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    04 Cayenne S, black on black
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    no idea ;)
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    00 BMW 323i, black on black

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  1. thanks Phillip, that's what I was thinking, there are actually two shops that work on Porsche's near my home, I'm going to check with them. I was looking at near 3K for back brakes (rotors and all), the 60K and the oil change, it's a bit much.
  2. the defroster fan comes on full blast (lots of heat) yet it is having trouble dissipating the fog on the glass quickly. I know that some defrosters use the A/C to work quickly, that's why I wonder if it's a freon issue.
  3. Thanks Loren, is their a typical cost people have paid for the 60K? Private or Dealer? the 1,900 seems over the top for changing spark plugs, oil change and checking belts, etc.
  4. I have an 04 CS, owned since brand new, this winter I am now having defrosting issues, the defroster is having trouble getting rid of the condensation within the car, is this a freon issue??? anyone know?
  5. A few questions.... my 04 CS has just over 60K miles, I need to take it in this week for new brake pads (rear I believe, since they are the original, but were replaced due to warranty at 7K), also for an oil change. Dealer is quoting $1,900 for the 60K service (includes oil change), says it's a 8 hour job as well (thus the price). Seems a bit outrageous, even for a Porsche. Is this necessary? can I go to a private shop that works on Porsche's to save some cash? I also have an extended warranty thru the dealer, which has the assumption that I keep a clean service record, so does going outside of the dealer to do this cause an issue? Thanks in advance!
  6. I went with Bridgestone Deuler Alenza's, they are one step down (H) from the speed ratings of the conti-sport contacts 4x4, but have better traction and are very quiet and free of vibration.
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