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If they are selling parts below what Porsche will allow, I could see why they use a proxy to register a website to avoid trouble but seems odd a Porsche dealer would do this.
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If they are selling parts below what Porsche will allow, I could see why they use a proxy to register a website to avoid trouble but seems odd a Porsche dealer would do this.
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http://genuineporscheparts.com/index.cfm
Anyone tried this yet? I checked a few parts and it seems their prices are ~10% LESS than Sunset Porsche, which already has very competitive pricing.
But Sunset alreday have their own site sunsetporscheparts.com
Why do you think this site is also Sunset?
Thanks for the feedback. So I take that the shippng cost is reasonable and not inflated?
[QUOTE=Ahsai;12447395]But Sunset alreday have their own site sunsetporscheparts.com
Why do you think this site is also Sunset?
I stand corrected. I ordered from PorschepartsHUB.com and that is owned by Sunset. Sorry for the mix-up.
Tried to order from genuineporscheparts.com Their prices are about 9% less than Sunset Porsche but then they charge tax (at least for CA customers) and Sunset don't. It's a wash at the end and I'm staying with Sunset.
They might be trying the keep the cost down, it will only cost more to keep a staff to man the phones, customer support, tech support, etc.
If you can reduce the man-power then the savings can be past along to the customers, sort of like those McDonald's kiosks we may see very soon...
I for one am willing to click on-line to save money, I mean if you want a person to speak with then it will cost you.. Being that a few have had good experiences so far I don't see this as a problem. I'm pretty sure Porsche is somehow involved since they do have a distribution location near-by and the use of PORSCHE in their web address is risky if they are not.
Just my .02
Exactly, its the same thing that Iron Toad does technically.
It looks like it is ran by this dealership:
http://www.porscheofsandiego.com/
Another indication that it is a legitimate site, is that it is hosted by trademotion who runs most of the dealership part sites.
I will let you know how my order goes, I placed my order for 4 rotors this afternoon.
Well they don't accept Paypal so I was not able to place an order with them.
I ended up placing my order with my usual people Sonnen Porsche and they price matched Porsche of San Diego for me.
genuineporscheparts.com is not a real parts house. They have no stock or a brick/mortar store. Its a drop ship/ freight forward sales company. No phone number??? Seriously? Look very carefully at the actual address of anything you receive from them. Also the domain registration is private through a proxy. Think of rock auto or parts geek, same thing. Send them an email then dissect the response header for fun.
If they are selling parts below what Porsche will allow, I could see why they use a proxy to register a website to avoid trouble but seems odd a Porsche dealer would do this. Maybe ask Porsche San Diego about their parts website and see?
A lot of Porsche dealerships in USA (Sonnen, Suncoast, etc) will have discount part websites, this is also common for other brands as well (BMW, Lexus).
I'm havin some trouble with them. I placed an order this morning and I still haven't received a confirmation email. I just tried to contact them via their website but it doesn't tell you if the message successfully went through.
I created an order a month ago when this post first appeared, and I created the identical order on Sunset's site. The parts were about 8.5% less but the shipping was $118 more than Sunset. Overall savings was less than $40, so I ordered from Sunset who has always treated me right.
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