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I had to get the car inspected also, but they did that during the PPI and filled out the basic form Wayne needed.
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In fact, my local Porsche dealer recommended against a warranty and told me that the company they usually do business with is in flux.
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Greetings:
I am new to the forum. I came over from M5Board as I just switched from an M car to a P car.
I just purchased an '02 C2 Cab privately with 58K miles on the clock. The car is clean and has been well cared for and dealer maintained. The clutch has 8,000 miles on it, the brakes and tires are new and the 60K service was dealer completed before I bought it. Has not had a RMS issue (yet).
For protection, I am considering an aftermarket warranty.
I have read the majority of threads and posts on aftermarket warranties and understand the suspicion with regard to ethics, company solvency, etc. that exists with aftermarket warranty companies . In fact, my local Porsche dealer recommended against a warranty and told me that the company they usually do business with is in flux. Warranty Direct will not warranty the car because it is an '02.
Does anybody have experience with Warranties 4 Wheels?
I spoke with Wayne Craig, the owner of the company, based in Arizona. He seemed very fair and reasonable. Here are the details of his proposal:
Royal OEM Exclusionary Coverage
3 years/ or up to 75K miles on the odometer, $2,800, $100 deductible.
Excludes wear and tear items such as paint, upholstery, cosmetic items, acts of God, muffler, brakes, clutch.
Includes Emergency Roadside Assistance.
Fully backed by Lyndon Property Insurance Company.
Subsidiary of Protective Life Insurance Company.
Leader in Extended Service Contract industry.
Financial Strength rated �Excellent� by AM BEST (Class VII)
Renewable and Transferable upon approval.
Pay for repairs by Corporate Credit Card to any ASE certified mechanic of YOUR choice.
Licensed in Florida #60109
Prior to initiating the warranty, I would have to have my car privately inspected at my cost by a mechanic of my choice.
I would appreciate any and all comments and suggestions.
Is this worth it and does it make sense?
Consensus?
Thanks, in advance.
-Cami
I bought a warranty from Wayne on our 04 Cayenne S and they have covered the few things I needed. I had to get the car inspected also, but they did that during the PPI and filled out the basic form Wayne needed.
I have the same one...I think a $0 deductible costs an extra $50 which IMO is worth it. I haven't had to use it yet so no comments on how well it works.
They do cover RMS.
My only concern is if the intermix problem occurs, will they cover it? Not entirely sure.
thanks,
Amir
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