YOUR RESEARCHno more Porsche recall letters ?
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I understand that Porsche N/America has stopped releasing recall letters needed to import a U.S. car into Canada. To many Canadian dealers complained about the effect on the market prices and how they could not stay competitive with U.S. prices. Has anyone else experienced this ?
There's no question these cars are a lot cheaper down there than up here, especially at dealers. I just consoled myself that the trade in I got for my Bimmer was equally inflated versus what it was worth there.
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