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Old 03-05-2012, 07:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Brobbins016
I have done four EU Porsche and one BMW deliveries. Currently Pcar has no additional fee and no VAT. Have a nice day...
Well, I have enquired about it (as recently as last 6 months) from two of the largest dealers in the US and both have stated that VAT is still required. As does the Porsche website.

I don't necessarily disagree with you Stoppie, but I don't buy it completely either. Porsches are mass produced vehicles. They are not necessarily a low volume production company (maybe compared to Ford, Dodge, etc). The Cayenne and Panamera, I agree, could probably be of more risk. However, I don't at all buy the argument 100%.

Look at MB and BMW. They offer SIGNIFICANT discounts on the pricing of their ED cars, especially when priced against EU prices. They would be highly favorable to buy at a discount with US pricing and then flip in Europe. Could make a considerable profit if you wanted to try it. Same, most certainly, is true of Porsche too. I don't believe that Porsches are significantly more at risk compared to other German brands. I think Porsche doesn't want to take the risk, but I think it is more simply an issue of using their money vs mine as a guarantee against VAT and import fraud.

I don't believe in giving anyone an interest free loan. Having said that, may still do it someday. Just not happy about it. It does, however, sound like an awesome experience.

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Old 03-05-2012, 08:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Brobbins016
I have done four EU Porsche and one BMW deliveries. Currently Pcar has no additional fee and no VAT. Have a nice day...
It's ON the ED print out from PCNA you dummy!! Jayzus!! :P
 
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Originally Posted by jasonrhcastle
Well, I have enquired about it (as recently as last 6 months) from two of the largest dealers in the US and both have stated that VAT is still required. As does the Porsche website.

I don't necessarily disagree with you Stoppie, but I don't buy it completely either. Porsches are mass produced vehicles. They are not necessarily a low volume production company (maybe compared to Ford, Dodge, etc). The Cayenne and Panamera, I agree, could probably be of more risk. However, I don't at all buy the argument 100%.

Look at MB and BMW. They offer SIGNIFICANT discounts on the pricing of their ED cars, especially when priced against EU prices. They would be highly favorable to buy at a discount with US pricing and then flip in Europe. Could make a considerable profit if you wanted to try it. Same, most certainly, is true of Porsche too. I don't believe that Porsches are significantly more at risk compared to other German brands. I think Porsche doesn't want to take the risk, but I think it is more simply an issue of using their money vs mine as a guarantee against VAT and import fraud.

I don't believe in giving anyone an interest free loan. Having said that, may still do it someday. Just not happy about it. It does, however, sound like an awesome experience.

J

No offense jason but Porsches aren't C classes or 5 series's. You shouldn't get a discount on a Porsche as you would a BMW or MB. Not the same animal. Whether one feels entitled to it or not.
 
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True. I agree Stoppie. No offense taken. But a 110k 7 series or a 103k M5 (as mine was) is still a significant piece of coin.

Having said all this, as I stated above, I am likely still gonna due it on my next CTT in a couple years. Having seen the light and left BMW (would leave MB if my wife would get rid of hers) I still think it is worth the price of admission...

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About time Porsche stopped charging for this! I didn't do this back when I got my Turbo for this exact reason! Now I have no reason not to do ED for my next Porsche!
 
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Originally Posted by jasonrhcastle
True. I agree Stoppie. No offense taken. But a 110k 7 series or a 103k M5 (as mine was) is still a significant piece of coin.

Having said all this, as I stated above, I am likely still gonna due it on my next CTT in a couple years. Having seen the light and left BMW (would leave MB if my wife would get rid of hers) I still think it is worth the price of admission...

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It's not the money mate. It's production levels. 7 Series and S550, even AMG/M5 productions are higher...

Porsche builds a fraction of what those guys do. You get more car. You SHOULD pay more.

Have you driven a new CTT yet? Hands down a better truck (car) over the X5/X6M or new ML63.
 
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Originally Posted by STOPPIE
It's not the money mate. It's production levels. 7 Series and S550, even AMG/M5 productions are higher...

Porsche builds a fraction of what those guys do. You get more car. You SHOULD pay more.
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Originally Posted by 20C4S
just FYI, for someone that cares. Porsche install (meaning drilled) european front license bracket on the front bumper for ED. BMW use double-sided tape for the front plate for ED.
WTF....can we ask them NOT to do that? If Porsche does that then I'd decline ED for that reason alone as well.
 
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Originally Posted by Green
Ridiculous cheerleading is not allowed .
What if I bribe you with a Vente Starbucks? (that usually works on Doctors...)

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Depends if he can get special treatment from the police on his way there
 


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