Car connect renewal (vent)
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My nearly one year old 718 is up for renewal some time around now. It took them over 3 months to get the tracker to be able to find the car, including having to leave the car with the OPC for a couple of days while they changed a transponder under one of the seats. Since then, the connection has been intermittent, slow, and occasionally so inaccurate that I worried the car had been stolen while I was away on holiday. The features available nowadays are best described as s€#t in my mind.
Back in the last version of Porsche Car Connect on my first 718 Cayman, it all worked a bit better, but just wasn't worth the money Vodafone charge. Needless to say I had no interest in renewing then, nor do I now. Sorry you've had issues with it.
Dropped the current 718 off at the OPC yesterday, and they asked if I had a tracker fob. They didn't seem to surprised how unimpressed I am with Vodafone and the online tracking services. Still have both fobs in case the next owner wants to set it up...
Liam
Back in the last version of Porsche Car Connect on my first 718 Cayman, it all worked a bit better, but just wasn't worth the money Vodafone charge. Needless to say I had no interest in renewing then, nor do I now. Sorry you've had issues with it.
Dropped the current 718 off at the OPC yesterday, and they asked if I had a tracker fob. They didn't seem to surprised how unimpressed I am with Vodafone and the online tracking services. Still have both fobs in case the next owner wants to set it up...
Liam
scrounger73 said:
Just hide an Apple AirTag in the car. Works just as well, if not better, than the Porsche Tracker obviously without the monitoring and insurance requirements.
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