I've seen two Porsche cars in north coast one on Rd one on tow truck
Might be but Porsches are very very reliable. In fact must of the entire production is still on the road.
I've seen two Porsche cars in north coast one on Rd one on tow truck
If you want to flaunt your money, then buy a Landcruiser or a Lexus. Even rich Dominicans don't buy Porsches.
Most Dominicans with money live in SD and ST. Put a little more attention the next time you are in these two cities or on Duarte highway between both. You might be surprised with how many Porsches will pass by you on all four of their wheels plus the parked ones.I've seen two Porsche cars in north coast one on Rd one on tow truck
This is true. I see Porsches all the time in StoDgo.Most Dominicans with money live in SD and ST. Put a little more attention the next time you are in these two cities or on Duarte highway between both. You might be surprised with how many Porsches will pass by you on all four of their wheels plus the parked ones.
Most Dominicans with money live in SD and ST. Put a little more attention the next time you are in these two cities or on Duarte highway between both. You might be surprised with how many Porsches will pass by you on all four of their wheels plus the parked ones.
Baseball players?See two beside my dentist in Santiago.
On the Moca road , I have been blown aside by a Bentley coupe at speed....
Same thing happened on the SDQ to nagua toll road.
I'm good at speed estimates...
The toll road guy(coupe again) was nicely over 110mph.
Both were the super deluxe model,
There is an FM dealer in SDQ
... FM are the two high end Italian brands
We were surprised to see a sleek black Maserati pass us on Duarte last Monday
.........How about a new Benz AMG 6.3..........black on black.......anyone that knows cars would appreciate that one........Doc.........Another thing to consider is the depreciation in value. Porsche is a prestige marque. They are expensive to buy and expensive to maintain. I don't know what model you're talking about, but I can imagine you're looking at something that is around three or four years old. A Cayenne or Macan perhaps?
I had a 2007 Cayenne. I traded in my 2003 Toyota Prado for it, and added another $10k. I owned it for three years. I enjoyed the driving experience, but I could never get anyone competent to fix the complicated air suspension and a couple of the air conditioning distribution servo-motors had failed, requiring complete dashboard removal.
I also changed my job which meant that I had to do a lot of driving, i.e. Puerto Plata to Punta Cana on a weekly basis. I had trouble swallowing the V8 fuel consumption.
I eventually sold it. Guess what? It was worth less than the Prado I traded in for!
If you want to flaunt your money, then buy a Landcruiser or a Lexus. Even rich Dominicans don't buy Porsches.