Porsche Cars GB Ltd - Reading

Ian B.

Porsche Cars GB, the central hub for Porsche in the UK, exemplifies the very essence of what makes Porsche a globally admired brand. Their unwavering commitment to excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction has set a benchmark that is hard to rival in the automotive industry.

From the moment you engage with Porsche Cars GB, it is clear that their focus extends far beyond just selling vehicles. Their dedication to delivering a truly customer-centric experience shines through every interaction. Whether it’s their knowledgeable and passionate team members, the seamless purchasing process, or their exceptional aftercare services, Porsche Cars GB ensures that every customer feels valued and supported.

The brand's ability to anticipate and exceed customer needs is a testament to their relentless pursuit of perfection. Porsche Cars GB doesn’t just meet expectations—they redefine them. From exclusive access to events and experiences to ensuring even the smallest details are meticulously addressed, they go above and beyond to create moments that align with the prestige of the Porsche name.

In addition, their commitment to innovation, sustainability, and fostering a community of Porsche enthusiasts underscores their role as more than just a car company. Porsche Cars GB bridges the gap between heritage and modernity, always staying ahead of the curve while remaining true to their iconic legacy.

For anyone considering stepping into the world of Porsche or existing owners looking for a brand that truly values their loyalty, Porsche Cars GB is the gold standard in delivering customer-focused success. Every journey with them is as thrilling as the cars they produce.

A 5-star experience, every time.

secondhandcar S.

Sun, 16 Jun at 10:17

This Company is totally Dishonest and Disingenuous

I bought a Porsche that was 9 months old, there have been many problems with it including double the mileage that advertised and agreed, damage to the wheel and tyre (which they tried to blame me for doing in the 5 days I had before I noticed it until I obtain records that the Bolton dealership had knowing done while owning the car) Non N rated tyre fitted which is a Porsche requirement. They chose not to carry out the 111 point Porsche check prior to handover (meaning I won't qualify for the extended 10-15 year warranty)
But more recently I reported that I had excessive condensation inside the car and lights.
It went into to the Cambridge Porsche dealership. They were instructed by Porsche GB to tell me that it was a characteristic of the car.
I had an independent inspection done by Automotive Consulting Engineers as the Financial Ombudsman directed me to.
The report stated that the condensation was excessive and was a design fault, and that other manufactures car of similar design and specification do not do this.
I passed the report on to Porsche GB and to Krishan Bodhani Chief Executive Officer of Porsche.
The response I received was a disgrace, they refused to accept the findings of the independent and impartial report produced by ACE.
I was told by the Porsche assistance / AA recovery driver that this is happening all over the country and not just to Tycan ( which Porsche is dealing with as a recall) but on other models like mine which is a Caymen, but also on Boxsters and 911's.
Porsche are now relying on this being normal even though it will, as ACE confirmed, cause damage to the electric, switches and fabrics.
Porsche are saying this is allowed for int there technical bulletin, This they refuse to supply in order to see if this is contained there.
Even if it is contained there, this document was never provided to me before purchase, which makes it redundant as it is introducing new terms and conditions after the contract was created.
They are no doubt doing this to other customer and possibly many, in order to avoid another costly recall.

Fred S.

Always problems with Porsche approved service and repair centres. First service and car sustained substantial bodywork damage to over £4k including a window. Body shop messed this up badly and had to completely re-do it as you could see primer. The latest screwup is returning the car with defective brakes, this is unforgivable. I have never met such god awful dealers in 30 years of car ownership. SHAME ON PORSCHE!