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2006 987 option 641 - Electronic Logbook

rod

By rod
in 987-1 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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"641 Electronic Logbook

Enables automatic acqusition of mileage, driving distance, date, time and address of starting point and destination at every trip including PC- software for data download and evaluation."

Does anyone have any details on this new option?

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Just a quick and uneducated guess from Europe: because these expensive sport cars are almost exclusively corporate-owned the German IRS came up with this gadget to control "private" use of these cars. If your company owns a car you may use it for your private trips but have to have a logbook about these miles and pay extra tax (and the running costs for these miles are non-tax-deductible). This little gizmo will spy on you - and is said to be required by law in every non-private owned car from the next year...

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