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Are you referring to the dealerships? My understanding is most of them are corporate owned
I think it was 5 years ago when merc sold all of their corporate dealer ships so you don't see the "city" + merecedes benz of canada license plate holders anymore.
everyone back then was MB employees, now they work for shitlawri
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However, Porsche 911s don't exactly depreciate as quickly as other German luxury automobiles, or even other comparably-priced sports/grand tourers like a 2021 Nissan GT-R. Instead of seeing its price cut in half by depreciation, a 2021 Porsche 911 has only lost about 8% of its value in the last three years, according to Kelly Blue Book (KBB). Because of the post-COVID chip-shortage-induced price boom on sports cars, a five-year-old 911 has "depreciated" back to its original MSRP, more or less.
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Data from KBB indicates that a 2021 Porsche 911 basically hasn't depreciated at all from its new MSRP price. A $108,000 Porsche 911 purchased in 2021 is still worth about $101,000 in 2026.
As our resident executive-track MBA holder, you start as CEO on day1, then we demote you every day that you don't produce results. Every time you're demoted, we stick somebody else up at the top and it all shuffles down. Sooner or later we'll fill the corporate ranks.
Something something corporate darwinism.
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Just talk to a guy who works at Porsche. No more European delivery option for this year. Said it will probably come back next year. Price is 13K for the option. Porsche was the only one left with this option.
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Just talk to a guy who works at Porsche. No more European delivery option for this year. Said it will probably come back next year. Price is 13K for the option. Porsche was the only one left with this option.
It was free up until last year. I question what sales ppl say as a lot of times it seems dealer specific and not corporate.
Also, when you use the term ED, I immediately thought of erectile dysfunction, which is probably starting to become a real thing for the membership base on this forum.
Also, when you use the term ED, I immediately thought of erectile dysfunction, which is probably starting to become a real thing for the membership base on this forum.
What wiper blades are you guys using and where do you get them? The current Michelin ones from Costco are shit but I also don't want to pay a fortune for new blades as I prefer to replace frequently (convince me otherwise though).
I normally buy the refills from the dealer and swap them myself. I haven't been able to find a set that is both cheap/economic and performs well.
Edit: I should mention that I replace the wiper blade refills maybe once or twice a year max. Some folks here love swapping the Michelin ones from Costco every month. I can't bring myself to do that.
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