Porsche Drive Rental
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Didn’t even know this service was available until I stumbled across it on the Porsche GB website last night.
Picked up a Boxster Style Edition for a 24hr ‘test drive’ this afternoon. Not cheap, but I’ve got the week off and one too many beers later and it was booked . In my defence I am looking to get back into a Boxster in the not too distant future and wondered how a 718 would feel compared to the 987 I had.
The sales guy said the service only launched this week and I was only the second customer.
Car has 14 miles on the clock!
I figure it’s a better way of getting to know the car than what a quick test drive might tell you. But again, it’s not cheap!
Picked up a Boxster Style Edition for a 24hr ‘test drive’ this afternoon. Not cheap, but I’ve got the week off and one too many beers later and it was booked . In my defence I am looking to get back into a Boxster in the not too distant future and wondered how a 718 would feel compared to the 987 I had.
The sales guy said the service only launched this week and I was only the second customer.
Car has 14 miles on the clock!
I figure it’s a better way of getting to know the car than what a quick test drive might tell you. But again, it’s not cheap!
https://www.porsche.com/uk/porsche-drive-rental/
Per day
475 for a 911
250 for a Boxster
(Some others available).
Seems okay for a weekend hire.
I'm never sure why posters don't share the pertinent information .
Per day
475 for a 911
250 for a Boxster
(Some others available).
Seems okay for a weekend hire.
I'm never sure why posters don't share the pertinent information .
number2 said:
https://www.porsche.com/uk/porsche-drive-rental/
Per day
475 for a 911
250 for a Boxster
(Some others available).
Seems okay for a weekend hire.
I'm never sure why posters don't share the pertinent information .
And £500 for a Taycan. Given how many of these they have sitting around I'm surprised it's not cheaperPer day
475 for a 911
250 for a Boxster
(Some others available).
Seems okay for a weekend hire.
I'm never sure why posters don't share the pertinent information .
cseven said:
yep saw the 5k excess and thought nope
Then just insure the risk - £10 a day max.https://www.carhireexcess.co.uk as an example, there are many others. Routinely do this on holiday as the excess risk policies from car hire companies are extortionate by comparison. Never had to claim, so not sure how fast they pay out...
number2 said:
https://www.porsche.com/uk/porsche-drive-rental/
Per day
475 for a 911
250 for a Boxster
(Some others available).
Seems okay for a weekend hire.
I'm never sure why posters don't share the pertinent information .
Seems pretty reasonable to me, not sure how one would expect renting brand new sports cars to total randoms to be much cheaper than that!Per day
475 for a 911
250 for a Boxster
(Some others available).
Seems okay for a weekend hire.
I'm never sure why posters don't share the pertinent information .
Shaoxter said:
number2 said:
https://www.porsche.com/uk/porsche-drive-rental/
Per day
475 for a 911
250 for a Boxster
(Some others available).
Seems okay for a weekend hire.
I'm never sure why posters don't share the pertinent information .
Seems pretty reasonable to me, not sure how one would expect renting brand new sports cars to total randoms to be much cheaper than that!Per day
475 for a 911
250 for a Boxster
(Some others available).
Seems okay for a weekend hire.
I'm never sure why posters don't share the pertinent information .
sbh071 said:
Then just insure the risk - £10 a day max.
https://www.carhireexcess.co.uk as an example, there are many others. Routinely do this on holiday as the excess risk policies from car hire companies are extortionate by comparison. Never had to claim, so not sure how fast they pay out...
Before going that route, best to check the fine print. Usually they don’t cover expensive sports cars. That policy doesn’t, for instance. My normal travel insurance doesn’t either. https://www.carhireexcess.co.uk as an example, there are many others. Routinely do this on holiday as the excess risk policies from car hire companies are extortionate by comparison. Never had to claim, so not sure how fast they pay out...
DMZ said:
Avis Prestige looks cheaper to me (992 C2S) and you can buy excess reduction from them also. Worth a look for comparison. They have the Cayman GTS also.
£360 for the day, but limited to 100 miles compared to 250 from Porsche. There are also more restrictive age limits with Avis.DMZ said:
sbh071 said:
Then just insure the risk - £10 a day max.
https://www.carhireexcess.co.uk as an example, there are many others. Routinely do this on holiday as the excess risk policies from car hire companies are extortionate by comparison. Never had to claim, so not sure how fast they pay out...
Before going that route, best to check the fine print. Usually they don’t cover expensive sports cars. That policy doesn’t, for instance. My normal travel insurance doesn’t either. https://www.carhireexcess.co.uk as an example, there are many others. Routinely do this on holiday as the excess risk policies from car hire companies are extortionate by comparison. Never had to claim, so not sure how fast they pay out...
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