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porsche dealer experience good or bad
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pjwakefield
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pauljmcnulty
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If it was my company I'd want to have the chance to investigate, and ensure that the staff know they got something wrong so try harder next time. I'd also prefer to be given the chance to apologise, and maybe offer something in return like a discount on the next service.
I always get club discount and if needed a courtesy car.
Mostly I take the car to them early Saturday Morning and go shopping in Meadowhall they will drive me there and collect later but if the weather is ok it's only a short walk.
I also know several people who recommend OPC Leicester.
andy watson
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When they phoned me as a follow up after collecting the car to rate the service I told them about the slight cock, up as a result they sent a Porsche Selection golf umbrella as an apology.
I always receive good service and discount as club member and am generally happy, another point I like is that they always call me to advise the car is ready and ask if I mind that they don't wash the car due to the shine and condition - happy with that!!
i rang porsche they had the car back and refused to take resposibility there for i was charged to put it right.
ORIGINAL: pauljmcnulty
What was their attitude when you told them? I'm willing to accept people make mistakes, I do occasionally myself. [&:]
If it was my company I'd want to have the chance to investigate, and ensure that the staff know they got something wrong so try harder next time. I'd also prefer to be given the chance to apologise, and maybe offer something in return like a discount on the next service.
My thoughts to. I initially give people the benefit of the doubt... only once mind, depending on their response, then take my business else where.
uknick
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When I got the car back it felt a lot lighter at the front when cornering, which I assumed was due to the work they did as they said front and back were out and needed adjustment.
Last week, I checked the tyre pressures for the first time since the work (I know they should be checked more often and I was just being lazy). I found the front tyres were both at 37 PSI, much higher than the 31 PSI in the manual. I then checked the rear tyres, they were at 31 PSI.
Clearly the technician had got it round the wrong way. Makes me wonder at what stage during the alignment process the tyres were inflated. I know the front were correct at 31 PSI before it went to the OPC because new tyres were fitted 2 days before and I watched as the tyre fitter inflated them.
I will be writing to the OPC to comment on this, not that I'm expecting any response as it is so long after they did the work. Needless to say they won't be doing my next service when it is due at the end of this year. I am lucky that I live between 2 OPC and can take my pick.
Leicester OPC is just off the A46 from Nottingham. A nice drive
Since I've bought my last two Porsches from Sheffield I use their workshop services.
Where are you Nick?
Martyn Ray in service will never let you down and is a fantastic guy to boot.
Glenn Monoghan the parts Manger can not do enough to help and will properly look after you.
We both work in the service industry and have to say that this service has been nothing but first class.
They are the guys to deal with.........
(no affiliation at all)
Steve and Caroline Feakin
uknick
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ORIGINAL: Buddy
Where are you Nick?
Down south between OPCs close to Porsche's corporate heart; if you get what I mean.
PS - Don't shoot the messenger as these are the forum rules which you have signed up to.
Is it ok to just say very very very bad. And very very very expensive if they do get it wrong. Also very very very dangerous . Also HQ don't want to know they say it is between you and the particular OPC. I can't say any more because my particular beef is in the hands of Solicitors now and then Trading standards. delete as neccessary.
This is Mac not Sue
BartyB
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ORIGINAL: Peter Bull
...we do not name and shame on here and you are getting far too close at the moment
Why not? Perhaps a bit of truth might encourage dealers to take a more customer-centric attitude. That way good dealers thrive poor dealers go out of business.
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