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By Loren
Pre–Delivery Inspection
The Porsche Cars N.A. facilities in Charleston, South Carolina where new Porsches are "logged in" to the U.S. prior to being trucked to the dealer network. Each new Porsche receives a 94–point final quality check, a dynamometer test and brake run–in prior to being detailed and loaded onto special covered transporters for the last leg of their journey from the factory to their new owners.
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