How much do you drive your Porsche sports car each year?
#31
Burning Brakes
2018 - 112km Car purchased late Nov and driven from previous owners garage to my garage for storage.
2019 - as many km as I can. I have the Ottawa area as part of my sales territory so I will do at least a few jaunts along Hwy 7 in the P-Car (800km round trip). I would guesstimate total to come in around 10k.
2019 - as many km as I can. I have the Ottawa area as part of my sales territory so I will do at least a few jaunts along Hwy 7 in the P-Car (800km round trip). I would guesstimate total to come in around 10k.
#32
Burning Brakes
Originally Posted by WhipDaddy
Coming up on my first anniversary of owning my first Porsche. I only put on 15,000km. I usually do 20k+ a year. Slow year
Was in a dark blue 986
#34
Rennlist Member
Yesssss absolutely, if there is a snowfall you can bet I am out having fun in it! Queen/Dufferin I was probably going to Sukho Thai on Dundas for dinner I remember seeing you go up the hill past me (south bound on Dufferin just past Queen st) and was thinking to myself, I hope he doesn't have to slow down/stop as that hill was super icy that night!
#36
Burning Brakes
Yikes I am completely out of the norm here.
I try to burn thru at least 1 tank of gas a year but last couple of years I didn't manage to do that.
I try to burn thru at least 1 tank of gas a year but last couple of years I didn't manage to do that.
#39
Had my 911 since end of May, just hit the 10,000km mark a week ago. This is missing a full month in the summer and spending literally 1/2 our winter in the mountains skiing (and not driving the 911 but instead the SUV).
Id expect 16,000km a year considering.
These cars are meany to be driven!
Id expect 16,000km a year considering.
These cars are meany to be driven!
#40
Rennlist Member
I probably do about 2k kms per summer on my 993. All mileage is 'just for fun' driving - evening runs, driving events, meets etc.
I'd love a newer 911 as a DD - but my S4 is still hanging in there. But for practicality (two kids), a Panamera Sport Turismo would be just the ticket!
I'd love a newer 911 as a DD - but my S4 is still hanging in there. But for practicality (two kids), a Panamera Sport Turismo would be just the ticket!
#41
Drifting
No Uber driver here? Oh well.
#43
Drifting
The 993 C2 gets maybe 2000 Kms a year, the 997.1 cab maybe 4000 ish and the 08 Cayenne GTS DD around 15,000. Wish there was more time on the weekends for the 911s but we do enjoy them as a family. I don't want to take the 911s to work due to all the BS associated with people who don't understand how depreciation works. 🙄
#45
Burning Brakes
Picked up my ‘17 C2 Cab last June with about 2100km. Had a little over 8k (including a couple of track days at Grand Bend) by the time it was put in storage.