Honest Review: Jack Daniels Porsche - Jonathan Wein // 2019 Porsche GT3RS
11-16-2018, 02:35 PM
#46
Originally Posted by br911
I don't know about the specifics of the OP's transaction, but my recent out of state transaction took 2 phone calls. 10 days later the car had already crossed the country and delivers to me, and that includes 2 days that I delayed the process since I did not have time to meet the notary who came to my house for paperwork. I was informed by the dealer by letter that all documents have been sent to CA DMV ( dealer found the one closest to me, without me asking) and DMV already sent me a letter and I am just managing my time to get VIN verification and stop by at the DMV. Not rocket science...
Enjoy the car
11-16-2018, 02:41 PM
#47
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This is definitely the same exchange from the other thread. I distinctly remember the "keyboard princess tough guy" text.
not sure why there's another thread on this.
not sure why there's another thread on this.
11-16-2018, 05:21 PM
#48
This is Can't Register My Car in Montana Part Deux?
11-16-2018, 11:20 PM
#49
Race Car
transport: Plycar is only good on west coast. If u go coast to coast it's a fkg night mare.
your car is loaded and unloaded many times.
and they have issue with "time"
again this is not rocket science.
get a watch and FOLLOW the time.
there shall be no excuses, accidents, hazard what ever. you need plan B.
ok enough renting.
hard help very hard to find.
your car is loaded and unloaded many times.
and they have issue with "time"
again this is not rocket science.
get a watch and FOLLOW the time.
there shall be no excuses, accidents, hazard what ever. you need plan B.
ok enough renting.
hard help very hard to find.
11-17-2018, 09:19 AM
#50
I bought two cars there without a problem. In the first one, they shipped it to me in Florida. I never met the salesman and the transaction went off seamlessly.
In the second transaction, we flew up to visit my brother at the New Jersey Shore. The salesman met my wife and I at Newark airport where we completed the transaction over a cup of coffee. His drive my new car to the airport and his girlfriend followed him in her car. After completing the paperwork, he handed me the keys and I went on my way down to the shore. His girlfriend took him back home. After that one, my brother brought a car there, again without difficulty.
In the second transaction, we flew up to visit my brother at the New Jersey Shore. The salesman met my wife and I at Newark airport where we completed the transaction over a cup of coffee. His drive my new car to the airport and his girlfriend followed him in her car. After completing the paperwork, he handed me the keys and I went on my way down to the shore. His girlfriend took him back home. After that one, my brother brought a car there, again without difficulty.
11-17-2018, 09:51 AM
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one of of my cars was shipped to me and when it arrived, it looked like is was wiped down with sandpaper. It didn’t leave the dealership that way.
11-17-2018, 11:23 AM
#52
Racer
I bought my first GT3 from Jonathan Wein, at another dealership, and had a 100% Top Class buying experience. Did everything on point and went beyond the call of duty, on his dime, to make special accommodations for me. Consistent for other friends who have purchased cars from him. I would, and have, recommended him to any friends buying a Porsche
11-17-2018, 03:13 PM
#53
Burning Brakes
Maybe it is just me but when I see any adult communicating with F-bombs it pretty much kills their credibility with me on what they are saying and immediately has me thinking drama queen that won't be satisfied regardless of the situation.
11-17-2018, 03:27 PM
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Spot on. Lot's of whining like a spoiled kid all their life.
11-17-2018, 08:30 PM
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That prior thread was remarkable as it revealed so much about Jack Daniels (JD had it removed from RL)
OP posted overheated statements of anger about his JD purchase including paying serious ADM. Lots of RL posts piling on.
Salesperson Jonathon registers to respond with the only intention of slandering and degrading the OP.
I commented that sometimes sales jobs are tough, but you made your commission and $25k ADM so why would Jonathon come on to RL whine, and display his ego here by name calling a customer.
Next day, thread vaporizes
I was very dissapointed at RL for removing that thread. Dealership posted of their own free will, we all saw. Next day I posted a poll "Are dealers arrogant"
My GT3T is my last new Porsche. LOVE THE CARS, hate these dealership antics, lack of transperancy and games so I wont be back to the dealer for ANY car. Porsche should learn from Ferrari
11-17-2018, 10:27 PM
#56
Race Car
No doubt, when my graphite blue one arrived from LA I was busy with the swirl remover and a good amount of wax- I think the guys in shipping are not always as careful as they should be.
11-17-2018, 10:47 PM
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And, what exactly should they learn? Ferrari is selling more cars than ever and so is Porsche in so many ways. I have been a long time customer of both (since 1978) and I don't like this any more than you do. I know a lot of people who have and are still willing to play the game these dealers are putting on the table. I've said it a thousand times and I'll say it again, if customers stop acting like there is no tomorrow and stop playing those games, it would be game over. It's really that simple. Don't expect it to change anytime soon.
11-18-2018, 08:12 AM
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Jon is a good guy. Over the years he’s personally picked up and dropped off cars for me for service etc.
maybe you outta state guys need to stay the F away from NJ dealers or end up with the fishes lol
seriosluly though he’s good people and using an online forum to disparage someone and threaten their career isn’t the most professional way to behave
jon has been in the auto industry for years and has made a lot of friends by doing a solid job and looking after their interests
maybe you outta state guys need to stay the F away from NJ dealers or end up with the fishes lol
seriosluly though he’s good people and using an online forum to disparage someone and threaten their career isn’t the most professional way to behave
jon has been in the auto industry for years and has made a lot of friends by doing a solid job and looking after their interests
11-18-2018, 09:59 AM
#60
Drifting
Most of these threads are due to customers offering massive ADMs from no where near the dealer, then getting upset when the dealer doesn't "treat them" with what they consider respect. I don't blame the dealers in these scenarios. These are customers they will NEVER see again and NEVER add another dime of service, repeat business. Why would they spend precious time schmoozing someone that will never return? I am guessing the dealers are more worried about trying to explain to their local customers why Jon Doe from across the country bought a GT3, GT2, ect and why didn't the local guy get the car!
What makes me upset is that the dealer likely screwed over a loyal local client by selling across the country. I ditched what I thought was a good dealer 3 years ago because they pulled that crap on me when the 991.1 RS was released, sold my allocation to a freaking CA customer who offered massive ADM. I was "offered" to match it, but denied. I took my 2-3 Porsche purchases a year and all service work to another dealer and have not had any problems since.
What makes me upset is that the dealer likely screwed over a loyal local client by selling across the country. I ditched what I thought was a good dealer 3 years ago because they pulled that crap on me when the 991.1 RS was released, sold my allocation to a freaking CA customer who offered massive ADM. I was "offered" to match it, but denied. I took my 2-3 Porsche purchases a year and all service work to another dealer and have not had any problems since.
