dbk123

Thanks for the clarification. Conor was the guy I worked with at Morong too. He is great!

worf928

You've hit upon *just* a fraction of my more-recent issues with Porsche Unnamed.

And yesterday's Turbo buyer at a different dealership might buy something else tomorrow at 'your' dealership (where 'you' is the hypothetical dealership, not you aaronjb_ME) if you give them almost any reason to switch...

... because the average life cycle experience leaves a lot of room for improvement.

I agree. It's good to know that there are dealerships out there that (no matter how many or which Porsches previously purchased) assume each and every customer is a relationship to be, if not cultivated, at least not actively destroyed.

It seems that 'execrable' is the normal experience at Porsche Unnamed. It's great to know that there's a dealer further north that values its clients.

The dealership experience is the sum of the folks that work there that have customer contact. I do not expect a uniform experience, but as long as it's net positive I consider it better than average and sufficient to not 'shop' dealers. I expect the experience at a dealer to change over time with personnel turnover. It can get better, it can get worse over the course of a decade. What's so fascinating about Porsche Unnamed is that it's been this way since the last century despite turnover. That kind of hiring 'competence' only flows from the top.

I hope to not post again in this thread about Porsche Unnamed. Let's go back to the original thread direction: praise for Porsche Falmouth.

worf928

Let's go back to praising Porsche Victoria!