steal brakes better because of the cost associated with the PCCB's. I guess the push is that the T seams to have a little more fun factor and may hold its value better long term because of its limited run. I would assume that after being in the S for a while you were able to build the T with some options that you wish you had in your S? I ordered python green and looks like you already have that and I think your T is in python green so I trust that you will make a great decision because its clear that you have impeccable taste!
It’s a demo car with 1,600 on the clock. Only available from June 21st.. Selling for around £20k ($25k) more than original list.
Extras worth around £10k.
Being an ex demo it’s gonna have some scratches even if only internally
My point was it had been taken off Porsche UK website and now it's back on the market at £127k (£129k when it was last listed). Guess they had a buyer who fell through. The MY23 price on this car is way more than £107k - More like an £118-£120k so around £8 - £10k premium now
My point was it had been taken off Porsche UK website and now it's back on the market at £127k (£129k when it was last listed). Guess they had a buyer who fell through. The MY23 price on this car is way more than £107k - More like an £118-£120k so around £8 - £10k premium now
Yeah probs around £8-£10 now.
I just assumed it was ordered pre-price increase?!
With another price in tease due soon you could say it’s a bargain for immediate (ish) delivery !
Lol - I had the same thought and didn't say anything because I wanted it to be my unique thing. The original badge is available in black btw. While not agate, it might be close enough or a better place to start if you want to get it painted. 901-559-311-23-OEM
I did that on my 991.2 T - worked out quite well - I sprayed it with Plastidip - the plastic coating - survived many a jet wash too
Been thinking I might do the same on my new one (when it arrives!)
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