You may be right Skipper, my circumstances at the time were that I was both in warranty and had a (free) subscription from the original purchase so the answer was in that content.

There are 2021 maps available - I have a connect subscription and have downloaded the three regions that are you allowed to download per update. When I asked Porsche (Germany) they said they limited it to three to prevent people from using all their data - I suggested that should be my decision but ...

I would have PASM towards the top of my option list. It's a Porsche, PASM manages the suspension and is what Porsche expect you to have to experience their chassis design. The bigger the wheels, the more benefit - so almost a definite on 21". With air - it adjusts the car so it takes into accou...

I bought it because I tow with the car - and it is great. But if I wasn't towing, I don't think I would get it.

Col Lamb wrote: ↑Fri Jul 16, 2021 10:54 pm You should also find in the boot a button to lower the rear to aid loading and unloading

Although you need the doors shut for it to work.

You are surely not 'the only one' but the vast majority of people spending £50K on a second hand car would want a 111 point manufacturer check and two year warranty.

5K - 8K is the answer.

0% on a new purchase for most people, 1% if you are lucky, maybe a couple of free accessories (e.g. some mugs).

On balance, most would say that with 21" wheels, PASM is a must (I would say PASM is a must regardless......you do want a Porsche after all?). I think air is a bit more difficult, but as I use my Macan for towing, it was a must for me. In 'normal' usage, I think air is not as important.

Are you comparing the 'base price' of a new car with the second hand prices? As most Porsches have 10K or more of extras on them, so that needs to be taken into account.

On the oil leak, seems that this is fairly common and generally fixed under warranty when the car is in warranty. Sounds like Porsche is 'punishing' you for not taking out an extended warranty.....