oh No! there's no porsche dealers here. oh made in Taiwan is no good? Most auto parts are made in OEM here. I'm talking about a huge amount of quantity. Anyway, here is a picture of one of my neighbor's cars. 2nd picture is an ordinary car meet that I attend last week.




oh do you know the cars in Asia cost twice as more than the states?

 

I'm from taiwan ( well long ago). I do go back once a couple of years but I never seen one. Got to go visit next time.

 

Dude! if can drive one of them cars in Taiwan. You are swimming in cash.

 

Have you ever spilled anything on the dash? Like perfume, cologne or have one of those liquid air freshers. I do interior repair and I see this every ones in while, on other cars.. It could also be as you said, a cleaner that your detail is using. If it was put onto real heavy and collected at the edges, then was not wipe off to quickly.. Not a easy fix. It would require the pieces to stripped away of all loose material, sanded and then resprayed.

 

Thanks for the reply, No I never did. The car was well taken care of. I seriously thought it was the chemical they used to clean/detail my car. But I am not 100 % sure. I asked my car sales and car wash shops. They said this kind of issue is normal. Even for Mercdes/BMW etc. I think I am not the only one with this kind of problem here. It's just quite lame for a pretty new car to have this kind of issues. I will go to the dealership tomorrow and see what's up. But I doubt they will do anything.

 

Now thats what am talking about.

 

WTF. That sucks. 6 years or 20 years, a porsche interior should not crack like that.

Cool car club out there, nice rides.