u/omaralt

So I have a weird situation. I’m ordering a new 911 from the Porsche dealer. They agreed to not charge me any ADM but they really lowballed me on my trade. Essentially, they’re making money on my trade-in to make up for the loss of ADM.

The new car is not expected until January so I decided to try to list it online. Interestingly, enough, somebody from the Land Rover dealership, also owned by the same group, contacted me on Facebook and offered to buy it for $12,000 more than what the Porsche dealership was giving me. And the additional benefit is, I would still get the trade in tax credit.

I haven’t contacted My Porsche salesman yet to tell him because nothing is finalized yet. But is this gonna create any awkwardness between us? Is he gonna be upset?

I have a 2025 pilot elite that I brought brand new. I’ve noticed that there was water underneath the rear trunk area. I put a towel there and it rained today and they got soaked together so I’m sure there’s a leak somewhere. Where could it be coming from?

the dealer, which is 6 hours away, is saying that the premium package is included in the car as standard. however on the build your own website it is a distinct $1650 option. i dont know what to believe. the window sticker does not include it but she showed me a worksheet that lists HUD.. so wtf?? is she right? If i drive 6 hours and find out the premium package is not included i will be very upset...

My wife’s Range Rover is in for service and I was given a new defender 110 as a loaner. And I really like it. I would need a third row so I’m looking at the 130. The dealer has 13 new ones on the lot. What kind of pricing is normal now? No marker adjustment I’m assuming ? Any discounts?

So my wife drives a 25 Range Rover long wheelbase. I was driving her car yesterday. It’s at almost 15,000 miles and it still hasn’t had an oil change. I checked the service interval and is telling me that it’s due at 21,000 miles. Is that normal to have a 21,000 mile service interval? This is the six cylinder engine.