Can I rent out my 993?

[BluePurpleRed]

You can always lend it to Classic Car Club London. I've been a member for years and a lot of people lend their car in for membership. You'll get to drive a lot of cool stuff and they'll look after the rest.

PM if you'd like more details.

[Porsche911Hire]

davek_964 said:

A couple of weeks ago, a neighbour was telling me he'd been chatting to a guy in Reading who runs one of these businesses - apparently, he started out just by hiring his own 911 out (change of career from being a London City boy when a heart attack hit him) and the business built up from there. Don't think it was this place, because his stock apparently included an older 911 (1970s era I think) - and that was the one which was fairly solidly booked.

I was told his annual insurance was £14,000 a year.

Yes, that sounds like me.

[Porsche911Hire]

anonymous said:

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Hi cmoose,

The business is growing steadily, although no one is getting rich just yet. To give you a feel for the level of custom...we have over 2,000 unique visitors to the website each month and the 996 C4S did 120 days on hire in 2013.

I do appreciate your comments regarding the insurance excess and the mileage allowances.

However, the excess does have to be set at this level, in order to be a deterrent to undesirables. I only want respectful/responsible/enthusiasts to have access to both mine and my partner's cars (I turn away more business than I take). In most instances, the excess can be reduced to £750 for a very reasonable additional cost.

And if the liability were to sit with a 3rd party, I would of course fully refund the excess.

With regards to mileage, I regularly offer customers the option of an unlimited mileage upgrade (subject to fair usage), again for a very reasonable additional cost.

Kind regards
Chris

[Porsche911Hire]

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Thank you. It's a stunning car. Hope the site does it justice.

[Porsche911Hire]

harry kular said:

Does it mean that expenses such as servicing/tyres are deductible?

Yes, I see no reason why not.

[Porsche911Hire]

anonymous said:

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I have a completely open mind and will take on board all and any feedback/criticism of our pricing and mileage allowances. I would be a fool not to.

Feel free to call me any time and let me know what rate/allowance/excess works for you. If it stacks up commercially, I will happily do it for you.

Chris

[Orangecurry]

I think you should switch the sidelights off for the photo Kim.

[dandy993]

993kimbo said:

Does anyone know if it's possible/legal for a private individual to rent out their car, in my case, a 993 C2 manual coupe, fully serviced and currently sitting in storage. I'd rather rent it than have to sell it.

Many thanks. Kim

Edited by 993kimbo on Sunday 18th May 17:29

I wish it was possible to get a rental on one of these cars, the 993 is lovely thats for sure.

[Adam B]

Porsche911Hire said:

Hi cmoose,

The business is growing steadily, although no one is getting rich just yet. To give you a feel for the level of custom...we have over 2,000 unique visitors to the website each month and the 996 C4S did 120 days on hire in 2013.

Kind regards
Chris

good to see you doing well Chris

Adam (from school days)

Edited by Adam B on Saturday 6th June 01:34