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They approved the repair both times, but who needs this kind of nonsense?
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I had coverage from them on my Boxster and never had to make a claim, so I can't speak to how they handle claims. I can say that when I traded my Boxster, they reimbursed the unused balance of my premium in 5 days. Their customer service was very good.
I went direct to their web site for a quote and also spoke to someone at their 800 number.
http://www.warrantydirect.com/
I gave them my credit card number and I was covered. As I recall, there was some savings for starting their coverage before the Porsche factory warranty expired.
Standard disclaimer: I have no affiliation with, or financial interest in, Warranty Direct.
So far I'm happy with my warranty.
Bought my car in Feb. and bought Warranty Direct's version of bumper to bumper coverage. Discovered a drop of oil under the car in July and took it to the Porsche dealer. Warranty covered RMS replacement and valve cover leak (I think it would have cost about $1,000). The service writer said they were really easy to deal with. So far I'm happy with my warranty.
I think Warranty Direct sells direct to consumers via their website. I don't think they sell through dealers.
Every time I try to get a quote, the website says "We are sorry. Warranty Direct does not offer coverage on this vehicle."
No idea why and the website doesn't offer an explanation. How helpful.
When I was looking for coverage on my Mercedes a few years ago, I looked at about 8 companies. They seemed to be the best of the bunch, but I took the second place choice since they we're 800 dollars less for a bit more coverage in years.
If I had to do it over again, I definately would have bought from warranty direct. Every dealer service department I've spoken to has said they are excellent payers, which is really all you want in a warranty insurance company. They also sell their policies through a ton of dealerships, so they're reputation matters to them. I'd gop for it if they'll cover your car.
which policy did you guys buy from them? Major care or extra care? I believe it's around 2k for a 4 year warranty for major care from them and 4k for a comprehensive extra care warranty.
Continental warranty was 800 dollars cheaper on my Mercedes and had 2 more years of coverage (6 years/100k miles). However, I would not reccomend them as they've been a real hassle to deal with when something goes wrong. Twice they sent an adjuster to look at the part that failed, and it cost an extra few days each time. They approved the repair both times, but who needs this kind of nonsense?
Go with warranty direct, I would if I could do it over.
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