How many Porsche owners experience "Customer no-service" at their dealership?

[Christeon]

I live just south of you in Tuscaloosa AL. I never once considered taking my car to Tom Williams ever, I go to Jack Ingram Motors for anything that requires dealer involvement. My experiences with Tom Williams started with my BMW afterwhich I vowed never to torture my car with them again. The guys in Montgomery seem to be very professional and what you'd expect from a Porsche dealer. Tom williams owns to many dealerships and treats the german cars as if they were just another car "off" their lot. Please don't judge anything about Porsche from your experience with them.

[bamaboxster]

Christeon,

I'm happy to hear about Jack Ingram Porsche. I did make a visit down to Montgomery last Friday to check them out.

I spoke to Sonya Wilson, an extremely professional saleswoman whom has been with this dealer for 18 years.

I was able to drive the new 997S that day.

A week later, I received a thank you letter for visiting from Sonya, and another one from the General Manager. I never got a thank you-anything from Tom Williams Porsche even after I bought my new Boxster.

Jack Ingram in Montgomery, AL and Jim Ellis in Atlanta are very professional dealerships. Its just unfortunate that J. Ingram Porsche is 90 miles south and J.Ellis is 160 miles east which is somewhat far for me to have the vehicle serviced from time to time.

Maybe in another 2 years I will consider buying another Porsche, but for now its time to save, payoff the house and make good investments.

Dave

I'm happy to see that there are Porsche dealerships that give a flip, just wish they were closer.