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http://www.autoblog.com/2006/11/12/carrera-too-common-rename-your-porsche/
So what are you waiting for? Want to show off how REALLY successful you are? Tired of getting your Carrera lost in the country club lot? Then look no further! For the amount of money that could pay for an Ethiopian boy's famine relief for about 2 years (give or take), you can show off how exactly stinking rich you are, like a 21st century codpiece! Remember: you're worth it!
Name your Porsche!
autoblog.com said:When you bought your 911, it was the only one on the block. It was a special car that got special attention. But maybe there are now four more at your country club. Or perhaps Porsche's allure was tarnished by your wife's front-seat, after-school activities. Make your Porsche unique again by giving it a name only you can imagine. Name Your Porsche will take a single sheet of aluminum and stamp out the letters you request in that distinctive Porsche font, then UPS it to you ready to stick.
Just imagine the possibilities. Increase your SUV's sportiness by making it a Cayenne Targa. Or if you're really devious, turn your Boxster into a Cayman. Even better, name your 911 after your favorite high school teacher to remind yourself of all those great times in the front seat.
Names are available in grey, black, chrome or that always-classy gold plate. Up to five letters cost $450 plus shipping. Extra letters are $60 each. Chrome and gold are extra.
So what are you waiting for? Want to show off how REALLY successful you are? Tired of getting your Carrera lost in the country club lot? Then look no further! For the amount of money that could pay for an Ethiopian boy's famine relief for about 2 years (give or take), you can show off how exactly stinking rich you are, like a 21st century codpiece! Remember: you're worth it!
site said:Let your creativity run wild and give your Porsche its own identity and a unique name. You can make up anything you want: 'made in Germany', 'back off', 'follow me' or 'have a nice day'... Or why not use the back of your Porsche to make a personal message like: 'no more Ferrari', 'my third', or 'thanks daddy'.
Making a subtle reference to your yacht (Goulette), your favourite make of shotgun (Remington) or musical instrument (Fender) is also a way of distinctively identifying your Porsche as yours.
Perhaps you would rather let people know where you live. You can have Vegas, Amsterdam, Nice or any other city placed on the tail or your favourite holiday destination: Marbella, Palm Beach, St. Moritz, Dubai...
Name your Porsche!
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