European Delivery Stuttgart

[RandallNeighbour]

I've always thought of doing it, but if you check the Porsche web site, they charge a hefty fee for doing it... unlike BMW who actually gives you a hefty credit on the car purchase.

That would certainly take some of the fun out of taking european delivery for me

[jeffsquire]

Originally Posted by RandallNeighbour

I've always thought of doing it, but if you check the Porsche web site, they charge a hefty fee for doing it... unlike BMW who actually gives you a hefty credit on the car purchase.

That would certainly take some of the fun out of taking european delivery for me

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BMW's website not only offers discounts, but Lufthansa is linked on their site and they have great offers for 2nd persons to go on the flight.

[chiefsalami]

When that Z2 comes out (or preferably the M2), I will seriously consider buying it new and doing the european delivery of it.... mmmm mmm mmmm

European Delivery is $1,150 for the Boxster.

You still need to be careful with the car and respect the break-in period on the Autobahn!

[ricklin]

Yes you must observe the break in!

Better make it an S for the Euro delivery. At 4200 RPM in 6th you will be doing about 105 mph.

Don't ask me how I know.

[chiefsalami]

Originally Posted by ricklin

Yes you must observe the break in!

Yes, that is what sucks about buying a new car, especially when you want to enjoy it like with European Delivery!

Originally Posted by ricklin

Yes you must observe the break in!

Better make it an S for the Euro delivery. At 4200 RPM in 6th you will be doing about 105 mph.

Don't ask me how I know.

Bad boy....now go sit in the corner!!

[SD987]

A poster on another board just did an excellent write-up on his experience.

http://www.rennteam.com/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=275426&an=0&page=0#275426