Reviews of OEM Porsche parts For Business

While driving back from cars and coffee two weeks ago, I got hit with a projectile and it cracked the windshield. Good as new

Most Porsche enthusiasts hate the Panamera eHybrids. I have had my 2015 for 3 years and absolutely love it. Best handling 4 door you will find. Regen brakes are squishy. I tool around time on all electric and then have fun other times.

I had the same thing happen with by 981 Boxster S.

My knuckles have looked better before, the spark plugs are a bit of a bitch but the feeling driving the car after doing the $2,800 service myself was very rewarding.

my porsche cayenne v6 has been amazing thus far. bought it w 70k miles now approaching 115k. change the oil every 5k miles, put quality gas 93 in it, and your good to go.

Just looking at Pelican, a new genuine Porsche water pump is about another $700, so $2k seems in the right ballpark if that's what they're using.

I have the oem blue center caps otw but am not installing them until I powdercoat my Porsche calipers blue in the spring(currently red).

Spark plugs/coils were around $1000 for parts/labor while the car was in for some other work. Genuine Porsche, updated version of coils.

I actually had this happen to a customer with a 911. Safelite came to do the windshield with OEM Porsche glass ordered from us and everything went fine. Customer picks it up and drives it home but comes back next morning. Sure enough, there is a big wave in the glass right about eye level.

You'd think Porsche's own dashcam would be integrated into their car interior, but really its just a dashcam they stick onto your windshield like any other. It's not better than aftermarket cameras either, and I've heard the software is poopookaka. All that for paying 5x the price of an aftermarket dashcam that looks the same with wires tucked in. Theres also the bonus of the crappy design blocking your view if installed as intended on the left side of the mirror, and if installed on the right as to not impede vision, looks absolutely horrendous.

Transfer case: these are so bad that Porsche has 7 year extended warranty.