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Did you work for a high-end dealership? This is definitely true for most car dealerships (Ford, Honda, etc) but I've found it not the case at all for higher en
by time_to_smile 4y ago
Did you work for a high-end dealership?
This is definitely true for most car dealerships (Ford, Honda, etc) but I've found it not the case at all for higher end cars.
When I took my Porsche to my trusted mechanic they recommended I take it to a Porsche dealer, and advised me not to even adjust the oil myself. I've owned less expensive cars for most of my life and am used to doing a lot of maintenance myself. It took me awhile of owning a Porsche to realize things are a bit different with more expensive cars.
I imagine this is even more true for a Ferrari.
- rasz 4y ago>When I took my Porsche to my trusted mechanic they recommended I take it to a Porsche dealer They didnt want the added liability of replacing oil and then having you come in a month later with (unrelated) blown engine.