Repair & Maintenance

Porsche maintenance

Reliability and performance: You expect good performance and reliability from a Porsche. Regular maintenance ensures that all components are in optimum condition and that the car drives as you expect.

Safety: Regular maintenance is crucial for the safety of your Porsche. Brakes, tires, suspension and other essential components must be checked and maintained regularly.

Value retention: A well-documented maintenance history can increase the resale value of your Porsche, because potential buyers like to see that the car has been well cared for and that maintenance has been carried out properly.

Long life: Regular maintenance of your Porsche can extend the life of the car. By timely replacement of wear parts in time and keeping fluids at the right level, the engine and other mechanical components will remain in good condition for longer.

Warranty conditions: For a Porsche that is still under the factory warranty, the manufacturer requires that a fixed maintenance schedule is followed. By carrying out the prescribed maintenance, you retain the right to factory warranty, even if the maintenance is carried out by a Porsche specialist.

Efficiency and fuel consumption: A well-maintained Porsche drives more efficiently and uses less fuel. Of course, this depends on the driving style and how you use your right foot.

Technological updates: A modern Porsche is equipped with advanced technology and electronics. Regular maintenance ensures that software updates and other technological improvements are installed, which can contribute to the performance and safety of the car.

In short, good maintenance of a Porsche is essential to maintain the performance, safety and sometimes also the value (especially for older cars) of the car, and to enjoy a reliable and enjoyable driving experience.