Motoring Discussion > Porsche - Brexit dividend
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New Mon 18 Feb 19 11:00 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - Lygonos

Unsurprisingly contingencies are being made in case of a no deal Exit.

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New Mon 18 Feb 19 11:29 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - Zero
If you are lashing out new Porsche money, and the 10% make a significant difference to your purchase choice, you couldnt afford to buy it and run in the first place.
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New Mon 18 Feb 19 11:39 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - Lygonos
Could say that about any new car.

Might be the difference between going for the Porsche or buying some Brit built crap like a Jag of course.
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New Mon 18 Feb 19 11:59 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - sooty123
>> Could say that about any new car.
>>
>> Might be the difference between going for the Porsche or buying some Brit built crap
>> like a Jag of course.
>>

I thought the F type looked rather nice, not an all time classic but nice all the same.
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New Mon 18 Feb 19 12:02 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - Zero
>> I thought the F type looked rather nice, not an all time classic but nice
>> all the same.

I had the choice, new german or new jaguar. The jags look loverly and who wouldn't want a jag on the drive.

However I went for build quality and reliability.
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New Mon 18 Feb 19 13:17 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - sooty123
I had the choice, new german or new jaguar. The jags look loverly and who
>> wouldn't want a jag on the drive.
>>
>> However I went for build quality and reliability.
>>

I wonder how much different they are in those areas? Haven't looked at JD power or similar in quite a while.
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New Mon 18 Feb 19 13:46 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - Zero

>> I wonder how much different they are in those areas? Haven't looked at JD power
>> or similar in quite a while.

www.whatcar.com/news/2018-what-car-reliability-survey/n17811
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New Mon 18 Feb 19 14:35 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - sooty123
>> www.whatcar.com/news/2018-what-car-reliability-survey/n17811

Neck and neck for the old model, then both had a fall. I suppose it's difficult to quantify that 4%. Still, not a big gap between them.

I think I'd take the chance of a small perceived difference in reliability and take the Jag but I'm not in the market for either. So it doesn't really matter what I think! :-)
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New Mon 18 Feb 19 16:06 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - movilogo
>> I had the choice, new german or new jaguar. The jags look loverly and who wouldn't want a jag on the drive.

>> However I went for build quality and reliability.

So you bought a Japanese/Korean?

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New Mon 18 Feb 19 16:17 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - Zero
>> So you bought a Japanese/Korean?

No, I wanted a classy luxury car that went like the wind, handled well, more I wanted one that looked good.
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New Mon 18 Feb 19 16:26 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - movilogo
>> No, I wanted a classy luxury car that went like the wind, handled well, more I wanted one that looked good.

Ah, an Italian car then :)
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New Mon 18 Feb 19 13:50 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - Duncan
>> I thought the F type looked rather nice, not an all time classic but nice
>> all the same.
>>

Looks rather nice is not quite in the same street as long term reliability.
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New Mon 18 Feb 19 14:30 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - sooty123
Looks rather nice is not quite in the same street as long term reliability.
>>

No, but an avensis isn't really in the same market as an F type.
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New Mon 18 Feb 19 11:39 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - Manatee
And if I were buying a new car of any kind I'd tell them the risk is theirs or "no deal"!
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New Mon 18 Feb 19 11:40 
 Porsche - Brexit dividend - tyrednemotional
.....from what I've seen of Porsche* ownership, there is a reasonable proportion of owners who are already in that position.

*other performance marques are available.
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