Ironman88

That sounds really high. I would shop that quote I think.

I've had success in the past with a specific dealer...

Highline-Autos.com

We are retailer's of Fidelity coverage, and the retailer's cost of coverage alone is over $8,000.... Macan, Cayenne, and Panamera coverage are all more expensive than coverage on a 911.

Fidelity's mileage based pricing tiers are as follows:

0-10K
10K-25K
25K-35K
35K-45K
45K-55K
.... and so on.

Darkalley36

Hey guys thoughts on these two cars?

Is the lack of a Bose a big deal? My wife honestly isn't a huge music person so just for me the little I drive it! I am shocked at some of the builds I see!


https://www.raycatenaporsche.com/inv...g2a53plb38791/

https://www.porscheflemington.com/ne...854ac1047b.htm

Ironman88

Surprising that the Volcano Gray car does not have a Bose option - I think it's only $980. I'm not certain, but I think the primary difference between the standard Hi Fi system and the Bose system are the speakers. There is a difference in the sound quality - but it may not equate to value to your wife or yourself.

I would lean more towards the Volcano Gray car. Some really nice upgrades on it - air suspension, sport exhaust for example. I've not seen many S models with both of those options.

Perhaps it would come down more to color combination differences for your wife. Some people don't particularly care for an all black interior. The black / garnet red on the silver car is sharp in my opinion. I would still opt for the Volcano gray car though.

Darkalley36

I’m leaning the Volvano as well. Crazy in my mind not to check the Bose box !

Ironman88

Perhaps you've already seen this, but here's another new 2023 that's not too far from your location...

https://www.porscheconshohocken.com/...890241ae42.htm

Highline-Autos.com

Premium package without BOSE is interesting, but in my experience in the Porsche sports cars, even with BOSE, the sound leaves much to be desired....