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Any experiences for sales or service for Porsche Dealers in the upper midwest????
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ps Happy Mother's Day for all of our mothers out there
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Upper Midwest? That's a whole huge chunk of real estate. Yup, I've got expereince
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How about Ohio and Illinois????
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Been pretty happy with the sales and service of Porsache dealers up here at the northeast corner of Ohio.
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Beechmont Porsche- outside Cincinnati has been good to me. Below is one of several coupons they currently have on their web site. Excellent service also.......No I'm not associated with them, I bought my 996 from another local dealer and wish I would have went here instead. Very professional people. Genuine Porsche Parts 15% OFF Porsche Genuine Parts are the only parts designed, engineered and manufactured to Porsche specifications. They also come with a two-year limited warranty. Your vehicle deserves the parts that were designed for it. Protect it with the best. We want to be your source for Genuine Porsche Parts. Valid for Genuine Porsche Parts only. Not valid with other coupons, discounts or promotions. Some restrictions may apply. Good Only At: Beechmont Porsche 8639 Beechmont Ave Cincinnati, OH 45255 [phone removed] Offer Expires 8/31/2005
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I have bought 2 new Porsches from Yark in Toledo. They are a small dealer, they don't get too many cars and I think that this translates into an advantage for the buyer. They really want to sell cars to get more allocation, they will deal and they don't have a huge customer base to drive up the prices. The service is great, they have a really excellent experienced technician who works on the Porsches. The salesmen are pleasant as well, Steve Messenger, Steve Kiziwec in particular. If you live in the Great lakes region, try these guys out.
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Beechmont Porsche is excellent. I drove to Ohio to buy my 996 there from MN.
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Any others in Illinois have other experiences......
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I've purchased 3 cars from Andrew Smith at Loeber in Lincolnwood. He is very open about price and how far he can go. Service has been excellent for me. Bill Lindahl is service manager and Rich has taken care of my cars The key issue for me is ease of warranty repair. Bill got me a new set of tires (brand of my choice) when my Pirellis were destroyed AT THE TRACK. That was after I tolds him exactly what it took to shift the belts on the original tires at 6,000 miles.
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Thanks for the info and keep racing
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