Andrew the owner of the shop is a typical salesman; he tries to sell you things that you don't need. I went in for an oil change and came back with a list of problems about $3000's long, which I know wasn't the case. For one I was told I need new brakes and mine have a month left, even though I know that's not true cause I just replaced the pads myself months before. I was returned the car with grease marks on my seats and carpet from them doing an inspection on the battery (located under drivers seat). And had to ask if they don't mind cleaning it. Among that a trim piece was now missing and I was told it was never there even though I bought the car new and never had the battery changed before. Upon leaving the shop I notice the "service now" light flashed back on. I had clearly made a statement to Andrew to make sure the light was reset after completion of the oil change; they failed to do that. I returned to the shop and asked to have it reset and I was told "can you come back tomorrow, we are doing an update for our computer for your porsche" I asked him why it wasn't done three days ago when I made the appointment knowing I was brining it in. I will never take my car to get serviced there. I am very mechanically inclined but don't have the shop space to do my own work. But as most luxury car owners may appear; loaded and full of money, who know nothing about cars, I however am not your stereotypical luxury car owner. BEWARE, He is a scam artist!