horrendous service experience at downtown porsche toronto
11-07-2008, 11:19 PM
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This is starting to go the tone of the OT forum.
11-08-2008, 01:34 AM
#64
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****dumb dan thanks for keeping my post on the front page----if it wasn't for your pre-school remarks, this thread would have probably fizzled******
****thank god that all other members are showing sanity and above all intelligence in their remarks and thank god you are the only one who has jumped up and down like a chimp********
**********since i will be banned, i want to thank everyone for all their help***
and for you turbo dan
***I guess the turbo in turbo dan is for the speed that the jerk in you comes out**********
****thank god that all other members are showing sanity and above all intelligence in their remarks and thank god you are the only one who has jumped up and down like a chimp********
**********since i will be banned, i want to thank everyone for all their help***
and for you turbo dan
***I guess the turbo in turbo dan is for the speed that the jerk in you comes out**********
#1 what make/model/year car had problems
#2 what where the problems, specifically
That's all Dan was asking for, and your response to his questions was out-of-line.
11-08-2008, 01:37 AM
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Being in the automotive industry, I get first hand exposure to customer who complain about things that are perfectly normal. I do my best to explain and assure that having excessive brake dust on your front wheels IS normal for city driving in the rain, but some people think this is a factory defect. I think Dan was just trying to determine if you have a problem that is a warranty item, or not.
11-08-2008, 08:57 AM
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Before you are banned, please relate the problems you had. I am interested, because I think the car is near flawless. Good thing too, as I can't get past the service advisers to even book appointments for service. Rather than flaming:
1. Tell us your specific problems
2. Become a member. Cost is low.
1. Tell us your specific problems
2. Become a member. Cost is low.
11-08-2008, 11:10 AM
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11-08-2008, 12:30 PM
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........weird
11-08-2008, 12:44 PM
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Seriously, what's with this? Legit questions asked and you respond this way? That's akin to walking into a bar, complaining about something, then when prompted for details telling a regular to f*&k off. Except in the bar you'd have a black eye and a broken nose. Most of us here are friends in "real life" - it's a small P-car world. Keep that in mind.
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11-08-2008, 03:41 PM
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Seriously, what's with this? Legit questions asked and you respond this way? That's akin to walking into a bar, complaining about something, then when prompted for details telling a regular to f*&k off. Except in the bar you'd have a black eye and a broken nose. Most of us here are friends in "real life" - it's a small P-car world. Keep that in mind.
11-08-2008, 07:22 PM
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11-08-2008, 09:55 PM
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Seriously, what's with this? Legit questions asked and you respond this way? That's akin to walking into a bar, complaining about something, then when prompted for details telling a regular to f*&k off. Except in the bar you'd have a black eye and a broken nose. Most of us here are friends in "real life" - it's a small P-car world. Keep that in mind.
************read turbo dan response from the beginning, legit questions would have been fine but passing judgements and asking jackass questions--no way***************
in a bar it is possible to get broken in or vice a versa*********