Porsche Beaverton

About ten years ago I went into Sunset Porsche Audi, one of two Porsche dealerships in Oregon, to see and sit in the then new Porsche Boxster. I was greeted by a salesman, and as I looked around, I noticed there were no Boxsters in sight. In fact, the only Porsche in the showroom was a very nice "previously owned" 911.The salesman confirmed that they didn't have any Boxsters in stock, but said, as he walked away, the he would be happy to put my name on their six month waiting list. Since that time, Porsche has encouraged their dealers to build stand alone showrooms... and a lot changed at Sunset Porsche Audi. I visited Sunset Porsche to see and sit in their new Cayman, the Boxster coupe, in early 2006. The dealership did have a CaymanS, but it was on loan and not for sale until after the official release date. The salesman told two of us gawkers that the suspension blocks used in transporting the car had not been removed as per instructions from Porsche, but we could sit in the car and the salesman offered to start the engine for us. I was given a brochure and all my questions were answered. To make a long story shorter, I came back several times to Sunset Porsche. I drove the car and looked at several. Finally I asked the salesman to find me a CaymanS with certain options and a particular color, Seal Gray metallic, that had been discontinued by Porsche. They found my car in Colorado and I committed to buy it. I requested and received a modest discount from the sticker price, but more important to me, I obtained the car with the options and in the color I desired. Additional optional equiptment was installed to my specifications for little additional cost to me. I have had two issues with the car and the dealership fixed the problems in a timely manner at no expense to me. I have no hesitation recommending the people at Sunset Porsche to anyone interested in a new or used Porsche.