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What's Not Included — Full Transparency

A trip price that only tells you what’s included is half a transparency policy. Here’s the other half.

What’s excluded on every route

3exclusions common to all three routes
1route-specific insurance deductible, Monaco only
0surprises if you read this before booking
  • International flights to and from the route’s home airport (Munich, Nice, or Tenerife)
  • Travel insurance and trip-cancellation cover — arrange this yourself before departure, on any route
  • Personal extras — room service, spa treatments, and lunches outside the programme

What’s specific to each route

The Supercars Rally Monaco carries an insurance deductible held during the trip, ranging from €10,000 to €20,000 depending on the specific vehicle — covered in full in the insurance breakdown — plus an optional solo/no-car-share room upgrade for guests who’d rather not share.

The Mustangs Tenerife has the same solo-room and insurance-deductible exclusions, plus an optional Ford Mustang GT upgrade at €300 per person for guests who want it.

The Porsche Europe Road Trip has the most straightforward exclusion list of the three — flights, travel insurance, and personal extras, with no route-specific deductible or upgrade fee beyond that.

Why this page exists

A trip that only advertises what’s included and leaves exclusions to be discovered later isn’t actually being transparent — it’s just deferring the surprise. Every exclusion listed here is real and current, sourced directly from each route’s own booking terms, not a simplified summary. If something isn’t on this list, it’s included.

See what’s included on the Europe route, the Monaco route, or the Tenerife route. Get in touch with any specific question before you book.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the exclusion list the same across all three routes?

Mostly, with route-specific differences — Monaco has an insurance deductible tied to the fleet's higher-value cars, and Tenerife has an optional car upgrade fee that doesn't apply elsewhere.

Why publish a list of what's excluded instead of just the price?

Because a single headline price without the exclusions attached invites exactly the kind of surprise this page exists to prevent — full transparency means showing both sides, not just the flattering one.

Is travel insurance genuinely never included?

Correct, on any route — it's excluded consistently, and guests should arrange their own travel insurance and trip-cancellation cover before departure.