Service at OPC
Discussion
I had my first Porsche serviced at OPC for a major server today and wondered if it is it normal practice for your vehicle to receive a curtsey vacuum, while it is in for service, as mine did not.
I am curious to see if this is the norm, or have I received poor service. We certainly pay enough for it to be included as curtsey or is is optional extra!!
Your views please .....
My car always comes back about a million times better than it goes to an OPC.
I have my car serviced at OPC Colchester and they have never failed to clean and vacuum it, even when it has been in for the most basic of work.
When the car is due for a service I just dont bother to clean it for several weeks.
I would suggest you write a tersly worded letter to the OPC Dealer Principal. You might get some goodies out of it.
I have my car serviced at OPC Colchester and they have never failed to clean and vacuum it, even when it has been in for the most basic of work.
When the car is due for a service I just dont bother to clean it for several weeks.

I would suggest you write a tersly worded letter to the OPC Dealer Principal. You might get some goodies out of it.
I used to work at an OPC for a few months and it was a bit hit or miss if cars got cleaned or not. The car cleaners were also the collection and delivery drivers so if one of them was off or they where all out on the road then cars would not get cleaned. The state that some of the mechanics left the cars in was disgraceful, hand prints, oil, scratches etc, why they were never challenged over this or made to use wing covers I don't know!
Not a very good service when you consider how much an OPC charge for most things but imho I always prefer garages to leave my car uncleaned as I prefer to do it properly myself.
I felt as if I was banging my head against a brick wall so decided to leave.
Not a very good service when you consider how much an OPC charge for most things but imho I always prefer garages to leave my car uncleaned as I prefer to do it properly myself.
I felt as if I was banging my head against a brick wall so decided to leave.
jb12 said:
I had my first Porsche serviced at OPC for a major server today and wondered if it is it normal practice for your vehicle to receive a curtsey vacuum, while it is in for service, as mine did not.
I am curious to see if this is the norm, or have I received poor service. We certainly pay enough for it to be included as curtsey or is is optional extra!!
Your views please .....
I do think though the money these places charge, that they would do a decent job. I spent just over 2k on this occasion for a major service + extended warrantee + replacement header tank valve. Then again I suppose that’s how they make their money!!....I am curious to see if this is the norm, or have I received poor service. We certainly pay enough for it to be included as curtsey or is is optional extra!!
Your views please .....
I'm with Hutch. Please leave my car alone and let me clean it without putting swirl marks and scratches in to the bodywork.
You may have too much time on your hands if you are going to write and complain that they didn't hoover the car. Could you not have popped back in and asked them to do it when you collected it?
You may have too much time on your hands if you are going to write and complain that they didn't hoover the car. Could you not have popped back in and asked them to do it when you collected it?
ukwill said:
hutchingsp said:
Feel free to call me one of the anal obsessive types but many people consider it a blessing if they don't get the courtesy valet.
Me too. I guess that's why we both also hang out over at detailingworld 
The first thing I did when I picked up my new car was get it professionally detailed.
It was covered in swirl marks, holograms etc.
A disgrace.
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