YOUR RESEARCHExtended Warranty Question: anyone in So Cal have experience
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with Total Shield (being pushed by BH Porsche) or Easy Care (a Ford related company being pushed by Auto Gallery). All things being "equal", Easy Care is @$1500 cheaper for same coverage/more miles. Thanks in advance. Jack
Sorry no experience on which is better, I went with EasyCare since I bought the car from a Jag Dealer... Would like to know as well...
No clue about either of those. For a price comparison, 1 year ago I purchased a 50k mile exclusion warranty (everything covered except various wear items) for my 2003 996 C2 with 10k miles on it from Pioneer Porsche (one of two local Porsche dealers in San Diego), the warranty company was Universal (owned by Zurich), for $3880.
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