Stop Sale Campaign on 911 with Sport Chrono?
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Originally Posted by thebrit86
My understanding was the VIN list that was provided to dealers was the cars that were in inventory within Porsche's network. Happy to be wrong but that was my understanding with regard to that list.
I asked my dealership to run my VIN. They confirmed no recalls, no open campaigns, and no Stop Sale Order.
Thank you. I'm interested in hearing more from your explanation.
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All I have is the attached which is what Porsche circulated to dealers.
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I called my dealer today, he looked it up, and believes my car is impacted.. My VIN didn't show any open campaigns however, since he believes it to be affected, he stated that I'd be receiving a letter in the mail once the "software update" becomes available. If I wanted to sell the car now, I would need to 1-800 PORSCHE and have them walk me through that process to do so while there is in fact a stop sale campaign in place.
I'm not looking to sell, but that's what my SA said... just FYI
I'm not looking to sell, but that's what my SA said... just FYI
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I just traded my 2014 991 S with Sport Chrono into a Porsche dealer this week and there was no talk of a stop sale campaign. They now have it on their website for sale as well.
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Originally Posted by drcollie;[url=tel:17127045
17127045[/url]]I just traded my 2014 991 S with Sport Chrono into a Porsche dealer this week and there was no talk of a stop sale campaign. They now have it on their website for sale as well.
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Private sales are not affected.
I haven't seen what the problem is, too many posts to wade thru. It
sounds like more big Govt greenies don't like something about the emissions or fuel economy ratings with SC. I couldn't care less about that.
If the software fix is anything like the Diesel fix was, nobody is going to want it fixed. Unless you are a hyper-miler or emissions activist.
Keep driving and enjoying, and don't get the software fix until you are convinced it will not degrade performance.
That's my opinion, until I read otherwise.
I haven't seen what the problem is, too many posts to wade thru. It
sounds like more big Govt greenies don't like something about the emissions or fuel economy ratings with SC. I couldn't care less about that.
If the software fix is anything like the Diesel fix was, nobody is going to want it fixed. Unless you are a hyper-miler or emissions activist.
Keep driving and enjoying, and don't get the software fix until you are convinced it will not degrade performance.
That's my opinion, until I read otherwise.
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