Originally Posted by Steve997S

Not sure I'd spend $100k for a commuter car, but that's just me. Anything you buy new and put lots of miles on will depreciate quite a bit. The great thing about Porsche is there are many used ones with very few miles for tens of thousands less than what the first owner paid. I bet you can find something made between 2010 and 2012 with under 10k miles which would more than satisfy you, and I doubt you'd spend anywhere close to $100k. For example my Cayman R new was $90k as equipped and I paid $70k for it. It's a 2012 as are all of them. It'll hold its value very well too as the demand is high for them and there aren't ever many used (especially with low miles and with features like Bose, Nav and sport exhaust). Most are not well optioned, especially if it has PDK, which mine does not. Cayman Rs are more narrow focused than a GTS so if you're looking for luxury you don't want one. You should consider a 997 GTS as well.

Originally Posted by speedsterr

. Rockville porsche or tysons. Depends who will give me a better deal. Sometimes rockville doesn't cooperate.


Go see Casey at Porsche of Silver Spring he has taken care of me on all three Porsche's I have purchased from him. I would never buy a car from Porsche of Rockville, their sales people are very unprofessional.

Originally Posted by dave-t

I dislike Porsche of Rockville because of the way they treated my wife. I was away on a business trip and my wife was driving her cayenne to a deposition and he TPMS came on a said she needed air. She went to Porsche of Rockville to get some help and a salesman came up to her and literally made fun of her for not knowing how to put air in her tire. I am a salesman myself I would never make fun of someone for not knowing how to use a product I sell.