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I have been using my 308 GTSi as a daily driver for 8 weeks now. My Porsche should be back this week and I am debating whether I should keep it or not.
All advice will be greatly appreciated.
In my mind I have the following positives and negatives regarding selling the Porsche and keeping the Ferrari as my daily car:
Positives
1. I get to drive a Ferrari every day
2. We put my petrol, tyres, insurance and a contribution to maintenance for my daily car (currently the Porsche) through the business.
3. I mainly do highway driving although congestion is a problem from time to time.
4. I will have less cash tied up in cars than before
5. My overall maintenance bill will be far cheaper than having both cars.
6. By driving the Ferrari more regularly it should run better.
Negatives
1. Driving a Ferrari every day may be like waiting for a time bomb to explode?
2. Having the Porsche as well offers two very distinct driving experiences.
3. Driving the Ferrari every day may take some of the exxcitement away from it.
4. I do 40km per day - that will equate to +-15,000 km per annum - the car currently has 108,000km on the odometer - this may affect its value.
I would like to add that I have no ntention of selling the Ferrari though.
I look forward to your responses.
Kind regards
Michael
All advice will be greatly appreciated.
In my mind I have the following positives and negatives regarding selling the Porsche and keeping the Ferrari as my daily car:
Positives
1. I get to drive a Ferrari every day
2. We put my petrol, tyres, insurance and a contribution to maintenance for my daily car (currently the Porsche) through the business.
3. I mainly do highway driving although congestion is a problem from time to time.
4. I will have less cash tied up in cars than before
5. My overall maintenance bill will be far cheaper than having both cars.
6. By driving the Ferrari more regularly it should run better.
Negatives
1. Driving a Ferrari every day may be like waiting for a time bomb to explode?
2. Having the Porsche as well offers two very distinct driving experiences.
3. Driving the Ferrari every day may take some of the exxcitement away from it.
4. I do 40km per day - that will equate to +-15,000 km per annum - the car currently has 108,000km on the odometer - this may affect its value.
I would like to add that I have no ntention of selling the Ferrari though.
I look forward to your responses.
Kind regards
Michael