My expensive base build
09-06-2022, 09:26 PM
#76
Racer
Ha Ha. I would agree with you until I found the owners name in the car before purchasing since it was a consignment car from my dealer as he purchased his new Cayenne…. 73 years old and this was his 30th Porsche he’s purchased from his salesman. I think I’ve got nothing to worry about and if something happens, CPO will pick up the tab!
09-06-2022, 09:33 PM
#77
Racer
http://www.porsche-code.com/PPP569R1
here’s the final build code I went with. It’s fairly similar to the first post but a few small swaps. Cost is about the same though
here’s the final build code I went with. It’s fairly similar to the first post but a few small swaps. Cost is about the same though
You can’t beat that interior…. Best of luck!
09-10-2022, 11:57 PM
#78
Intermediate
The salesman at the dealership gave me this advice.
Don't put too much money into a base model Carrera.
You're better served by upgrading to a Carrera S if possible.
The resale value will be miles ahead of a base Carrera.
I definitely believe that to be true.
I went bonkers on my Carrera 4S with the final price being $215k.
I actually started out with a base Carrera at around $150-160....so basically in your ball park.
It's a slippery slope.
The ride can be either very bumpy or very enjoyable, depending on how you handle it.
Don't put too much money into a base model Carrera.
You're better served by upgrading to a Carrera S if possible.
The resale value will be miles ahead of a base Carrera.
I definitely believe that to be true.
I went bonkers on my Carrera 4S with the final price being $215k.
I actually started out with a base Carrera at around $150-160....so basically in your ball park.
It's a slippery slope.
The ride can be either very bumpy or very enjoyable, depending on how you handle it.
09-11-2022, 12:32 AM
#79
The salesman at the dealership gave me this advice.
Don't put too much money into a base model Carrera.
You're better served by upgrading to a Carrera S if possible.
The resale value will be miles ahead of a base Carrera.
I definitely believe that to be true.
I went bonkers on my Carrera 4S with the final price being $215k.
I actually started out with a base Carrera at around $150-160....so basically in your ball park.
It's a slippery slope.
The ride can be either very bumpy or very enjoyable, depending on how you handle it.
Don't put too much money into a base model Carrera.
You're better served by upgrading to a Carrera S if possible.
The resale value will be miles ahead of a base Carrera.
I definitely believe that to be true.
I went bonkers on my Carrera 4S with the final price being $215k.
I actually started out with a base Carrera at around $150-160....so basically in your ball park.
It's a slippery slope.
The ride can be either very bumpy or very enjoyable, depending on how you handle it.
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bingjeep (09-12-2022)
09-11-2022, 01:42 AM
#80
Intermediate
You can still build an incredible "base" model Carrera that will make you happy in every way.
If you need more power....there's always M Engineering for a couple of thousand.