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Same here. My OPC push car to the nearest MOT station and add there markup. Also the MOT guy's always seem to add some grease to doors and steering wheel as a bonus for me. My MOT is due this month. Checked with Porsche that there were no updates to be done on car. Local garage will do MOT for £35 while I wait and a cup of coffee.
Another forum FAIL !
A lot of OPC have MOT in house, mine is done inhouse, also MOT's are capped price wise.
http://www.motoring.co.uk/mot-test-centres
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploa...
A lot of OPC have MOT in house, mine is done inhouse, also MOT's are capped price wise.
http://www.motoring.co.uk/mot-test-centres
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploa...
Porsche911R said:
Another forum FAIL !
A lot of OPC have MOT in house, mine is done inhouse, also MOT's are capped price wise.
http://www.motoring.co.uk/mot-test-centres
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploa...
That!A lot of OPC have MOT in house, mine is done inhouse, also MOT's are capped price wise.
http://www.motoring.co.uk/mot-test-centres
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploa...
And the fact that when I take my car in for a MOT and receive a Porsche courtesy car in return for the day (or collection to and from my office should I request) plus a free car wash for when I collect, then it makes a £50 MOT pretty good value in my opinion.
Porsche911R said:
Another forum FAIL !
Hardly. My point was that it's funny them talking about their trained technicians in the context of MOT'S, when I know for an absolute fact that the OPC in question uses an out side test station. I didn't say it wasn't worth using the OPC (which I did last year on this car) as there are other potential benefits (ie potential nice courtesy car, maint' relationship, align with other work etc).And ultimately the objective of forums is to spark conversation, and tat objective has been met. FORUM PASS :-)
tonto1 said:
Hardly. My point was that it's funny them talking about their trained technicians in the context of MOT'S, when I know for an absolute fact that the OPC in question uses an out side test station. I didn't say it wasn't worth using the OPC (which I did last year on this car) as there are other potential benefits (ie potential nice courtesy car, maint' relationship, align with other work etc).
And ultimately the objective of forums is to spark conversation, and tat objective has been met. FORUM PASS :-)
Forum pass indeed.And ultimately the objective of forums is to spark conversation, and tat objective has been met. FORUM PASS :-)
I agree with the OP in how the advert can be seen as misleading because - even if the MoT was carried out in-house, the MoT tester won't do anything that specifically requires Porsche knowledge and experience - he just needs to be a qualified MoT tester!
My local OPC does the same, they have their prefered MOT station, but they check over the car before it goes for its MOT and the charge is no more than if I took it.
I could take my car to our local MOT station but they are used to more run of the mill cars, I would rather someone who is familiar with the likes of Porsche to look after it better than a local garage...but that's just me.
I could take my car to our local MOT station but they are used to more run of the mill cars, I would rather someone who is familiar with the likes of Porsche to look after it better than a local garage...but that's just me.
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