So if my tire had been low and my dad added some pressure it would take 20 KM for the warning to reset? (and how many miles is that???) I'm sure I've probably driven that since though.
I never thought I should be worried about them scratching up my wheels. Oh, goodness. This is a pain in the butt.
I had a great experience with the salesman I bought the car from. Yes, Porsche of NO is right next to a Mercedes dealer, and I think they are both owned by Benson. My dad sells Mercedes parts and told me that the Mercedes dealer does not give loaners but has a rental place on premesis where you can rent a car. I don't know if that is true (he gets things confused sometimes) but if so, it really bites. When I had my Lexus I got a loaner. My mom brought her 1999 Volvo to the dealer and they gave her a ride home! She didn't even buy the car from them. So I want to know wtf is up with a dealer that can sell cars for 100K and up and not offer a person a loaner car???? It's no wonder they lose sales to Lexus.
I didn't buy my Boxster for the service department perks. I bought it because I liked the car. But you'd think something simple like a loaner car when your new vehicle with 2500 miles on it has a problem wouldn't be too much to ask. I don't even care what they'd loan me. But how can they expect people just to take off of work to sit in the dealership waiting for their car?
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