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Just fitted a supercharger to mine.

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I got the grey one, I wouldn't like to use the words "death trap", but I hope it's not indicative of their work!

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Just fitted a supercharger to mine.

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I got the grey one, I wouldn't like to use the words "death trap", but I hope it's not indicative of their work!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Do you know Carrera Performance, Horsham (Monks Gate)? I'm looking for somewhere local to do some suspension work and they're so local I could walk home! Please post anything good about them here and e-mail me with any horror stories. Cheers Andy

POST 2Original post

Speak to Jez known him for years not much he doesn't know about 911s. Just fitted a supercharger to mine. Watch out for the red Polo if you get a loaner!

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I got the grey one, I wouldn't like to use the words "death trap", but I hope it's not indicative of their work! Also I thought, "Nobody is going to give you a loan car with NO fuel in it, the gauge must be broken". Wrong! A mile down the road it starts to shudder and I get to the next service station on fumes. If I'd been driving in the other direction I'd have been stuffed. Anyway, I'm told they're good chaps and the work is top notch, I'll let you know when I get it back.

POST 4Original post

I had an extremely odd experience with them which I’ve loaded into their google review page. Quite the strangest in my decades of collecting cars and bikes.

POST 5Original post

Hugobear said: I had an extremely odd experience with them which I’ve loaded into their google review page. Quite the strangest in my decades of collecting cars and bikes. If that's the strangest thing that's happened to you in decades of dealing with garages then you're had a very sheltered life!

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Hugobear said: I had an extremely odd experience with them which I’ve loaded into their google review page. Quite the strangest in my decades of collecting cars and bikes. You found a knowledgeable specialist on your doorstep who you identified as knowing their stuff. You then take steps to ensure you can't use them. That sounds like a masterstroke.

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To summarise after reading your review - - You went down there and were welcomed and accommodated by both the receptionist and the owner. - They didn’t get back to you on your requested quote because the co owner you spoke to was in Ill health. - After not getting a quote you leave a 1 star google review that drags down their overall rating. So not only will the business be suffering due to the co owners ill health you put the boot in online while claiming to want to help local business.. Edited by SDarks on Saturday 8th February 08:31

POST 8Original post

Google reviews are so petty. If you have an issue go deal with face to face or jog on. No one likes a tell tale!

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You need to read it again. I went back and started the whole thing again. Spoke to the other owner. Had a similarly friendly chat and again absolute silence. I also told him I was keen to get hold of a project car to prepare for my son. He had a few ideas and would revert. Once is fair enough but twice is bloody odd. I’ve two Porsche’s and three VWs. They are a Porsche and VW specialist. I live in the next village. There are quite a few in the area. Meanwhile the work is being done in Billingshurst.

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So said: You found a knowledgeable specialist on your doorstep who you identified as knowing their stuff. You then take steps to ensure you can't use them. That sounds like a masterstroke. You need to read it again. The exact same process happened TWICE. There are loads of sports car specialists in the area

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BertBert said: If that's the strangest thing that's happened to you in decades of dealing with garages then you're had a very sheltered life! The EXACT same experience happening twice with both partners of the business?? Ok fair enough, tell me a stranger experience you’ve had.

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SDarks said: To summarise after reading your review - - You went down there and were welcomed and accommodated by both the receptionist and the owner. - They didn’t get back to you on your requested quote because the co owner you spoke to was in Ill health. Two one star reviews out of six. That’s a pretty high proportion. Out of interest what would you consider a reasonable ratio? - After not getting a quote you leave a 1 star google review that drags down their overall rating. So not only will the business be suffering due to the co owners ill health you put the boot in online while claiming to want to help local business.. Edited by SDarks on Saturday 8th February 08:31

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SDarks said: To summarise after reading your review - - You went down there and were welcomed and accommodated by both the receptionist and the owner. YES. THEN I CHASED AND SPOKE TO THE OTHER OWNER AND HAD EXACTLY THE SAME CONVERSATION WITH HIM AND HE SAID HE’D BE BACK SOON. AFTER ALL IT WAS A QUOTE TO FIT A SPORTS EXHAUST AND UPGRADE TGE HEADLIGHTS. I WASN’TASKING FIR THE CAR TO BE PREPARED FOR LE MANS THIS YEAR - They didn’t get back to you on your requested quote because the co owner you spoke to was in Ill health. NO BUT THAT’S OK AS I CHASED AND SSPOKD TO SOMEONE ELSE A COUPLE OF WEEKS LATER - After not getting a quote you leave a 1 star google review that drags down their overall rating. I’M ONE OF TWO ONE STAR RATINGS OUT IF SIX. WHAT WOULD BE A REASONABLE RATIO IN YOUR OPINION? So not only will the business be suffering due to the co owners ill health you put the boot in online while claiming to want to help local business.. OO FAIR ENOUGH. DON’T KNOW WHY YOUVE TAKEN SUCH UMBRAGE BUT ALLOW ME TO PUT YOUR MIND AT EASE. HERE’S MY EDITED VERSION. I HAVE TWICE SPOKEN TO THEM ABOUT SOME WORK ON MY CAR AND HAVE CHASED THEM UP. LIKE ME THEY ARE GERMAN CAR ENTHUSIASTS. THEY HAVE FAILED TO COME BACK TO ME ON EITHER OF THE TWO JOBS I ASKED FOR. SO IN RESPONSE TO THE ORIGINAL QUESTION - THEY’RE ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT AND CAN BE RELIED UPON COMPLETELY. BETTER? Edited by SDarks on Saturday 8th February 08:31

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Hugobear said: So said: You found a knowledgeable specialist on your doorstep who you identified as knowing their stuff. You then take steps to ensure you can't use them. That sounds like a masterstroke. You need to read it again. The exact same process happened TWICE. There are loads of sports car specialists in the area I very much doubt there are loads of decent Porsche specialists in the area. It could be that they aren’t getting back to you for reasons other than them being crap. Think about it.

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So said: I very much doubt there are loads of decent Porsche specialists in the area. It could be that they aren’t getting back to you for reasons other than them being crap. Think about it. Cridfords are good. Bought two cars from them. And Mortimers. The other aspect that hacked me off is that I am disabled - my right leg and arm have 20% mobility. My cars are adapted. (I use Ergo Mobility in Bolney who are brilliant if anyone is interested). It’s sodding dfifficult getting up the stairs to their office in a leg brace and crutches so the least they could do is come back. Dunno what you mean by ‘think about it’. Explain

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Hugobear said: Cridfords are good. Bought two cars from them. And Mortimers. The other aspect that hacked me off is that I am disabled - my right leg and arm have 20% mobility. My cars are adapted. (I use Ergo Mobility in Bolney who are brilliant if anyone is interested). It’s sodding dfifficult getting up the stairs to their office in a leg brace and crutches so the least they could do is come back. Dunno what you mean by ‘think about it’ . Explain Perhaps they're very good at what they do (that being fixing cars) but their communication skills are lacking ? But they could also be understaffed and have a huge volume of work ? Or they may just simply consider you to be a time-waster ?

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Hugobear said: So said: I very much doubt there are loads of decent Porsche specialists in the area. It could be that they aren’t getting back to you for reasons other than them being crap. Think about it. Cridfords are good. I think you’ll find they divide opinion. I bought a car from them once. There won’t be a twice.

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Yes slippy after many years in business the road is two ways ..... imagine if you had a Google review for clients ,often you prefer not to see certain ones ...... life is too short

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hunter 66 said: Yes slippy after many years in business the road is two ways ..... imagine if you had a Google review for clients ,often you prefer not to see certain ones ...... life is too short Afternoon Peter. As my old accountant (god bless him) used to say : 5% of your clients will cause 95% of your headaches.

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Hugobear said: I had an extremely odd experience with them which I’ve loaded into their google review page. Quite the strangest in my decades of collecting cars and bikes. Read your review. Get a life and move on. So petty

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So said: Hugobear said: So said: I very much doubt there are loads of decent Porsche specialists in the area. It could be that they aren’t getting back to you for reasons other than them being crap. Think about it. Cridfords are good. I think you’ll find they divide opinion. I bought a car from them once. There won’t be a twice. I bought a car from them no issues. Their warranty then was crap, claim limit of £1k! I wouldn’t buy a Porsche with such a lame warranty now. Not sure if they’ve improved it it was 2008.

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Slippydiff said: Perhaps they're very good at what they do (that being fixing cars) but their communication skills are lacking ? But they could also be understaffed and have a huge volume of work ? Or they may just simply consider you to be a time-waster ? Oh well whatever. Work is done now. I drive past them at least twice a day. They might hear the new system. Mortimers are excellent

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PGNSagaris said: Read your review. Get a life and move on. So petty Quite right. I’ll get a life and try to move on but it’s been traumatic and I’ve had to have counselling. What with having to deal with Trump and Brexit. What was I thinking? Posting a review on a review site. And giving my reason in detail. Should’ve just stuck the one star on without any reason like the other bloke.

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Hugobear said: PGNSagaris said: Read your review. Get a life and move on. So petty Quite right. I’ll get a life and try to move on but it’s been traumatic and I’ve had to have counselling. What with having to deal with Trump and Brexit. What was I thinking? Posting a review on a review site. And giving my reason in detail. Should’ve just stuck the one star on without any reason like the other bloke. Leaving a one star review in your circumstances is petulant, childish, and nasty. The fact you can’t see that is quite odd. One star reviews are appropriate for places that rip customers off, are rude, overcharge, do poor work, damage vehicles. Not places that are a little disorganised or where the owner is ill and they don’t come back to you. You have now put a slur on a business’s reputation online for no other reason than you took it as a slight that they didn’t call you back Your review could be affecting their livelihood. Maybe they dodged a bullet dealing with you regardless if that’s how twisted you see things. Plenty of businesses are not brilliant at staying in touch, yes it is frustrating chasing them but it’s often because they’re brilliant at what they do and very busy doing the actual work. I put up with it if the place does good work and is honest, that’s more important to me than amazing comms. Why don’t you be a decent bloke and take your review down.

POST 25Original post

jakesmith said: Hugobear said: PGNSagaris said: Maybe they dodged a bullet dealing with you regardless if that’s how twisted you see things. It could be that they are good at spotting incoming bullets.

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I realise this is an older thread but I thought I would give my angle on Carrera Performance as I have owned eleven 911's mostly air cooled since 1988, I lived in East Grinstead and now latterly near Tunbridge Wells and the only company that does work on any of my cars is Carrera Performance Jez and Tim were recommended to me by and engine builder way back in the early 2000's I have had top end overhauls, Gearbox rebuilds, suspension set up's you name it they have done it and I have never been disappointed with their work. The latest job that Jez and the lads have done is my M491 supersport restoration, Pictures I have attached as they speak a 1000 words,They did a fantastic job! Edited by Topkit on Wednesday 25th September 00:08

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