Ferrari warranty

[minerva]

I have 'searched' this and I have read extensively, so please do not shoot me down too swiftly, but can anyone recommend the best/their favourite warranties for Ferraris?

I am looking at a 612 and will probably be purchasing it in Italy and using it in Germany. I guess that Ferrari approved is the best way forward, but keen to know if there are any smaller companies out there who may be a viable alternative, especially since I am very keen to pay (much) less than a Ferrari dealer would be charging.

[F355GTS]

minerva said:

I have 'searched' this and I have read extensively, so please do not shoot me down too swiftly, but can anyone recommend the best/their favourite warranties for Ferraris?

I am looking at a 612 and will probably be purchasing it in Italy and using it in Germany. I guess that Ferrari approved is the best way forward, but keen to know if there are any smaller companies out there who may be a viable alternative, especially since I am very keen to pay (much) less than a Ferrari dealer would be charging.

See my reply in your other thread about trying to do things cheaply with Ferraris. My experience of the 3rd party products is they are poor often refusing to pay on the basis of wear and tear, the Ferrari item is more likely to pay out but the car will need to have a complete, up to date main dealer service history and they normally need a chargeable inspection before they'll accept it

[UH-Matt]

I once tried a 3rd party warranty, tried two claims and on both occasions they just said "sorry that's wear and tear" to the extent that I ended up charging back the full cost fo the warranty to my credit card on the second occasion as the product was not fit for purpose and they had refused to refund me.

[yetie]

my 360 came from a main ferrari dealer, with a "Ferrari Power warranty" worth its wait in gold. Any work i needed to the car was covered under it. Main dealers may charge more but you get what you pay for "Peace of Mind".