exotic_car_lover

Hello Porsche Fans and Owners,

I purchased a new Cayenne S in April of this year and I love it. But, since purchasing the vehicle in mid-April, I have had little to no communication from Porsche. It's been over two months and I have not received a welcome letter from the company or any publications (i.e. official Porsche magazine) or similar. Is that normal?

I would appreciate anyone who has purchased a new Porsche to respond to let me know what their experience was like after purchasing the new Porsche. What communications did you receive and how long did it take to get them? Did you get a feedback form to ask about your purchase experience?

I wonder if the dealership (which was absolutely horrible) has forgotten to complete a portion of the registration with Porsche. Thanks for your feedback! I look forward to hearing from you folks.

Nordschleife

Did you buy a car or join a sorority? Be grateful your mailbox isn't full of advertising rubbish. FYI, the Cayenne is a Volkswagen, perhaps you should pop round to your friendly Beatle dealer.

R+C

Haku

"...I wonder if the dealership (which was absolutely horrible) has forgotten to complete a portion of the registration with Porsche. Thanks for your feedback! I look forward to hearing from you folks."

I think that's what's most likely happened. Along with the usual marketing paraphanalia you should recieve the Porsche Magazine Christophorus regularly as well. I would contact Porsche NA customer service and let them know about your dealer experience as well.

jimq

a couple months after I bought my 03 CPO 996TT last December they sent me a welcome package of sort. I also have been getting Christophorus occasionally.

M758

I bought my Porsche in 1997. It was a 9 year old 944 Turbo S I got private party sale. I never once have taken it to the dealership for service. About a year or two after buying it I started to get Christophorus in the mail. I got 5-6 issues then no more. No big deal.

If you want to be part of the "club" join PCA. That is a real club and you don't need to buy new to get in.

H2OJazz

I agree w. M758, screw the dealer, join PCA (and get a track car!)

kw_1055

Chritophorus for me too. Plus a lot of survey forms from different companies.
But PCA is the club to join, and then go to the meetings and events.