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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Am looking to find a reliable/go to Melbourne workshop for my P to do my servicing as well as modifications (recently purchased an aftermarket exhaust). I used to go to Active Motorwerke in Burwood for my BMW, however, things have gone a bit south as of late (and it's not their prices! Any recommendations would be much appreciated!! Willing to travel further distances for a good go-to place also (am located east)!

POST 2Original post

My recommendation for the east side; https://autocoupe.com.au/

POST 3Original post

Cascone in Moorabbin isn't too far away from you if you've been going to Active Motorwerke. There's a bunch of us on here that use Nick extensively. http://www.casconeautosport.com.au/

POST 4Original post

Ive always used Cairns Classic & Modern Porsche Service in Hallam - ask for Toby

POST 6Original post

Just thinking about it, we are blessed with 7 or 8 top independents all over Melbourne

POST 7Original post

You can't really go wrong with any of the above

POST 8Original post

I go to Stuart at NineAuto and am very happy with the service. Can't compare with others as he is the first shop I went to with my Porsche and have had no reason to change.

POST 9Original post

I go to Stuart at nineauto as well, he's a forum sponsor and good fella.

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Quotes source posts: 271558, 271614

+2 for Nick

POST 11Original post

Im an out of towner but always had great service via Darren +1 Autocoupe and also if you need mobile David ..@ Nürburgring Mechanical

POST 12Original post

Quotes source post: 271698

Caveat emptor Caveat emptor

POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks guys! More options than I thought

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Quotes source post: 271708

+ 1 for David, he just did a very thorough PPI for me....

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