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leo s.

WARNING: Beware of fraudulent and dishonest business practices! I caution others to take their business elsewhere due to the disappointing experience with this dealership and its representatives, who fall short in upholding the integrity of the Porsche high-end brand. In late 2022, I purchased a 2019 GT3 RS for $250k with 7800 miles. Despite residing in CA and expecting honesty and transparency from a dealership representing such a prestigious brand, my trust was misplaced. As a car enthusiast, I diligently inquired about the vehicle's condition, requested service records, and received low-resolution images assuring me of its cleanliness. The dealership claimed the car underwent a comprehensive Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) service, emphasizing its flawless state. However, crucial details, such as severe paint damage from track use, were conveniently omitted . Upon delivery, the undisclosed paint damage became apparent. It took about a year and about 700 miles to have revealed shifting issues three months ago. Local Porsche dealerships couldn't identify the problem initially and i picked it up after 2 weeks... After driving 40 more miles, an engine failure occurred due to clogged air filters with rock chips and tire thread. Investigating the service records revealed the car had about 1500 track miles noted with recommanded service at 4k and replaced rotors and brakes and Rotors at 6k. Shockingly, Ed Carroll Porsche neglected air filter replacements, violating Porsche's recommended service intervals. Despite the clear discrepancy, the dealership refuses to take responsibility for their dishonesty. Not doing the 4 year recommended service and not checking or replacing the air filter all throughout the time this vehicle has been serviced for 4 years at their dealership. The car is currently undergoing an engine overhaul at 8600 miles, and the General Manager for Ed Carroll Porsche dismisses any accountability for their fraudulent practices. See attached images depicting the car's ordeal.

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Gave them a call needing help finding parts and Josh was very helpful. I got a lot of information for what I needed

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They grossly misdiagnosed my Audi on two occasions leading to engine failure. Do not recommend

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The earliest available service appointment was 6 weeks out. Typical of their poor service.

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