I'm selling my car, a Suzuki Supo!

Suzuki Swiss Po
Suzuki

Swift Sport, what do you think?

Last year, I ordered a Porsche 911, which would have been "Do you want to keep or sell your current car, the Suzuki Swift Sport?The issue of "what is the best way to get the best out of this project" was raised.

Swisspo came to our house in October the year before last. I ride it every day and really like it so much that until the end of last year, I was planning to keep it for a while.

Suzuki Swiss Po

It was the first new car I bought on my own, and I was very particular about the decals and two-tone coloring.I want to keep it forever.I thought, "I'm not going to be able to do that.

So.

Even if I buy my goal of a Porsche in a few years, I'll do my best to make sure I have two cars then."

But then, unexpectedly, my dream of purchasing a Porsche came much closer, and when I could see the approximate time of delivery, I thought to myself, "I can't wait to get a Porsche.Not enough down payment at all.I was faced with a situation where I had to

Sold Swisspo for down payment on 911.

The SwissPo was originally paid off last October.

After that, "All right! Now I'm going to save up for a Porsche!and even on Twitter, declaring that he was going to spend roughly two to three years trying to save enough money to buy and maintain a Porsche.

However, one thing led to another, and the purchase of the 911 came earlier than expected.There is not enough money to make a down payment on the car before delivery unless I add the money from the sale of the Swissport.The situation was called "the

So, after much thought and consideration, I decided to create the "Swisspo will sell the 911 when it is delivered.I decided to "go for it.

I doubt there are many people in Japan who are desperately trying to buy a new Porsche with such a tight budget ... . ... .

Suzuki Swiss Po

Swisspo, one day it will come around.

However, this does not mean that they will be sold just yet, or anytime soon.

."I hope it sells well when the 911 is delivered, at the right time.I think it will be a little while before we start working on the sale," he said.

At that time, I will post an announcement on the blog, and if anyone wants to buy it, they can buy it ... . (I am talking with my husband about it (with a car dealer I know in between).

The current mileage is about 8,000 km, which is not much longer than I expected (though I guess I am running more than most people think I am...). I have not been out much, nor have I gone for a drive, so I would like to go on a last touring trip when I decide to say goodbye to it.

I hope that one day they will come back to me again.

Mina.

Mother of three children, and the owner of the Porsche blog "A Porsche Came to Our House". Until a few years ago, I was not interested in cars at all, but when my husband bought a Porsche, I became...

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  1. utsu

    Yes, buying a car is so exciting, but it's hard to let go of it!
    I too gave up my s660 after much thought, so I understand how you are feeling right now.

    Whenever we pass an s660, we both still say, "Oh, it's an s660.
    When I saw a few of the same color, I thought, "Oh, that's one of ours.

    Mina will be haunted by Swisspo for a while, too.

    • Mina.Mina.

      utsu3
      It's been a while!
      Oh, I left the 718 thing as it was, sorry... >...Mina will be haunted by Swisspo for a while, too.
      Maybe I feel that way (laughs).
      I think you will definitely see more Swisspo than 911 (laughs).

  2. ds124

    Hello Mina.
    I've only ever had experience with new Porsche cars in my corporate name (Macan), but I've only ever put down basically the minimum amount (less than 1 million yen) every time I've had a new Porsche in my personal name (lol).
    From there, Han's 120 payments are basic, and some dealers choose to reduce monthly payments anyway with residual value!
    So I think it's a very respectable payment method (laughs).
    Mr. Kohn's was tough as nails, and I had to rush to come up with a little more money, including canceling my insurance when I bought California (laughs).
    On behalf of all the marginal Porsche owners, I'll leave a comment to encourage everyone (laughs).

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    • Mina.Mina.

      ds1243
      Thank you for sharing your valuable experience!

      >I have never made a down payment, basically only the minimum amount (less than 1,000,000 yen) every time in my personal name (laugh).
      >From there, Han's 120 payments are basic, and some dealers choose to reduce monthly payments anyway with residual value!
      I see! I see!
      Without a residual value, I'm not entirely sure I can do it, so I'm hoping I can talk it over with my rep!

      I guess it depends on the dealer etc. ...
      I really think once again that all the Porsche owners in the world are amazing ^^;
      I'll do my best!

  3. nao991.1

    Hello mina!

    I am an active mechanic who bought a 991.1 Carrera 2 years ago with a 10 year loan while reading your blog!
    My own opinion is also that with low interest rates, it is better to take out a longer loan now to reduce monthly expenses and invest the floating amount to increase it!
    If you have a car you love and a family, you can do your best!

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    • Mina.Mina.

      nao991.1
      Thank you very much!
      Thank you for your previous message!

      >My own idea is also to take out a longer loan now that interest rates are low, reduce monthly expenses, and invest the floating amount to increase it!
      Well...!
      I will take your advice and assemble it so that I can repay the loan in the best way possible.
      Thank you very much! Thank you very much!