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Originally Posted by LexBri
Hi everyone!
So, unfortunately I’ve experienced this same problem twice within six months. I’ve taken it to Porsche to get repaired again, but now they’ve doubled the repair cost. I reached out to Porsche corporate about this issue since I recently paid $4000 in Aug 2017 to get it fixed, and now it’s Mar 2018 with the same issue at $8000.
Sadly, they stated that it isn’t apart of their 12 month warranty nor is it there problem. Thankfully , Ive kept all my service records because telling me that the water damage was my fault because I didn’t have it garaged it’s insane. The car only is worth about $20,000, but they expect me to kept filing claims because of their crappy design.
With that being said, I’m started chatting it up with an attorney over this matter and I will be filing a lawsuit with this company. If anyone whose experienced this issue, or know someone who has, would like to join this lawsuit, feel free to forward your information to me. I think we all deserve answers from Porsche and better customer service when we’re paying thousands of dollars for their vehicles.
Name: Alexis C.
Email:alexisbclark07@gmail.com
SN: The car wasn’t even driven 1,000 miles in those six months, so you guys could understand my frustration.
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No. I don't understand your frustration. Water in the passenger cabin is caused by clogged drains. It's your responsibility to make sure the drains are clean. Didn't you learn anything the first time?
Your complaint is akin to running an engine without oil in it, then getting mad when it seizes.
