2 weeks waiting for parts and she’s finally ready to bring home
Posted Jul 20, 2019, 6:48 AM UTC
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I waited 7 weeks for a headlamp for a 2017 Panamera out of Germany. It’s absurd to think a newer car would have parts readily available.
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I have you all beat. It took 11 months to get the drivers side quarter panel for my Cayman after it was tagged in an accident.
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What was done with that car during the 11 month wait period? Dealer kept it or?
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Yeah, wasn’t in driving condition.
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My uncle’s new BMW M550i needed a new wiring harness at 15k miles. He was in a loaner for two months. Then he had an engine issue at 20k miles. New engine had him in a loaner for another month LOL.
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Currently waiting for a windshield from Germany. On week 3 or 4, I've lost count.
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Reading all these posts kinda disheartening. Never knew Porsche has a Tesla problem.
Seems like they are not able to scale up production appropriately. That is def a red flag if i have keep a car in a garage for 3-4 months in a year or drive a loaner all that time.
I mean if one has a Gt3 or similar they are not going to give you a similar or higher for all that period correct?
I would be massively pissed if i had to wait for so long for parts,
Esp for problems that might render the car non drivable, essentially it would be like making car payments for a car you dont have. That is a BIG no for me. Disappointing
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Most Porsche dealers do not give equal cars as loaners. If you come in with a GT3 for service, the policy is you get what they have available. If you are a GT customer, you may get some preference.
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Perfect spec :) exactly what I would look for in white or grey.
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Nah I’m up in Canada
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Oh no! What broke?
OP’s keyboard.
Let’s just hope it’s upgrades we are waiting for 🙏🏻
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