Porsche Of Hilton Head

My 15 yo son and I went to Savannah for the Porsche Parade In August. Great event and had lots of fun. Left early Sunday am to returen home to So Fla. Had a maor problem as car (993) could not be shifted out of 2d gear. Travelled 31 miles in 2d gear to get to PofHH. Figured we were stuck for at least one day if parts were available. My son was upset and I wasn’t terribly happy.
And then PofHH saved the day and the trip. The Service Manager, Jim Howell and the tech whose name I still do not know corrected the problem at least temporarily so that we could get home. On a Sunday! They also pointed out that I had destroyed a tire during the Parade and the DE event.
PoHH went above and beyond. I suspect from their demeaor that this is their usual and customary attitide. Can’t say enough about this very positive experience.

Nice guys, been going here for years. Not just a lot full of Carreras. Staff here is but not pretentious, great energy, fun staff, feels like they want your business.

Yesterday I took a road trip with my friend who traded in his Lotus Exige for a Porsche GT3 RS. He was able to locate the RS at a dealer in Hilton Head, SC so I told him I’d accompany him on the 1200 mile round trip drive.
We left DC at 4am in the Exige and were able to make it to Hilton Head in 7 hours and 45min… not bad. But by the time we got there, my body was tore up; spending 1 hour in an Exige with aftermarket carbon fiber race seats is harsh enough… try it for 8 hours with a titanium exhaust blaring behind your head and on 95 south, through NC, which must be in the worst stretch of 95 on the east coast.
Once we got there, Wally, the dealership manager, and Doug, the salesman my friend was using, were fantastically accomodating. We were able to get in and out of there in an hour and they took care of everything we needed. The dealership itself is small, but very nice. They had a nice selection and seem to do a lot business.
As for the GT3 RS? Sickest car I’ve ever driven. It devours asphalt like it’s it’s job, which I guess it is, and is just jaw-​dropping to look at. Holy heavy clutch tho… and the single-​mass flywheel is no joke. I’ve added some pictures for you guys.
I only wish I had more time to explore Hilton Head, as I’ve never been before.