I just realize my interior parts have been paint pealing off. I didn't touch them at all. Is this normal?

 

It's by no means normal... I'd suggest you bring the car back to your dealership and have them see it. Looks like a bad batch of paint or something.

Matt

 

Take it to the dealership...

 

heat and humidity of Taiwan. 2002 warrantee expired?

 

Looks like it was made in Taiwan

 

Wtf!!!

 

looks like the car sat somewhere where there was excessive heat. definitely go to the dealer and complain

 

Looks like it baked in the sun for too long. However, I certainly would complain to the dealer.

 

Is your car tinted?

 

Thats just NOT right... LOL!

 

Heat and Humidity. But come on it gets pretty hot in Vegas too. I think it's the car wash places I go. But they wash anything from a 3er to a 599. Pretty decent shops that I go with my 06 987. I think it's probably from the stuff they clean the interior and the sun gets it. But I still can't figure out. If they already know this will F*CK up the interior parts. They wouldn't be putting the stuff on my car. I heard the new cars are all made with recyclable materials. My car is out of warranty too! arrrh

 

Pekopeeus,call your dealership,am sure they can be able to fix,with a peeling kit or something,especially since the area's peeling are very small so nothing to worry about.

Also,I don't think have been using a good Dashboard Wax protector or more importantly in this case a window sun/heat shield. Am assuming your car is consistently exposed to intense heat,hence the dash board peels. Your car is all black inside and outside,black exteriors absorb heat big time and the same goes for black interiors especially if your windows dont reflective tinted windows that blocks solar heat. (i hope your seats are also getting protection,la good leather wax protector helps,you dont want ugly heat marks). Hope some this tips are helpful.


Just Ignore lardog

 

The car is 6 years old and the 996 was never famous for its interior quality but it is my opinion that it is inexcusable to have paint corrosion . Porsche did upgrade the 997 model line beautifully in comparison.

Discuss it with your dealership and my guess is that they will try and sell you a new car . It may be a bad idea either --just kidding .

Seriously though --I hope your dilema is resolved to your satisfaction.

 

so are you in Taiwan? Are there even porsche dealership? and where do you drive that car.

 

You are so funny ooh my gosh. Of coarse their are dealerships in Taiwan