Find Porsche Dealers in San Jose, California

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Porsche of Stevens Creek

4155 Stevens Creek Blvd
Santa Clara, CA 95051
(408) 247-1655

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Porsche of Freemont

5740 Cushing Pkwy
Fremont, CA 94538
(510) 623-1111

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Carlsen Porsche

3636 Haven Ave
Redwood City, CA 94063
(650) 701-9200

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Porsche of Livermore

3100 Las Positas Rd
Livermore, CA 94551
(925) 447-6400

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Rector Porsche

1010 Cadillac Way
Burlingame, CA 94010
(650) 348-0111

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Michael Stead Porsche

2555 N Main St
Walnut Creek, CA 94597
(925) 280-4900

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San Jose, CA Porsche Car Consumer Discussions

Re: Is Cayenne V6(base) engine a Volkswagen engine? [6degrees]: by bapcha on Tue Jun 12 14:04:21 PDT 2007; Yes - it starts life out as a VW engine, gets new heads, pistons, valve-gear [Variocam Plus] and ECU. Which makes it for practical purposes a Porsche engine..... Then again Cayenne's chassis too originates at VW and is put together at Leipzig by Porsche. Bapcha

Scam or legit?: by pbuyer1 on Wed May 04 11:23:55 PDT 2005; Went to buy a CS at Anderson Behl (Stevens Creek Porsche in San Jose, CA) They gave a fair price for the CS, and for my trade. Sounds great, right? Wrong. I have financing online from Capital One using their "Blank Check" At the last minute the sale guy says "oh no, we don't accept that check, last time it took Capital One 90 days to pay us..." He then tried to steer me into using their financing which was about a full point higher. His logic was it would only be about $40 bucks a month more... Yeah right. Except over the life of the loan it would have added up to thousands more in interest. I said no thanks. I called Capital One. They said they pay as soon as the check hits the bank, 3 to 5 days at most, and that the sales guy was just trying to pull a fast one... What do you guys think? Sleazy trick or legit concern?

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