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I don't own any Omegas but I like this one with the white dial. Does anyone here own one or any speedy? Any reason why I shouldn't buy one?

Got offered 140k for my 2017 Targa 4 GTS with 15k miles. Should I accept? Car was paid off this month.

Well what happened to the dude who sued Patek for not getting a 5980?

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I have one, it's got gold hands and markers which is unique to silver dial only.

I remember when I leased a Chevy Bolt for 100 bucks a month. I guess those days will never return.

Saw Lebron at nobu last weekend and he was driving this They gave me front spot too.

There's a fine line between Toyota being overpriced vs. having strong resale value. Don't know how they do it. They produce millions of cars a year.

That's a full blown Maybach dupe on a Hyundai Palisade, rebadged and all.

The cheapest buy-in to the platform is a 2017 Panamera Turbo, my employee just got one for under 70k. 189k MSRP.

My mind immediately went to the Mondial, but even suggesting the Portofino or California looks better than F8/Roma is crazy.

F8 worst of all time? 🤣🤣

Yeah, to be honest, after owning a 911 for pretty much 12 years of my life i'm finally ready to move on. I understand that Porsche will always be known as the track weapon, and it's been great owning one all these years. But the new age Porsche game is really off-putting. I'm not the guy that...

The sad reality is any Porsche without full leather feels cheap, no matter which model it is. Could I live with it? Yes. But I’m paying for full leather if given the option. Not sure why plastic dash even exists on any Porsche. The first thing I notice whenever I hop in any of my friends...

My humble opinion after owning/driving so many cars high and low: You cant beat Tesla. In terms of what an EV should be, they have it nailed. People are afraid to admit it. I want a car that has everything Tesla has done, but with a BMW/MBZ refinish and that’s it. I don’t want...

This was my friends base 2024 Taycan lease payment for 24 months on a 106k car.

Macan will still sell because now Fed is giving 7500 credit at time of purchase even on LEASE. So i'm sure the pricing is strategic. 80k with 55% residual is 37k 37k - 7500 down (free from fed) is 30k. With some additional pull from Porsche Financial this car will be sub 1k a month.

Macan starts at 80k 😂