Who Would You Go To... Porsche or Specialist?
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Hi,
I’ve bought a few new Porsche’s from my local Porsche Dealership over the last few years.
I’ve recently stepped into the classic Porsche scene and bought a 1986 3.2 Carrera, which I must say puts a bigger smile on my face compared to any of the newer stuff... each to their own.
Who do you think would be the best suited to service a 33 year old car, Porsche or a Porsche Specialist who works solely on classic Porsche’s.
I know Porsche will have the added benefit of stamps from Porsche, but do Porsche themselves still service such cars? I have a feeling that their mechanics are probably all trained for the newer stuff, but I could be completely wrong?
Thanks in advance for your help.
I’ve bought a few new Porsche’s from my local Porsche Dealership over the last few years.
I’ve recently stepped into the classic Porsche scene and bought a 1986 3.2 Carrera, which I must say puts a bigger smile on my face compared to any of the newer stuff... each to their own.
Who do you think would be the best suited to service a 33 year old car, Porsche or a Porsche Specialist who works solely on classic Porsche’s.
I know Porsche will have the added benefit of stamps from Porsche, but do Porsche themselves still service such cars? I have a feeling that their mechanics are probably all trained for the newer stuff, but I could be completely wrong?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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