PPI in vancouver
#6
Thats nonsense.
"We just did the PPI and the car is better than perfect! Its so perfect we want to raise the price of the car, but because we are honest we will honor the deeply discounted price we originally offered you for 24hours."
Id NEVER EVER trust a conflicted PPI. If they dont want an independent set of eyes to PPI it, move on. If it is a good car they will cave because they want to sell it.
What are the concerned about, that an independent shop will have an eye that is too picky? PERFECT!
Id move on if they wont let someone else PPI it - they will change their mind.
"We just did the PPI and the car is better than perfect! Its so perfect we want to raise the price of the car, but because we are honest we will honor the deeply discounted price we originally offered you for 24hours."
Id NEVER EVER trust a conflicted PPI. If they dont want an independent set of eyes to PPI it, move on. If it is a good car they will cave because they want to sell it.
What are the concerned about, that an independent shop will have an eye that is too picky? PERFECT!
Id move on if they wont let someone else PPI it - they will change their mind.
#7
Thats not far from my work and if you're looking at the 996TT in their inventory and you're not local, I can probably swing by and put some eyes on the car for you if that's helpful.
I have a 996TT so I know what to look for.
I have a 996TT so I know what to look for.
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#9
Is it a local car with years of service records from them? Or is it a car they imported or picked up at auction and just did their own PPI on it? They are a reputable garage, but this expanding their business into selling used cars is new.
#12
I'll comment they are a good shop, however not letting you ppi it at another respected local shop is very unreasonable.
Unless it's a car you must have and very special etc, I would pass.
Are they actually priced below market, seems like a sales pitch?
Unless it's a car you must have and very special etc, I would pass.
Are they actually priced below market, seems like a sales pitch?