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Depends on intended length of ownership and if you’re leasing.The upshot seems to be "go big or go home"...
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- T
For example, I am leasing. Just got ceramic coat and love it. Got it to make it easier to clean and so it looks extra sharp when I wash it. $1,050 cost for every external part of car.
0% chance I am paying anything for PPF since I am leasing and it will belong to someone else in 36 months.
Our R1S has PPF but we own it and I intend to run it into the ground. Literally. And figuratively!
Also, it ultimately comes down to whether you really care that much.