Porsche San Diego

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Scott Peifer

Jun 3, 2026

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Adam was great to work with. He’s been sending me specs on 911’s for a while until we found one that worked for me. I did not feel pressured by the sales team or the finance manager. I’d buy another car from them.

Marc Anderson

May 31, 2026

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Terrible customer service. And they locked their doors an hour early because of these people yelling about Porsche supporting the fur industry. Strangest experience of my life. Going to Audi right next door instead

Anne Watts

Apr 29, 2026

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We had a great experience here with Mike! He really listened to our specific concerns, showed us our options, and even let us bring in our dog to make sure she would fit in the car (this location is very dog-friendly!) He also made the buying process very smooth, answered all of our questions, and provided us with a lot of information without making us feel overwhelmed. If you are interested in a Porsche in the San Diego area, I would highly recommend reaching out to Mike!

Scott Gaudes

Apr 3, 2026

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My wife and I recently purchased a new Porsche Macan GTS and had the pleasure of working with Noah Baker, and I can’t say enough great things about the experience. From start to finish, Noah was incredibly knowledgeable, helpful, patient, and respectful. He took the time to answer all of our questions thoroughly and made sure we felt completely comfortable every step of the way. What really stood out was how smooth and stress-free he made the entire process for my wife and me. There was never any pressure—just genuine professionalism and a clear commitment to making sure we were happy with our decision. If you’re considering purchasing a Porsche, I would strongly recommend asking for Noah. He truly made this an easy, enjoyable, and issue-free experience.

alan sheain Jr

Nov 18, 2025

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Came in today to look at a few cars to purchase and have shipped back home. The first salesman kind of talked to me for 5 seconds, then he got distracted with other things to do. At this point I just wanted to find out about the cars. The second salesman was very nice, but at this point I already decided to not buy anything. I'll wait until I get home. Then order them online, I'm just wondering if this is why sales are so slow in the car industry. That this dealership definitely missed the point and not giving me the experience that I've had at other dealerships. So I don't know if it's they were too busy to take me for a real customer or not. So next time I won't make an effort to even go out to the dealerships anymore and look at any cars. Definitely going to be a in the future on how I purchase a vehicle. Just going to rent one from a large rental company test driving on a long test drive. Then just order one from a dealer site on scene. Figure that a new one will be better than one that's been driven but also one that's been driven. You can see the possibilities of what the future breakdowns would be. But I thought dealerships were in the business of selling cars not blowing off customers as a waste of time. Just like everything else, the internet has broken, how people interact. Definitely didn't mean make me feel welcome to the brand at all. And I've owned several exotic type cars.