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YOUR RESEARCHAnyone has experience w/ Brandywine Porsche?
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I bot my car there--Salesman named Tom nice guy drove 110 miles to this dealer--versus the 4 dealers in my area--starting looking at used because they have some inventory but wound up new.
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I bot my car there--Salesman named Tom nice guy drove 110 miles to this dealer--versus the 4 dealers in my area--starting looking at used because they have some inventory but wound up new.
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I know their parts dept. is great, but how about sales??
Anyone has buying experience with the dealership/sales person?
Feedbacks would be appreciated.. Thanks in advance.
I have no direct experience, but a friend of mine said that the salesman that he worked with was a real car enthusiast, and he was one of the only Porsche salesmen that he ever dealt with that knew a lot about Porsches. Based on his experience, it seems like a good place to buy a Porsche. I went to their web site and they certainly have a nice Porsche inventory.
If you shop there, be sure to share your experiences with us.
Good luck.
I shopped there once, however they told me they do not negotiate at their dealership and their prices were not great if they wouldn't take anything off. So I went elsewhere.
I bot my car there--Salesman named Tom nice guy drove 110 miles to this dealer--versus the 4 dealers in my area--starting looking at used because they have some inventory but wound up new. Mike
pm me if you want deets
I bought my turbo from them this year
They are not the nearest dealer to me but I did like them.
The sales manager is very good and knows his cars -- I worked with a women by the name of 'Page'
It all comes down to the car you want -- and at what price.
All the used cars they had when I was looking were certified cars. They also would give you a price and stick to it!
I was looking for quite a while -- at all different cars -- some new -- some certified.
The other dealers were all hard sell. It was a nice change at Brandywine!
I found that they had very good prices on all the cars that I looked at.
In may of 03 I bought my c4 cab from don rosen in PA for a good price. Brandywine had a competitive price, but Rosen had a closer match to the car I want. Unlike the post above, they were willing to deal.
I purchased a '03 996 X51 with Aerokit from Brandywine. Dealt with Erik who is very knowledgeable. The car was delivered from Pennsylvania to California. While I was pleased with the car and the knowledge of Erik, there were numerous delays that occurred that for most people, would be unacceptable. I wasn't too critical since I have other cars.
If you are purchasing out of state and taking delivery outside of Pennsylvania, particularly Ca., I would probably pass. The car arrived in great condition; however, the paperwork was a huge problem (as well as refunds that were owed to me).
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