I got then for sale. Let me know if you're interested !We got digital plates in CA ? ordering one when my Taycan arrives!
That looks like Porsche North Olmsted ?. So far I’ve only seen one Taycan (a CT) in the area. Congratulations on the car, it’s beautiful, and I hope you enjoy!
Seems such a shame to spoil her rear! Thankfully Ohio scrapped the front plate. Unloaded today at dealership; they do PDI Monday and then it’s going to be carted of to PPF on Thursday.
oh, and clear side markers are ready to switch in as well!
Thank you!
You could deviate the attention by giving your new car an appropriate look.Did some give this to a six year old as a homework project? I have to stick this ugly item on the back of the car!
EDIT: Ignore me, I got the coupon code to work. Thank you! $280 out the door with tax/shipping.
$799 with 3 year free subscription. For more info, you can check out my thread here.
But I don’t miss the UK speed cameras; especially the average speed camera setup! I feel like the US system is far more sporting in that area.
US has speed cameras too, perhaps not in the area where you drive. I came across some during a cross country trip across the USA. Luckily my radar detector has a GPS based speed camera warning, so it warned me - at least they were fixed location, not like Canada which has in the past had mobile speed cameras mounted on vans parked by the side of a highway (funny story, I remember a guy who got 3 speeding tickets in a span of few seconds, 3 such vans, from different county police departments, all parked within few meters of each other under a bridge). I have yet come across average speed tickets, but that is probably because the US speed limits are often unrealistic and intended to drive a speeding ticket revenue stream. While they could easily setup average speed ticketing based on toll scans for example , that would kill their speeding ticket revenue stream (no way to beat it, nobody would speed anymore, no speeding ticket revenue).
Because if USA went with functional license plates, the governments would have to fire some employees whose only job is to come up with useless stuff like this. Notice the announcement of the Ohio plate as an "inclusivity" plate, who cares, it's a freakin identification for a car! I heard another one from my wife recently, when she went to renew one of her professional certifications - the "knowledge test" at the end of the course was officially renamed to "celebration of knowledge", I kid you not. There was probably a whole committee who worked on that one, funded by taxpayers of course.
