I picked up my new car on Friday, but so I didn’t have to tax my old car for 1 day I took it in the day before, they gave me a courtesy car, a £120k Porsche Taycan GTS 0-60 in 2.8 seconds unfortunately I didn’t get chance to try that but what a car to drive.
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If that's the courtesy car, what are you buying?
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I could maybe afford the badge, maybe?Comment
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The taycan is nice but the macan dosnt sound like a milk float :thumb2:Comment
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I haven't driven a Porsche since 1982, when I drove a 911 for a Munich radio station (it's a long story). I wasn't impressed, but I understand they've improved a lot since then. Must try to get a test drive while I still can.
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Oh the rewards for hard work!
Never happen to me of course. I was born bone idle and I've been like it ever since!Comment
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I got my hands on a couple of brand new Porsches many years ago. I was working at a filling station owned by a Porsche dealership. They had a customer wanting a test drive in a 928 so I was asked if I'd like to take a 911 down to the Porsche centre in Reading and bring back a 928. I was in my mid twenties then so I nearly broke the salesman's fingers snatching the keys from him.
Gotta say I was disappointed with the 911. It was a manual and the clutch spring was so tight I almost had to press my left foot with my hand to get it to the floor. The 928 was an automatic though and an absolute dream to drive.Comment
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Interesting number plate John (jon)!
in Guernsey we do not have letters on our reg numbers and I recall number 911 selling for over£20kin the 1980's, obviously by a Porche owner.
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