What's the secret? How do you get your cars from A to B and keep them spotless?

Col Lamb wrote: ↑Sun Feb 25, 2024 1:52 pmRochdale

Thanks for the advice. I gave Swindon Porsche (part of the Dick Lovett group) a call and their brake fluid change cost was £145. Taken together with their lower cost for my 4yr service, I'm saving approximately £400 altogether compared to the aforementioned OPCs! I use OPC Swindon. Care to share th...

Had a quote from Porsche Reading for brake fluid change. £280. Update : Just rang Guildford OPC, same price, £280. Reading and Guildford OPCs are both owned by Porsche Retail Group and will generally quote the same high prices and decline to discount. Try an independently-owned OPC. Thanks for the ...

Had a quote from Porsche Reading for brake fluid change. £280.
Update : Just rang Guildford OPC, same price, £280.

Absolutely fed up with all this "cheaper to maintain" nonsense. As Hertz found, scrape a speed-bump in an ICE car, maybe you need a new exhaust. Scrape a speed bump in an EV, you need a new battery or risk a fire...or maybe not. Who is willing to take that risk? The car's a write-off.

Why do you say there is no button for "burble" ? You can see it in the interior picture - it's the last button on the centre console left side. So why did you ask the SE?

0 - 62 in 2.4s eh ? When there's 10 of you queueing for a charger, that sort of acceleration might just give you an edge

I'm recently experiencing this problem on the driver's door handle of my 2020 GTS. Never had it in 4 years (2019-2023) of ownership of my 2015 Turbo.
Probably cheaper quality materials used on Gen 2 ?
Anyway, I'll try the silicone spray option.

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