I've bought numerous upgrades from…
I've bought numerous upgrades from Stuttgart Classica and found their product to be of the highest quality. Highly recommended
22 March 2021
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Inferior Product and Customer Care
I purchased a fab-looking (and expensive £49!!!) Porsche 917 blank key from these guys. Key split when specialist automotive locksmith used it to make copy of my classic 911 key. Contacted Stuggart Classica about problem and dismayed to receive series of rude, recriminatory emails back from them. No offer of a replacement nor of a refund! They have concept of customer care and their product isn’t fit for purpose. AVOID THEM AT ALL COSTS. DON’T WASTE YOUR MONEY. A similar product is available through eBay btw.
5 March 2021
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