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• Goodbye to the Boxster: 5 Lessons from Porsche’s Most Underrated Car

  In this episode of Rennthusiast Radio, Will says goodbye to his beloved 2006 Lapis Blue Porsche 987 Boxster. But before it goes, he shares five key lessons from owning what might be Porsche’s most underrated sports car. From daily driving joy to IMS worries that never materialized, this is a deep dive into what makes the base Boxster special—and why it just might be the smartest Porsche buy out there.Derek and Will also discuss Will’s surprise GT4 purchase and give first impressions of the 2024 Porsche Macan loaner that showed up while he waits for delivery of his new Macan GTS.Whether you’re considering your first Porsche or just want to know if a base Boxster is still worth it in 2025, this is one you won’t want to miss. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• The Good, Bad, and Surprising Truth About Daily Driving a 911

  In this episode, Will and Derek dive deep into their Porsche ownership experiences—comparing the Cayenne and Macan for daily duty, unpacking Will’s decision to buy a Macan GTS, and exploring what it's really like to daily drive a 991.2 Carrera S. They also get into the nitty gritty of content creation, car color choices and their impact on resale, and why buying a CPO Porsche can be a smart move. From mountain roads to city commutes, they reflect on what makes modern Porsches so engaging—and how owning multiple Porsches adds variety to the enthusiast experience.🔑 Keywords: Porsche, 991.2, Macan, Cayenne, GTS, daily driving, car enthusiast, content creation, car colors, CPO cars💡 Key Takeaways:The Cayenne and Macan offer distinct daily driving personalitiesHigh-mileage cars can be worthwhile—especially with warranty coverageCar color choices can impact long-term valueDailying a 911 is more practical than many thinkContent creation takes passion and consistencyEven larger Porsches maintain rewarding driving dynamicsCPO programs give buyers added confidenceThe Macan GTS hits a sweet spot between comfort and funDriving in the mountains brings out the best in any PorscheMultiple Porsches = multiple ways to enjoy the brandDrop your thoughts in the comments—do you daily your 911? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• High Miles, Low Price, Big Value? Let’s Talk High-Mileage Porsches + Real Mechanic Advice

  Thinking of buying a Porsche but worried about mileage? Think again. In this episode of Rennthusiast Radio, Derek dives deep into why high-mileage Porsches might just be the best-kept secret in the enthusiast world. From value to reliability, we explore why these “well-loved” cars could offer more smiles per dollar than you think.Then, stick around for a special replay of Porsche mechanic Eric Lind, who shares his must-know Dos and Don’ts for Porsche ownership. Whether you're wrenching yourself or heading to the shop, his advice could save you money, time, and headaches. Perfect for first-time buyers, budget-minded enthusiasts, or anyone who thinks 100K+ miles is the end of the road. Spoiler alert: it’s not. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• STOP Doing These Mods to Your Porsche (Seriously)

  This week, we’re diving back into one of our most controversial episodes — The 8 Worst Mods You Can Make to Your Porsche. Whether you're new to the brand or a seasoned enthusiast, we break down the upgrades that do more harm than good — from tacky cosmetic choices to performance mods that kill drivability or value. It’s all here, with our usual blend of experience, humor, and brutal honesty.If you love Porsches but hate seeing them ruined, this one’s for you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• The Porsche Owner Hall of Shame: 7 Stereotypes Exposed

  This week on Renthusiast Radio, we’re bringing back one of our favorite (and most viral) episodes — a tongue-in-cheek but all-too-real look at the seven types of Porsche owners you should avoid becoming. Whether you're a seasoned 911 lifer, a proud Boxster fan, or new to the brand entirely, this one’s going to make you laugh, cringe, and maybe even reflect a bit.Will and Derek dig into each personality type—from the Scaredy Cat who’s afraid to drive their car, to the Model Snob, the Boy Racer, the Controller, and even the Online Troll. If you’ve spent time in the Porsche community, you’ve definitely met at least one of these people. Heck, maybe you are one of them (it’s okay… we’ve all been there).⚠️ This episode is all about keeping the Porsche hobby fun, inclusive, and real.🔧 In This Episode:Why some Porsche owners refuse to drive their carsGatekeeping in the Porsche communityThe snobbery that still exists across models (yes, even 996s)Bad behavior on group drivesThe shady side of flipping and price policingA beautiful reminder of what owning a Porsche should feel like💡 Inspired by Will’s viral YouTube video and a great concept from watch collector Teddy Baldassarre, this episode is a mix of humor, real talk, and a heartfelt reminder to be the kind of enthusiast who makes the community better.📺 Watch More on YouTube:Subscribe to Renthusiast Radio on YouTube for full episodesFollow Derek’s channel ElevenAfterNine for deep dives, reviews, and Porsche stories🎧 Available on all major podcast platforms. 👍 Like, comment, and hit subscribe to stay up to date. ⭐ Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify — it helps more than you know! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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