Isn't it great when you get that level of service?/ The breakfast Burritos aren't too bad either Lol

 

The previous owner who purchased new and serviced at Naples for 7 years was gouged on services for non-warranty work and probably the reason for him turning it in. His $1,700 cup holder probably pays for your omelette.

 

They now have an omlette buffet.

 

Whos going on Saturday the 2nd

 

I had a sausage break burrito the other day, was very good. Didn’t see the omelette bar.

I fly back from Seattle on the 29th, what’s happening on the 2nd?

 

Just breakfast and free car wash every Saturday. Buddy of mine mentioned it figure since its my servicing dealer I might roll by. Only question is 991 or 971 lol.

 

Hard choice there mate! I will swing by, if you need a black 991 with a Washington State plate that will be me.

 

I've been super busy at work for the last few months and not spent any time on Rennlist. Having a few days off and stumbled across this thread. Read all 43 pages over the last two days. Sounds like there are still no real answers. But I will definitely stay subscribed to this thread.

Took the car out today for a drive over the hill to Santa Cruz and back. Took only backroads. Oh what a blast this machine is!! Definitely would not be OK with any type of neutering action. But I also have come to expect good gas mileage from my cars. The improvements car manufacturers have made over the last 1-2 decades in terms of efficiency are amazing! All the while performance has increased. I remember being impressed with my 174hp Audi A4 with the 2.8l V6 and how powerful it was. Now I drive a 400hp flat six that gets better gas mileage!! Having both: good gas mileage and great performance do not have to be mutually exclusive. As a matter of fact they are what is expected these days. And most car manufacturers accomplish it without cheating!

Let's see what happens here...

 

agreed

 

Bump

 

So hypothetically what happens if we buy a sport chrono car from a dealer right now? Asking for a friend

 

You take it home and drive it like you stole it. If the pipeline of info. is correct, it only effects certain cars/vin cars so the dealer either knows it's not impacted, or they blew through the stop sale order and you have them by the you know what as i see it.

 

This whole stop sale campaign/lack of info is so stressful.

 

I’m not stressed out about it, my plan is to not do any planned updates or service until we hear something from the corporation.

 

I just stumbled on this thread and saw the Stop Sale pdf that a forum member posted. I've got a MY2013 C2S, so I did a little research and what I found doesn't seem to make sense.

To see whether this stop sale order is real, I searched PorscheUSA.com for pre-owned 2012-2016 Carrera S cars. I believe all 2012-2016 Carrera S models had Sport Chrono by default, so I was expecting to find exactly zero of these cars for sale. But I found 16 nationwide, and a spot-check of those confirmed the cars had the Sport Chrono Package. If there is in fact a stop sale on all dealer-owned 2012-2016 SC-equipped pre-owned 991s, the 16 Carrera S hits don't make sense. They shouldn't be there. So what's going on?