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Originally Posted by sp330
To the OP: I'm glad you got it sorted out. But since this is your wife's car, I suggest parting with it asap namely to prevent any worrying on her part.
I plan on getting a new Boxster soon. Engine failure doesn't particularly worry me, as the driving experience it offers is absolutely unparalleled (at least in that brief test drive it did).
My two burning questions are:
Which dealers in the Pennsylvania/New Jersey/Delaware area do you guys recommend?
What exactly constitutes as abuse?
I drive my cars hard though I take very good care of them (slightly more regular oil changes, premium gasoline [you'd be surprised at how many people fill up regular in cars that require premium), timely replacement of any necessary parts etc).
I've heard BMW owners that have two keys, using one to drive, and one to give to the dealer upon servicing (as the information about driving habits is recorded on the keys).
Does it work like that for Porsche?
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i have had very good dealings with Newton motorsports, the service manager (Brian Carter) has taken good care of me, they are a small dealer...but they do alot of porsche work
The driving habits are definetly stored in the computer, not the key
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