Trying to spend my PCA parts coupon
06-14-2003, 04:46 PM
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Trying to spend my PCA parts coupon
I'm gathering parts for my external oil cooler install. I have this coupon from the PCA, but the local dealership is so $$$$$$$ that I don't save any money over buying from Pelican. Does anyone know of a dealership that sells parts at resonable prices? I hate to just let the $100 off go to waste!
06-14-2003, 05:21 PM
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Buy an Excellence magazine, several P dealerships advertise. Some dealerships do offer better prices than others. Crescent City Porsche, Brandywine and others give PCA discounts and accept the $100 off certificate.
Good Luck!
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06-14-2003, 05:39 PM
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Hennessy Porsche in GA discounts around 25% and takes the coupon, Brumo's in FL on the last coupon was doing 20% discount, don't know about this one, Reeves in FL and Hendricks in NC discount around 20% and take the coupon. Don't know if Sunset Porsche in Oregon, who has an Excellence discount of cost + 15% (about the same as 25% discount), takes the coupon or not.
06-14-2003, 08:03 PM
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Sunset in Oregon...no sales tax, and good prices. Check their ad in EXCELLENCE. They seem to be sincerely making an effort to gain parts business. They took my coupon...I bought 4 MFI fuel filters.
06-15-2003, 01:56 AM
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Hi there,
I know what you are saying....it's so easy to find the same OEM parts at a better price. I used my PCA coupon to get some great t-shirts, hats, and some other small things. I was surprised to see that the dealer accepted the coupon for that stuff, but all of them will. Have fun.
regards,
I know what you are saying....it's so easy to find the same OEM parts at a better price. I used my PCA coupon to get some great t-shirts, hats, and some other small things. I was surprised to see that the dealer accepted the coupon for that stuff, but all of them will. Have fun.
regards,
06-15-2003, 02:46 AM
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Mike,
Although Wayne at Pelican disagrees, (which, I suppose, is somewhat understandable given that PP can't accept them) I believe the PCA certificates are essentially found money when used at the proper dealer.
I would echo the posts above and also highly recommend <a href="http://www.sunsetimports.com/porscheatcost.htm" target="_blank">Sunset Porsche</a>. Ask for Bob. They sell parts at cost + 15%, and they gladly accept the PCA certificates.
Case in point:
I used my certificate at Sunset few weeks ago to buy a part that lists at Pelican for $455.70. Sunset's price was $347.70, or $247.70 after applying the PCA certificate. A total savings of $208.00. Not earth shattering, but enough to get my attention.
Good luck,
Tim
Although Wayne at Pelican disagrees, (which, I suppose, is somewhat understandable given that PP can't accept them) I believe the PCA certificates are essentially found money when used at the proper dealer.
I would echo the posts above and also highly recommend <a href="http://www.sunsetimports.com/porscheatcost.htm" target="_blank">Sunset Porsche</a>. Ask for Bob. They sell parts at cost + 15%, and they gladly accept the PCA certificates.
Case in point:
I used my certificate at Sunset few weeks ago to buy a part that lists at Pelican for $455.70. Sunset's price was $347.70, or $247.70 after applying the PCA certificate. A total savings of $208.00. Not earth shattering, but enough to get my attention.
Good luck,
Tim
