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Originally Posted by JARblue Are you paying for the Porsche in cash? Because if not that question is not relevant. But the answer is yes. Of the people considering a
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My point was if you're looking at spending $150K in cash out of pocket, then obviously that $135K difference out of your bank account is not a big deal. If you cared that much about the money, then you wouldn't be looking to spend it on a car or else you see a value in spending it. Only you can choose your perspective there.
Personally, I'd rather have $135K in my bank account. But that's because I don't have bank funds where I can shell out $150K cash for a vehicle. If I did have that kind of money, I can assure you my perspective would be different.
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Feel the same way here.... If one can truly afford to pay $150K cash for the 992S... probably $160K with tax and license.
Spending additional $15K or needing to sell the 2012 base Z is quite insignificant financially. ![]() I'm waiting for the 992 GTS and will keep the Z as a spare car. Quote:
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