Need some help from you guys...
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Need some help from you guys...
Here's the deal...
I'm selling my car and having quite some trouble with it!!!
I have the buyer. I'm willing to sell since the GT3 should be getting here sometime next month and the Aero997 needs to go!
We agreed on the price and then Porsche Argentina said the car wouldn't have any waranty on the engine and transmition because it's a US car. I believe they can't do this since Porsche is Porsche in Indonesia, USA or Argentina. I believe they have no power or whatsoever to make this call.
The car has Tubi Exhaust and that's it!
Now the buyer doesn't know what to do and I totally understand him...
I guess I'll have to take my car to Punta del Este and enjoy it since we are on vacations right now down here... hehehe
Any thoughts? Should I talk to Germany directly?
I'm selling my car and having quite some trouble with it!!!
I have the buyer. I'm willing to sell since the GT3 should be getting here sometime next month and the Aero997 needs to go!
We agreed on the price and then Porsche Argentina said the car wouldn't have any waranty on the engine and transmition because it's a US car. I believe they can't do this since Porsche is Porsche in Indonesia, USA or Argentina. I believe they have no power or whatsoever to make this call.
The car has Tubi Exhaust and that's it!
Now the buyer doesn't know what to do and I totally understand him...
I guess I'll have to take my car to Punta del Este and enjoy it since we are on vacations right now down here... hehehe
Any thoughts? Should I talk to Germany directly?
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I would suggest calling the Porsche HQ in either Argentina or South America.. if that doesn't work, then call Germany directly.
Porsches come with worldwide Porsche Factory Warranty; which differs only on the amount covered (here it is 2 years). You can check in service manual for the documentation.
Porsches come with worldwide Porsche Factory Warranty; which differs only on the amount covered (here it is 2 years). You can check in service manual for the documentation.
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Originally Posted by mishref
I would suggest calling the Porsche HQ in either Argentina or South America.. if that doesn't work, then call Germany directly.
Porsches come with worldwide Porsche Factory Warranty; which differs only on the amount covered (here it is 2 years). You can check in service manual for the documentation.
Porsches come with worldwide Porsche Factory Warranty; which differs only on the amount covered (here it is 2 years). You can check in service manual for the documentation.
-Eli
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