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thanks for the replies. But yes, I guess it should be obvious to me that the dealer gouges me.
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1. I have a pretty reputable warranty from: https://www.warrantydirect.com 2. My 01 Boxster with 50,000 miles had a minor RMS leak and MAF malfunction. So I took it to my local porsche dealer. 3. The warranty only covers for something like 9.2 hours of work while the dealer charges for 14 hours of work? 4. I have to pay the difference of something around $750. Is that normal practice or am I being made a fool? Sorry, just wondering. Any advice on lowering the cost of repairs in the future? Any other reputable repair shops around Los Angeles that you guys might recommend? Thanks!