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That Show Low to Grants run is one of Arizona's best kept secrets. It's the only way I make the trek to Denver. Not surprised at the Gallup EA status. Of all my stops, that one seemed the most "dicey."

Totally agree. A basic dealer trade-in tactic is a lowball trade in price leveraged against the reduction in net sales tax on the difference in new vs trade values. Unfortunately, the math doesn't lie. If you sell to a private party, make sure you get enough on the increased price to cover...

The HV battery warranty already goes to their maximum protection period. The extended warranty let's you sync up the expiration dates by extending the rest of the protection.

Mine runs just a tad over $1500/yr. Clean record (thanks to Escort Redline ?).

They don’t work on the “smart” Tesla chargers that sync on VIN.

Never hear of an insurer denying a claim because of the tires on a car.

And don’t forget you can take that warranty to 8 years and 84,000 miles for under $4k with. Porsche Platinum extended warranty.

Animal alerting is the only time I use mine. Otherwise, it's sound is sufficiently "fake" that it's embarrassing.

... AND negotiate hard. It's a buyer's market.

I've done that Denver to Tucson run a few times. Grants and Trinidad, plus never forget Wagon Mound! :)

I added a fabric, after-market pano roof shade and it worked wonders for desert heat. Under $100 and haven't removed it in 6 months.

if its still under warranty you can buy a Porsche extended warranty for under $4k.

switched to engineering mode while spinning

Had this happen to me last Saturday "out of the blue." Did a two finger reboot... no effect. Let it sit 20 minutes and walked away. All better. Seems like a software update glitch... or Mitch McConnell took control of the car. :)

Confirming the replacement cost. Had to replace rear window in my 2021 Sedan and it was $1,836 installed.

Depends on whether the software is held up in Emden waiting on a ship.?

No downside to renegotiating. If it were me, I’d cancel and go used. As others have said, it’s a buyer’s market. Doesn’t even have to be CPO. Get one within warranty and buy a Porsche Platinum extended warranty without the CPO certification hassle.

Ditto. No regrets. Saved $50k.

In April of this year, I paid $3,648 for a 96 month / 60,000 mile Porsche Platinum with $250 Deductible. 2021 Turbo.

Point of reference. Replaced a rear window on my sedan. $1800+ for OEM replacement.