My service advisor (Drew) was very unprofessional and had no clue what was going on regarding the cars being service. This was the first time I had been there and I was told they were the largest and best Porsche dealership in Florida. When I called to schedule my routine service (oil change), I told my service advisor that I lived an hour away, and I would need a loaner car. She told me they did not have any loaners for the next few weeks and guaranteed me that the service would take no longer than a few hours if I came in on a Saturday morning. I came in first thing Saturday morning expecting quick and reliable service. They took my vehicle in, and my service advisor then reassured me it should not take more than two hours. I waited in there café for the full two hours and then went to my service advisors desk for a status update. She said "I'm so sorry it's going to take a little longer, maybe an hour" I walk over to the dealership next-door and test drove a car and look around while I kill time. I came back two hours or so later to my service advisor's desk to ask for another status update. She mentioned " oh my gosh I am so sorry I don't know. They're very busy in the back it shouldn't be much longer." I asked well how much longer? She mention maybe an hour. I decide to go back to the showroom and look around for maybe the fifth time and a very kind salesman named James approached me and mentioned that he's seen me here since this morning. I told him I was getting my car serviced and that I was told a couple hours but it had already been five hours. He was very disturbed and offered to go in the back and check what was going on with my car. He came back and told me it was just getting into a bay and it would take another hour. At this point I was extremely upset. I was with my girlfriend who volunteered to come with me since it was the weekend, so I didn't want to make a scene. The sales department ended up closing. We were sitting in the service department but they turned the lights off on us, so we sat outside. James was closing up and walked past us and mention that he was so shocked we were still here and how sorry he was for the experience. Finally, an hour later, my car pulls out and there was grease all over the front of my car. I was undescribable upset. My service advisor said she was sorry and she would clean it up really fast. I turn my back for a second while she goes into the service bay. I then see her scrubbing, my hood, bumper and front fenders with a dirty rag, full of black dirty oil marks, that she grabbed from a work bench. I quickly told her to stop so she wouldn't scratch the paint and she acted like she had no idea. I call back the following Monday to speak with the service manager, Cindy, and I was told she would call me back. I called back in the afternoon and her assistant said she would be in a meeting for the rest of the week. I was very confused. I waited until Friday to call again and her same assistant mentioned that she would be in a meet until end of the next week. I don't understand how someone who is suppose to be managing the whole service department is in full time meeting for two weeks. The most unfortunate part is that Friday night, while I was driving, my car went into limp mode, and every check light came on the dashboard. This was while I was driving on I 95 in West Palm. My vehicle literally stopped driving, so I quickly try to maneuver to the side of the freeway. I called the local Porsche dealership to see if they could pick up my vehicle but they said since I recently had it serviced, it was most likely due to an error with that so I should call them and have it picked up. I called Champion along with the service advisor. I explained the situation and stated that I needed a tow truck as soon as possible. She said that the soonest they could pick up my car was Tuesday, four days later! I explained my car was parked on the side of the freeway, and that I was in a dangerous situation, but she said there is nothing that could be done. I called AAA and had to pay for them to tow my car to a nearby parking area to wait until Tuesday. On Monday I called Champion, requesting to speak again with Cindy and that it was an emergency and was told that she would call me as soon as she can. Champion ended up pickup my car and they said it was the wheel speed sensors and they replaced them under warranty. Somehow if a wheel speed sensor malfunctions, a porsche will lockup and not move, which extremely dangerous. I never heard from Cindy, calling occasionally requesting to speak with her and still, several months later have not heard from her. read more