[Chez]

Originally Posted by SakhirM4

Then sign up for Texas Trifecta in June

I'd rather do it in someone else's car, for insurance purposes. Lol

[Appeltje]

Originally Posted by mhjeep

Now all they need to do is put in another Performance Center outside Austin and offer track days at CoTA.

x2

[Diver]

Sweet, just an hour's drive from where I live in Houston.

[mshab356]

Originally Posted by Chez

So my future cars get here quicker.

Might actually take longer

[M3 Adjuster]

Originally Posted by Chez

I'd rather do it in someone else's car, for insurance purposes. Lol

Aftermarket Track insurance is available if you want to insulate your normal auto policy , and depending on your insurer , track events may already be covered with your standard Texas Personal auto policy.


Still want to use Someone else's car ? Call Avis...

Got any more weak objections we can hit out of the park for you ?



Www.texastrifecta.com

[ted99]

Can one pick up a European delivery at the POE processing center, or is it limited to dealer and Performance Center?

BTW, Galveston floods with Hurricane surge, not big rain storms. Being right next to the Gulf, rainwater goes there very quickly.

[Flying Ace]

Originally Posted by djsaad1

I am curious if cars would get here faster. It seems like it would take longer for the ship to get to the gulf, instead of trucking the cars from the east coast.

hard to tell. Between when you order your car and delivery, there's a ton that happens along the way. I'm betting the difference in delivery is minimum. BMW can try to decreasing processing time at port, inspection center, or even during assembly.

[Franklin Joseph]

it depends on the boat/shipper...using K Line as an example.

Takes 15-16 days from Bremerhaven to Charleston.
Takes 19-20 days from Bremerhaven to Galveston.

I cant remember how long it took from boat arriving in Charleston to arriving in dealer, it was more than a week for sure.

Now Galveston is new, but my SA estimates 3-4 days to get to Houston, pending customs.

[DCG]

Sounds great and smart. Anything to have the New York metropolitan area less clogged up is a win-win for us New Yorkers and those of us living in the tri-state area.