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kosmo 01-31-2013 12:31 PM

I heard that w/ every 918 order a Porsche Girl shows up at your door

JohnnyBahamas 01-31-2013 02:21 PM


Originally Posted by kosmo (Post 10186520)
I heard that w/ every 918 order a Porsche Girl shows up at your door

Carrying luggage and claiming to be your child from a one-night stand 20 years ago.

chuckbdc 01-31-2013 02:56 PM


Originally Posted by kosmo (Post 10186520)
I heard that w/ every 918 order a Porsche Girl shows up at your door

But depending on how they sell it could take her a couple of years to make the rounds....

fantom 01-31-2013 03:16 PM


Originally Posted by chuckbdc (Post 10186909)
But depending on how they sell it could take her a couple of years to make the rounds....

No issue with her being behind ;)

Graygoose997 01-31-2013 03:42 PM

Thank your salesman for the gifts and certificates of authenticity.
He or she is the one that hooked you up...not PCNA

Dyim 01-31-2013 06:56 PM

I don't quite get the purpose of the certificate. It is not like you can buy a fake Porsche!

rpilot 01-31-2013 08:21 PM


Originally Posted by Dyim (Post 10187524)
I don't quite get the purpose of the certificate. It is not like you can buy a fake Porsche!

+1 in principle. I don't get it either.

Although I have heard of BMW knockoffs in China which are close copies to the unsophisticated and untrained eye without any decals. And then the poseurs put on the decals on their own. It would not surprise me if they were making a fake Porsche there either.

rpilot 01-31-2013 08:28 PM


Originally Posted by Graygoose997 (Post 10187025)
Thank your salesman for the gifts and certificates of authenticity.
He or she is the one that hooked you up...not PCNA

Yes, this is it. Salespersons / Dealer Managers in USA have different things ordered based on their mood, your long term standing with them or how much money they made off you. In other countries where paying MSRP is the norm, I am not surprised these tokens show up regardless of whether the local Porsche importer pays for them or the dealer.

Personally I really have no use for plaques or certificates, so I don't care (and I mean no offense to those who do like these things). I would be happy if they provided me with useful gifts like an umbrella for the space in the passenger side that I would buy otherwise regardless. Other than that, I am always happy with a decent and fair deal. Even happier with better after sales service.

Cpa4S 02-03-2013 09:36 PM

my "Pylon" also had the model of the 911.

& in Canada we don't pay much more for the cars than US

most of the difference in both Aussie & Canada are inbound taxes as opposed to what Porsche actually see.

Maverick1 02-04-2013 01:57 AM

Personally, I'd rather buy a 991 off the lot or even better, a very slightly used one with a 6 year CPO warranty and at a discount, and pass on this little trinket.

fester 02-04-2013 03:02 AM

Certificate of authenticity ...when do you get that??

fester 02-04-2013 03:04 AM

When I got my BMW, they sent me a nice DVD set with BMW history et al... Well, it has just been a week for me...keep my fingers crossed ...:)

Nine Nine One 02-04-2013 08:05 AM

I turned in my 997 in August, locked my order in November as I was not in a hurry. My sales guy called me on December 24th and asked of I could stop by as he had a little something for me -dealer is only 1/2 mile from my house. When I got there he, the sales manager, and the general manager were all waiting. They gave me an envlope with a coupon for a free day at the Birmingham Track. I was blown away and started calling it a X'mas miracle.
Now, I had talked to the sales person about not tracking my new 991 for the first year due to break in and just general fear of tracking it while brand new. Said maybe I would go down to the track to drive a new 991 and get some track time out of my system.
Really thoughtful and certainly will generate even more loyalty...

mtbscott 02-04-2013 10:29 AM


Originally Posted by fester (Post 10195332)
Certificate of authenticity ...when do you get that??

Assuming your dealer ordered one for you, I would guess it takes around 30-60 days to get it. That's how long it took on both of my Porsches.

mtbscott 02-04-2013 10:33 AM

Weird new perk
 
So here's a new one. Last week I come back from lunch to find a voicemail on my office phone telling me to call to set up an appointment for my free suit. Seems that my dealer has a deal with a local vendor to give you, at their cost, a new custom made suit or sportcoat up to $1000 value. Before calling them back I called my salesman who told me that it was something they just started and he forwarded me a copy of the "invoice" made out to the vendor with my name on it. I then spoke to the vendor and plan on going in sometime this week for fitting and selecting the fabric. Kind of a weird perk I think, but I guess it's something nice the dealer can give you, and the vendor I'm sure hopes you'll like their product enough to come back for more.


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