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Bruce_Wayne · 25 August 2020, 06:11 AM

Who buys a Porsche for its fuel economy and emissions? I would imagine most prospective buys are looking at quality of materials, performance/ handling, tech, reliability, and aesthetics.

The only caveat be the e-hybrid models and at their price point there is no equivalent car/SUV from a competitor that is not all electric.

Don’t get me wrong especially for 911s and 718s there performance to fuel economy is “on paper” good. I just don’t think that is a significant factor in the decision making process. Maybe one day I will be fortunate enough to make that tough decision, until then I’ll stick with my Honda and Ford...

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25 August 2020, 06:11 AM	#11
Bruce_Wayne "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2019 Real Name: Batman Location: Houston / Oahu Watch: 116400GV Z-Blue Posts: 309	Porsche Follows VW Down The WRONG Path ! Who buys a Porsche for its fuel economy and emissions? I would imagine most prospective buys are looking at quality of materials, performance/ handling, tech, reliability, and aesthetics. The only caveat be the e-hybrid models and at their price point there is no equivalent car/SUV from a competitor that is not all electric. Don’t get me wrong especially for 911s and 718s there performance to fuel economy is “on paper” good. I just don’t think that is a significant factor in the decision making process. Maybe one day I will be fortunate enough to make that tough decision, until then I’ll stick with my Honda and Ford... Sent from the Waitlist at 6 different ADs