adamr
Executive Member
Hopefully some wise soul can assist me ...
Some context first ...
When anyone in south Africa buys a new Porsche it comes at no additional cost to the buyer with a 3 yr maintenance plan (a motorplan just like what a BMW has)
Difference though with Porsche south Africa is that when I, as a private individual decide to sell the car to either a non Porsche dealership or to another private individual the maintenance plan is voided (so the car just then loses its motorplan). So as a Porsche owner one is forced to deal with Porsche SA themselves if you do decide to sell your vehicle, AND if you want to keep your motorplan!
In the end Porsche dictates what you will gt pet for your car as a trade in or straight buyout ... Because if you go to anywhere else or try to dispose of the car yourself without their involvement ... By bye mplan ...
Now I want to know if this is against any wording in that CPA policy?
If so can someone direct me to the actual sections in the policy
Some context first ...
When anyone in south Africa buys a new Porsche it comes at no additional cost to the buyer with a 3 yr maintenance plan (a motorplan just like what a BMW has)
Difference though with Porsche south Africa is that when I, as a private individual decide to sell the car to either a non Porsche dealership or to another private individual the maintenance plan is voided (so the car just then loses its motorplan). So as a Porsche owner one is forced to deal with Porsche SA themselves if you do decide to sell your vehicle, AND if you want to keep your motorplan!
In the end Porsche dictates what you will gt pet for your car as a trade in or straight buyout ... Because if you go to anywhere else or try to dispose of the car yourself without their involvement ... By bye mplan ...
Now I want to know if this is against any wording in that CPA policy?
If so can someone direct me to the actual sections in the policy
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