She is a real beauty, we loved having her in our showroom.

That is awesome!!!

Thank you for bringing up your observation. In Porsche vehicles, the placement of the cruise control on the right side of the steering wheel is a deliberate design choice that has been consistent across models. While it may differ from the placement in some other brands you've mentioned, this layout is intended to optimize ergonomics and accessibility for drivers. We appreciate your feedback and understanding of the design across different automotive brands. :)

@@fortisautogroup Thank you for your kind reply. I have owned one car with cruise control on the interior (right) side of the steering wheel and will never make that mistake again. I am surprised that Porsche has not thought this through, given that many of their cars are manuals. So, how do they rationalize placing cruise controls on the interior side of the wheel? Not to mention any time a driver is holding a beverage or the hand of their hot date, and then have to drop everything if traffic slows down and their interior hand is occupied!

Good that I get mine next week

Thanks!

The vehicle was involved in an accident, and the previous owner opted to upgrade the front end afterward. :) The low mileage of 6,000 miles reflects the careful use and maintenance of the vehicle. As for incidents, our vehicles undergo thorough inspections and any significant events, including collisions, are documented. We prioritize transparency and customer satisfaction, and I'm happy to provide any additional information or clarification you may need.