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Urgent Advice Needed: 2022 Panamera Maintenance and Safety Concerns

Discussion in 'Canada' started by bluey 1965, Jan 8, 2025.

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  1. bluey 1965

    bluey 1965 Rookie

    Jan 8, 2025
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    fred
    Hi everyone,

    I’m a Porsche owner from Vancouver and am dealing with serious issues following a routine maintenance at Langley Porsche. My 2022 Panamera now has severe problems: engine vibration, reduced brake performance, oil leaks, and suspected suspension failure.

    The $7,611 service took 15 days and included a PDK transmission service I didn’t authorize. Additionally, all four brake pads were reported to have exactly 3mm of wear—the replacement threshold—which seems highly suspicious.

    What worries me the most is the safety of my vehicle. I am deeply concerned that it might fail unexpectedly, putting my safety and that of others on the road at risk.

    An independent inspection has since deemed my vehicle unsafe to drive due to safety risks. This is alarming because the car was running perfectly fine when I sent it in. I am also deeply concerned that parts may have been replaced or repairs conducted without my consent during those 15 days.

    This vehicle is my only means of transportation in Vancouver, and I’ve been limiting its use to slow, minimal driving. However, the constant fear of a potential mechanical failure has left me extremely anxious.

    Despite filing a complaint over a month ago, Langley Porsche hasn’t responded, and Porsche Canada keeps redirecting me back to them. I feel powerless and don’t know what to do next.

    If anyone has experienced something similar or has advice on how to handle this, I’d be very grateful. Thank you for your help!
     
  2. Tireman

    Tireman Karting

    Nov 13, 2011
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    Canada
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    In British Columbia, the Vehicle Sales Authority of BC (VSA) serves as the regulator of the motor vehicle sales industry.


    The VSA is responsible for licensing dealers and salespeople, enforcing consumer protection laws, and providing information to consumers about buying vehicles. The VSA ensures ethical practices in the industry and helps consumers resolve disputes related to vehicle purchases.


    For more information, you can visit the VSA’s website at www.mvsabc.com.
     
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  3. bluey 1965

    bluey 1965 Rookie

    Jan 8, 2025
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    fred
    Thank you very much for the information, and appreciate your help.
     

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