Warranty extension?
Discussion
Had the boxster spyder coming up 2 years now and the warranty extension letter just dropped through my letter box.
It is just coming up to 5000 miles and over the next 2 years, don't really see it doing more than the same again.
Think I've decided in my head that I will keep it at the very least for another two years and maybe more.
Didn't bother doing it with the cayman s which I had for 4 years and nothing went wrong.
The car is well looked after, not abused.
Do many people extend their warranty? I just don't think in the circumstances a 4 year old Porsche should present major issues.
Looking at what is excluded also seems to rule most things out which would likely go wrong and you pay out for.
£1600 is a lot just to keep the paranoia at bay.
It is just coming up to 5000 miles and over the next 2 years, don't really see it doing more than the same again.
Think I've decided in my head that I will keep it at the very least for another two years and maybe more.
Didn't bother doing it with the cayman s which I had for 4 years and nothing went wrong.
The car is well looked after, not abused.
Do many people extend their warranty? I just don't think in the circumstances a 4 year old Porsche should present major issues.
Looking at what is excluded also seems to rule most things out which would likely go wrong and you pay out for.
£1600 is a lot just to keep the paranoia at bay.
DS240 said:
Had the boxster spyder coming up 2 years now and the warranty extension letter just dropped through my letter box.
It is just coming up to 5000 miles and over the next 2 years, don't really see it doing more than the same again.
Think I've decided in my head that I will keep it at the very least for another two years and maybe more.
Didn't bother doing it with the cayman s which I had for 4 years and nothing went wrong.
The car is well looked after, not abused.
Do many people extend their warranty? I just don't think in the circumstances a 4 year old Porsche should present major issues.
Looking at what is excluded also seems to rule most things out which would likely go wrong and you pay out for.
£1600 is a lot just to keep the paranoia at bay.
I personally would take it out, but that's me.It is just coming up to 5000 miles and over the next 2 years, don't really see it doing more than the same again.
Think I've decided in my head that I will keep it at the very least for another two years and maybe more.
Didn't bother doing it with the cayman s which I had for 4 years and nothing went wrong.
The car is well looked after, not abused.
Do many people extend their warranty? I just don't think in the circumstances a 4 year old Porsche should present major issues.
Looking at what is excluded also seems to rule most things out which would likely go wrong and you pay out for.
£1600 is a lot just to keep the paranoia at bay.
I think £800pa represents excellent value for money when you consider
what could go wrong, no matter how small the odds. IMHO
My 911 is due a warranty extension in a few months and it's 4 years old. If it was a manual car I'm not sure I would bother, but it's PDK and I don't fancy the repair costs if the gearbox goes belly-up: I've seen estimates for a new 'box of £15K. For that reason alone, it's worth it to me for the insurance peace of mind.
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