shambolic wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 4:10 pm Hard to see from photos but near side is really tight against light on left. On far side there’s a lot bigger gap. IMG_5871.jpegIMG_5872.jpeg

Undriveable!

They look so good in black

Brilliant... in what way? Two major claims, one was my son’s car (stolen) and one was a house roof claim after a storm. Both handled quickly and efficiently, both fully paid out without quibble. Still with them for my 911 this year as their price was very competitive. Always good to add real life e...

....Always good to add real life experience to any research I find…... Agree with you there Jon. I gave up on a claim once after roof tiles blew off in 40mph winds. Insurer claimed there was no 'storm' and it was wear and tear. Went back and forth a number of times before I let it go as it wasn't w...

It seems a reasonable and polite response to me. He’s right, if you haven’t owned a Porsche, the acronyms are complex and not intuitive in terms of what they do. He may not drive all that far but these things are clearly important to him and it’s his money. I can see it might be disappointing not to...

Depends who the insurer is? I noticed Allianz were half the price of the number two insurer on the Meerkat list. Then I did some research. Then I decided to avoid Allianz. Completely disagree. I have used LV for years and they have been brilliant. They are owned by Allianz. Brilliant... in what way...

I agree with Madelvic, ask the OPC to get it professionally polished out

Just insured the new Macan T 5 minutes ago. £518 with protected no claims and enhanced cover. £600 total excess. Don’t think that’s bad tbh. Includes commuting and abroad. 6000 miles a year total. Depends who the insurer is? I noticed Allianz were half the price of the number two insurer on the Mee...

That’s great work GTB
Isn’t it odd that us Porsche owners will move heaven and earth to get a few quid off our insurance but then glibly pay twice that to get them serviced by an OPC…

…think I’d prefer the broken glass…