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Its around San Francisco bay area.For buying or repairs.Thanks
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YOUR RESEARCHWhat do you guys think of Rector porsche
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POST 2Original post
Peter Smith is the shop foreman there (now). He answers questions and is a tech expert for PCA's Panorama magazine. He is one of the best (if not the best) in the US.
POST 3Original post
overpriced sales, same w service. go to carlsen instead
POST 4Original post
Forget Carlsen, (imo) they're the worst of the four in the Bay Area. Rector is always in the ballpark on sales prices, but now that Peter Smith is there I wouldn't hesitate to take my car there for service work. He's one of the best.
POST 5Original post
rector still services cadillac along side porsche? the place is totally disorganized like a old gas station garage. interestingly, the same salesperson has been there forever. great sales person but i think he's prices are higher. i've had excellent experience of service dept at carlsen. i think they have the highest customer service rating in the bay area. stevens creek was so so. the service adviser gave me a lecture on how rattles can't be fixed due to stiff suspension and later on called me when i didn't give me a 10 rating!
POST 6Original post
i've got to say everyone I know goes to Brian @ Carlsen... He's the best. Christian does the work on many cars and is awesome...
POST 7Original post
Are these places official Porsche Service Centre's or independant ones?
POST 8Original post
When Penske purchased Stevens Creek Porsche several people moved to Rector. Peter is the guru. I have been bugging him to do a Cayman tech session.
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