Pfaff Porsche
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During the past 49 years, we've grown as an automotive retailer and we have our customers to thank for it. We don't take our past or future for granted and we strive to be better everyday. As the business changes our goals evolve along with it, so your feedback is very important to us. As a… During the past 49 years, we've grown as an automotive retailer and we have our customers to thank for it. We don't take our past or future for granted and we strive to be better everyday. As the business changes our goals evolve along with it, so your feedback is very important to us. As a company, we are passionate about our business and we want you to feel the same passion. Read more
By tripfa on April 16, 2014 Verified by Email
A employee of the dealership causes damages to your vehicle, after 6 months a meeting is conceded to to discuss options, the dealership takes no responsibility, ruins your life, and cowardly backs out of a meeting by way of a 3rd party the last minute.
By troubledpors on September 2, 2011 Verified by Email
Prior to visiting Pfaff, I enjoyed 3 years of trouble free, good service at another Porsche dealer. I never had an issue or a complaint. I switched to Pfaff when I moved back to Ontario. The experience has been anything but good. My vehicle has spent more than 60 days at Pfaff in the past year and was returned to me not repaired. The dealership gave up trying to repair my vehicle. See www.troubledporsche.com for the story.
By PorscheGT3 on June 6, 2008 Verified by Email
When a casually dressed guy walks in to ask about a car, it means he's already loaded with cash hence doesn't need to wear a monkey suit to impress your "business managers". You lost out on a cash sale people - hope your "more important" guest got his loan to purchase the car. Judging a man by his clothes - you're all so pathetic. Learn a lesson from the real Porsche Ace on Kennedy/Lawrence: he just sold me a GT3. Cash baby :-)
By Pfaff Porsche
Hey I can certainly agree with that! Having worked in sales in the past most of my best customers were the most casually dressed. ripped jeans and a cowboy hat almost always means "I have cash and want to buy!"
By tripfa on April 16, 2014 Verified by Email
A employee of the dealership causes damages to your vehicle, after 6 months a meeting is conceded to to discuss options, the dealership takes no responsibility, ruins your life, and cowardly backs out of a meeting by way of a 3rd party the last minute.
By troubledpors on September 2, 2011 Verified by Email
Prior to visiting Pfaff, I enjoyed 3 years of trouble free, good service at another Porsche dealer. I never had an issue or a complaint. I switched to Pfaff when I moved back to Ontario. The experience has been anything but good. My vehicle has spent more than 60 days at Pfaff in the past year and was returned to me not repaired. The dealership gave up trying to repair my vehicle. See www.troubledporsche.com for the story.
By PorscheGT3 on June 6, 2008 Verified by Email
When a casually dressed guy walks in to ask about a car, it means he's already loaded with cash hence doesn't need to wear a monkey suit to impress your "business managers". You lost out on a cash sale people - hope your "more important" guest got his loan to purchase the car. Judging a man by his clothes - you're all so pathetic. Learn a lesson from the real Porsche Ace on Kennedy/Lawrence: he just sold me a GT3. Cash baby :-)
By Pfaff Porsche
Hey I can certainly agree with that! Having worked in sales in the past most of my best customers were the most casually dressed. ripped jeans and a cowboy hat almost always means "I have cash and want to buy!"
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101 Auto Park Circle, Woodbridge, ON
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