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Porsche OPC lost the key to my new GTS and am getting all locks replaced tomorrow!

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Porsche OPC lost the key to my new GTS and am getting all locks replaced tomorrow!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've got the invoice for the most recent service but forgot to take the service book, you guys recon it's worth posting or not worth chancing? Might just take it down there next time I go.....

POST 2Original post

Don't trust the postman, trust the 911, an excuse for another blast[ ]

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

LOL fair enough I was in two minds tbh, it's just my luck that it would get lost. If we get another nice day when I am free I'll run down there then.

POST 5Original post

Dad did this with his Toyota Yaris service book - inevitably - never to be seen again!

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

LOL, do the post men eat them? Or is it more of the case the workshops put them down somewhere and forget about them....

POST 7Original post

...in our case I think that's exactly what happened, Steve! It was 'apparently' sent by recorded delivery so I can't see how it was coincidentally lost in the post. I realise that I'm probably in the minority but I've never had an item lost in the post![8|]

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Not good, I trust the guys at Northway but I suppose it's best to just take it up sometime in person.

POST 9Original post

Ducati independent dealer lost service book in the post, Mercedes main dealer lost wife's service book, claim they put it in the wrong car and it never showed up. Porsche OPC lost the key to my new GTS and am getting all locks replaced tomorrow!

POST 10Original post

Well I suppose its better than them losing the car and giving you the keys back[&o][&:]

POST 11Original post

My OPC delivered my 996 back to the wrong house (about 2 miles away) and put the keys through the door as no one was in...

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

You win! I don't think anyone can beat having their car delivered to someone else lol.

POST 13Original post

oh no!! What did you get in the way of compo for that!! Imagine the insurance implications if the car had of been delivered. PLEASE ONE DAY LAMBO BIRMINGHAM DROP A MURCI AT MINE!

POST 14Original post

I got 50% off the next (major) service - which was quite a good deal, I thought...

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