Sounds like a sweet deal. $600 is maximum. However, I am sure the owners now will have to expect a healthy bump in insurance premiums to cover the $51K+ repair.
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Everyone feel free to point at me and laugh, but I encourage the dealership to drive my Taycan as much as possible when it’s in for service. I even told them to feel free to offer test drives to customers. My thought process is, the more issues they uncover while it’s under warranty, the better! Also, Porsches are not intended to be pristinely preserved virgin garage queens.
Who at PCNA writes such drivel?Urgh - called the insurance company as I saw the supplement approved at $0 - turns out the dealership sent over a duplicate supplement ??
So now there back to working with the insurance company again to get the additional supplement approved.
I'm not sure if this is incompetency right now, but I'm beginning to think it is
On another note - I did email my PCNA CSR and ask if there was any goodwill they were willing to extend due the length of time the car has been in the shop - they've actually had it longer than I've owned it at this point
Oh, and on the piece of a Tech taking my car home overnight, this is the PCNA response on it:
Thank you for your email, and I hope you are doing well. While PCNA has many high standards to which our independently operated dealers adhere, I don’t believe there is a specific written policy addressing this particular matter. PCNA understands that there are times when Porsche Center members may need to drive vehicles home to replicate and address concerns that require extended time or additional miles, which cannot be completed during regular work hours.
If this situation arises, it’s important that the Porsche Center and the customer reach a mutual agreement before the vehicle is taken home overnight. This ensures transparency and confirms that both parties are aware of and comfortable with the arrangement.
Yup - no agreement, I didn't even know!!
Just make sure you don't scrape the ramp as you drive out of the dealership in a state of relief and ecstacy.
Only if you agree to it...
Well, on the bright side, this thread might make it to 60 pages.
Exchange is a swap for a remanufactured one, that's what took the price from $71k to $46k
So the total was $46,500?Well, this happened today, nice to have her back
Not sure what happened but the additional $5k supplement ended up being $500 instead, which was just to cover the shiiping of the HV tray ??
Definitely glad to have my car back but this whole experience has been quite the story and one I don't want anyone else to have
$46.8k and change
It's very interesting how dramatically the numbers have swung around on this, from the initial diagnosis to the final repair.
