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On the positive end, Ryan Rioux, Chris Swist, and John Kitzmiller were more than personable and professional with me. For friendliness, professionalism, and their collective sense of Porsche-related expertise, I give this dealership & service center FIVE STARS.My criticism / disappointment: The #1 reason I drove from Northwest Indiana to Orland Park was because I just purchased a pre-owned 2008 Porsche Boxster (Base model) from Chignoli Auto Sales in Joliet, IL on March 14, 2019. I had an independent auto mechanic do a pre-purchase inspection on the vehicle (from LemonSquad.com), and he reported no major areas of concern.But a few days after purchasing the vehicle, I have been repeatedly receiving three error messages on my dashboard:1) The red "Brake" light has been coming on at different times while I am driving, suggesting that my parking brake is active and engaged, even though it is inactive and disengaged;2) A red "Service wear on brake pads" warning has been coming on at different times while I am driving, suggesting that my brake pads need to be replaced in the very near future;3) A white "Check passenger's seat air bag setting" warning has been coming on quite frequently while I am driving, suggesting that something is wrong with my passenger seat airbagI knew about #3 when I first purchased the car from Chignoli, but they said all I needed to do was move my passenger seat up a bit and that message would go away (which has worked 90% of the time). But I wanted Orland Park Porsche to investigate and hopefully correct and eliminate #1 and #2.Chris informed me that #1, #2, and more-than-likely #3 were to due to low-voltage problems with my car battery, and he suggested I purchase a new battery, which I did. Chris also recommended that I replace my brake pads when I reach somewhere between 38,000 and 40,000 miles (right now, my car has approximately 34,000 miles).Well, after spending $829.24 (diagnostic fee + new battery) with Orland Park Porsche, I am still experiencing problems with #1, #2, and #3. #3 I don't mind too much, but I am bothered by #1 and #2. I now feel like that $829.24 was pretty much a waste of money, even though I am now the owner of a brand new car battery (but since I just purchased my car roughly a week ago, I don't feel like I should have had to purchase a new battery this quick).Again, I don't have any harsh criticisms for Ryan, Chris, or John. They treated me well, and none of them "forced me" to get my car checked and/or to purchase a new battery. Both were my choice. But I just now feel like this was pretty much a wasted trip.

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I had a great experience everyone is professional and informative and I would recommend all my friends to come here for service and buy a vehicle

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On the positive end, Ryan Rioux, Chris Swist, and John Kitzmiller were more than personable and professional with me. For friendliness, professionalism, and their collective sense of Porsche-related expertise, I give this dealership & service center FIVE STARS. My criticism / disappointment: The #1 reason I drove from Northwest Indiana to Orland Park was because I just purchased a pre-owned 2008 Porsche Boxster (Base model) from Chignoli Auto Sales in Joliet, IL on March 14, 2019. I had an independent auto mechanic do a pre-purchase inspection on the vehicle (from LemonSquad.com), and he reported no major areas of concern. But a few days after purchasing the vehicle, I have been repeatedly receiving three error messages on my dashboard: 1) The red "Brake" light has been coming on at different times while I am driving, suggesting that my parking brake is active and engaged, even though it is inactive and disengaged; 2) A red "Service wear on brake pads" warning has been coming on at different times while I am driving, suggesting that my brake pads need to be replaced in the very near future; 3) A white "Check passenger's seat air bag setting" warning has been coming on quite frequently while I am driving, suggesting that something is wrong with my passenger seat airbag I knew about #3 when I first purchased the car from Chignoli, but they said all I needed to do was move my passenger seat up a bit and that message would go away (which has worked 90% of the time). But I wanted Orland Park Porsche to investigate and hopefully correct and eliminate #1 and #2. Chris informed me that #1, #2, and more-than-likely #3 were to due to low-voltage problems with my car battery, and he suggested I purchase a new battery, which I did. Chris also recommended that I replace my brake pads when I reach somewhere between 38,000 and 40,000 miles (right now, my car has approximately 34,000 miles). Well, after spending $829.24 (diagnostic fee + new battery) with Orland Park Porsche, I am still experiencing problems with #1, #2, and #3. #3 I don't mind too much, but I am bothered by #1 and #2. I now feel like that $829.24 was pretty much a waste of money, even though I am now the owner of a brand new car battery (but since I just purchased my car roughly a week ago, I don't feel like I should have had to purchase a new battery this quick). Again, I don't have any harsh criticisms for Ryan, Chris, or John. They treated me well, and none of them "forced me" to get my car checked and/or to purchase a new battery. Both were my choice. But I just now feel like this was pretty much a wasted trip.

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Great work done very timely! Thank you also for a great cleanup of the car, very appreciated. Thanks again to Chris John and Ryan and Service.

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I brought my Porsche in due to the coolant level being low. The told me that one of the coolant pipes was leaking. They got me a loaner and got it fixed.

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