Yes, is the short answer. Bringing your own car, when an option, is not only possible, it is encouraged. Nothing beats driving your own beautiful Porsche on these impeccable roads. We keep our beloved 2002 996 GT2 in Europe for this very reason.  Moreover, we have an excellent network of partners and collaborators who assist us every step of the way. If you are interested in owning a Porsche in Europe, our team would be happy to assist you in navigating the process.

Yes. We do our best to split every trip’s itineraries into Week 1 and Week 2 so that our guests can elect which half of the trip they can participate in.

We work with amazing car rental partners that will move heaven and earth to ensure you receive a replacement car overnight, so you are ready to go in the morning.  If overnight delivery is not possible we will work with you and our providers on the best possible solution on a case by case basis.

Yes, we accept all major credit cards to pay the deposit and all additional payments thereafter.

 You can use your regular driver’s license. International driver’s licenses are no longer needed when driving in the European Union. Laws regarding international licenses, however, may vary by country or outside of the European Union.

Yes. You must be at least 25 years old to rent the Porsches from our rental partners. If you plan to bring your own Porsche, we accept guests 18 years old and older.

Most of our clients choose between latest model 911 Carreras, Carrera S, Boxster S, and Cayman S with a PDK transmission. For an extra fee, clients can choose to upgrade to a specialty car such as a 992 GTS, 992 GTS Cabrio, 992 Turbo S, GT3, GT4, or GT4 RS. Some models may come in manual if requested. You have exclusive use of the car for the entire planned itinerary except for track days, where an additional car must be rented that is specifically prepared for track use.  Additional mileage, gas, insurance, and tolls are not included in the price.