Roger Jobs’ dealership is fantastic. I came in looking for an R8 in a dirty golf after skiing and they helped me try to find one in the local area. He is closed on Sundays not because he has to but because his employees deserve the day off and he leaves his 918 in the showroom for everyone to gaze upon.

I think that’s more the problem though. It’s not that they tried to verify if he was someone even worth talking to, it was that they were dicks about it. I have no problem with a friendly salesperson coming up to me and slipping in a casual “so what do you do” as part of some polite small talk. But if you’re an ass…

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My dad wanted to order a 991 Turbo S, got the non-stop run around from the huge Porsche dealer in Bellevue, called up the one in Bellingham (Roger Jobs), they couldn’t have been more professional and courteous, drove up there and put his order it with zero fuss and bull. When I was looking for a Cayman, went right to…

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I always find it funny when dealership employees or any employee for that matter make fun of people who can’t afford a $200k car or other pricy stuff. Dude, you are a sales employee. You can’t afford that shit either, so don’t act all mighty.

Had the opposite story a few years back. A friend’s girlfriend was looking for an Audi TT, and the Audi dealership is right next door to Porsche. A salesman made me drive a Cayman R (no GT3RS, okay) even though I told him I didn’t want to buy, I was just lusting over it. He asked for my license and went inside, came…

Yeah not sure how badly to feel for this guy. So he gets one hour of what it feels like to not be at the top of the food chain? I’d chalk it up to a good life experience!

I know Cody personally, he’s an awesome guy and one of the most down to earth people I’ve ever met. He just keeps getting hit with the Doogie Howser syndrome wherever he goes. This isn’t the first time a dealership has done this to him and I’m sure it won’t be the last.

Yes, because this is a website about CARS and this story highlights how she used her CAR and her MANUAL TRANSMISSION to escape.

and this is why we should never have autonomous cars... case closed.. safety hazard

Forget M-F, I don’t even go to SF for entertainment or visit people on the weekend now.

The traffic here is becoming a real nightmare. I live in the East Bay and commute to Palo Alto and yes, I work in tech ( boooo! ).

They also showed a white-purple interior

I’m excited they chose a color for the interior. Black and beige do not set the world on fire.

If he had ‘only’ died, maybe... The owners could’ve done their independent investigation, found it was just a natural thing, and gone on their way. But United decided to burn the body of somebody else’s (apparently valuable) pet before they could ascertain why it died. Guilty or not, now they look guilty, and if…

Another hare raising ordeal for United.

I’ll do it. Bicyclists in the US refuse to follow the laws the road so it’s clearly a law of averages that eventually this sort of thing happens (albeit if this time it was Canada). I almost took out a biker with my car last week who decided he could blow through an intersection when he had a red light, then make an…

Shock level 0/10