I just picked up a 2011 Panamera 4S with 53K miles. All is well and it runs great, but I live downtown Chicago and was hoping to find a good shop that can help me look everything over and perhaps updated the PCM software. Can you guys recommend anyone in Chicago where you have had a good experience? Or do you always just take it to the dealer?

 

Midwest Performance Cars is a shop just west of the loop that I would highly recommend. I took many cars there when I lived in Chicago and always got great service from them. They service all european makes and models.

 

Thanks. I actually just found them earlier in the day on yelp. Reviews seems mostly good. Thankfully my work will pick up maintenance, but I still hope there is nothing tremendously wrong with the car. It's such a pleasure to drive.

 

VFC Engineering in Ravenswood

 

Long way out but Fisher motors in lake Barrington. Straight up guys that will not bs you. Their focus is Porsche.

 

+1 on Fischer Motors! Rick is a great guy, reasonable and knows his stuff.

 

Also 2nd Midwest Performance Cars. Tell the advisor Chris that Seneca sent you!

 

Couple different questions here. Any more to this list? I am in the north burbs.

Second, my car is still in CPO. Should I just take it to Exchange or an independent or it doesn't matter.

Thanks!!!

 

Thanks for the tip to VFC--I live 5 blocks away! Talked to the owner Doug--great price quote for oil/filter change on my 2018 Porsche Panamera E-Hybrid!

 

any one with good suggestions for the NW burbs ( not as far north as Barrington) ?

 

Ditto question just south of there. DuPage Auto Werks in West Chicago experience anyone?

Thank you.

 

I would take it to the Exchange. They do have competent mechanics. If for general maintenance like oil change, brakes, etc, you can try Axels Automotive in Lake Bluff.

 

Just went to Midwest Eurosport in Bensenville, very happy with service and Roy was excellent.

 

Barnaba autosport? I've heard good things

 

I’m right on the WI/IL border. Any good shops in that area?