What does a dealer do with a new car before delivering it to the buyer?
10-24-2012, 09:01 AM
#16
If you can afford to buy a new Porsche, why not order from another dealer and fly out to it to take delivery? You don't have to keep putting up with sub-par service. You'd get it broken in faster too 
10-24-2012, 11:55 AM
#17
Nordschleife Master
In many cases, I've asked the dealer to leave the car covered, handle fluids and handover on the electronics, check everything, but leave it alone cosmetically.
I promised 10's on the survey. Results? Absolutely flawless paint.
There is no way I ever have anyone 'wash' the car. Ever. If you like swirls, go ahead.
Otherwise, if local, do it like this if you have the courage, and spend a weekend cleaning and detailing your new baby.
I promised 10's on the survey. Results? Absolutely flawless paint.
There is no way I ever have anyone 'wash' the car. Ever. If you like swirls, go ahead.
Otherwise, if local, do it like this if you have the courage, and spend a weekend cleaning and detailing your new baby.
10-24-2012, 01:00 PM
#18
Wash it yourself with a foam cannon, a good mitt, then rinse. Or two bucket method for those who live in high rises that don't have access to a hose. There are self serve car wash places that have pressure washers. The most important thing is to make sure that you rinse the mitt whenever you wipe down a section.
