Situation is this: I bought a brand new 2001 C2 in October 2002 w/about 100 miles on it. However, in the computer, the in-service date was January 2002. I was told that the owner took it for a weekend and that's why the in-service date was January 2002. I was also told that the in-service date would be moved up to October 2002 without a problem. Well, its been a year later and just now, I've received a letter from Porsche stating that they are willing to offer me a "2-year Porsche Approved Limited Warranty Extension". I have left a message for Customer Committment Rep to return my phone call as I am unclear as to what this really means. My basis issue is that I'm being shorted almost 1 full year of "full, bumper to bumper" coverage and being given 2 years of "Limited" coverage. FWIW, I drive the car 7500 miles a year and there have no major issues with it. Any suggestions on whether or not I should take it and what issues to clarify prior to accepting their offer? Thanks.
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Don't know what the legalities are in the US regarding verbal contracts. Did you get it in writing that the in-service date would be moved up? Whatever the sitiuation, make sure you get extended warranty. The second you knock it back, Murphy's law will step in.
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