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2015 messages, Last post on Jul 19, 2009 at 3:34 PM
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i love my porsche... but i have a only one shop in town(small city). The service is so bad, they are only one guy can fix it. something happen, i need to go 9am in shop. No loner car.. nothing. service guy said same story.. no sense just say...come to ...
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Replying to: dubster (Aug 20, 2007 6:46 am) I've just had the same problem with my 04 Cayenne V6... Did you get a resolution to your problem? What was the cause, was it covered under warranty, and if not, did Porsche help you out with payment? Did you find anyone else with the same problem too? I am based in the UK, and my dealer is at the moment saying that it's not a warranty claim as even though it's under the extended warranty, it's not covered. They are also quoting me thousands of pounds to fix it! Porsche GB have been asked to see if there is anything they can do under good will, but I'm not hopeful. Anything you can tell me would be really appreciated. Many thanks, Gary |
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Replying to: texassun (Aug 13, 2008 4:12 pm)
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Hi there, I have a 2005 Turbo with 42k miles. It ws first registered in January 2005 (so I have about five months to decide). I have been quoted $4,000 by my local Porsche dealer for a 2 year/24k miles warranty. Deductible is $250. It covers a lot. Is this good value? Can anyone recommend a good warranty company?\ Many thanks
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Replying to: JingleJill (Aug 18, 2008 5:25 am) anyway, After that, i made a appoint date, when i make it, they said" oh, i'm sorry can you come another day" i said "ok" next stop by shop, they said " oh, sorry, nobody's here" when i complained to service manager, He said " sorry, can you come back another day".. i said " It's porsche, why are you working like this, do something" finally when i went to the some another tire shop. they fixed it( they paid it).. That's all...No.....No..... it's getting worst... they could not fix it.. It was not engine,High tech problem.... It was tire balance,, That's it.. i want to go discount tire, pay 50$. and, i will complain to porsche company. it was terrible... Corpus Christi Porsche... |
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Replying to: pepperlover (May 07, 2008 9:42 am) Thanks for your time
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Replying to: Cayenne81 (Jan 02, 2009 12:32 pm) |
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I have owned three Porsches previously, but I have never purchased a Porsche Certified Preowned before. I am looking at a one owner 2005 base Cayenne with 52,000 miles. I inquired about the warranty, and he said I could have the Porsche Certified Preowned warranty for an additional $2,500. This would be for two years or 100,000 total miles whichever comes first. Is it normal for the dealers to offer this as an option?
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Replying to: mrrogers (Mar 27, 2009 9:48 am) Certified Used Vehicle Programs If the dealer is offering to certify the Cayenne for $2,500, then you can appraise and compare the CPO price to the Dealer Retail used price. Who knows if this is normal - maybe this dealer wants to keep their sales options open and if they certify it, they won't be able to sell it to someone as a regular used car without eating some of their inspection expenses. Check out the Porsche Cayenne Prices Paid and Buying Experience discussion for more deal talk.
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