Does anybody have recent information on what dealers currently charge for the scheduled maintenance plan for a 991.2 GTS?
How much of a discount are folks able to get on these? Particularly interested in info from people in PNW (Seattle) and other areas where dealers aren't likely to budge all that much.

In previous years, it seemed that the 4 year was the best value (I guess that's +3 now that 2018s have 1 year included). Is that still the case?

Thanks in advance!

 

What little experience I have with this, and only from reading about it on Rennlist, the only advantage was the owner can roll the PSMP into their loan or lease. It seemed to me, that there was zero costs savings, and you are paying in advance, which seems silly to me.

 

You basically just lock in current rates and have the ability to add it to your financing.

 

I paid $2025 for a two year maintenance plan, which I personally think is high. It is basically a way for the Finance Manager at the dealership to make a little money, in addition to the dealership. In return, I received a heavily discounted rate on an Xpel Deluxe Paint Protection Film. In California, Pre-paid maintenance contracts and extended warranties are refundable (often pro-rated by miles and length of ownership). I have always received refunds on these products and never had an issue until recently. Porsche Cars North America (Atlanta) deleted the fax number and deleted the address online for PSMP Refunds. They are basically making it extremely difficult to get a refund. I am sure it makes their accounting difficult and they need every penny to help pay for the VW Diesel Scandal.

Basically, I will not ever purchase PSMP again. It is close to impossible to refund even though it is State Law in California. It is overpriced, especially since 2018 MY comes with the first service complimentary.

DO NOT BUY PSMP!

 

Crazy, you paid $2,025 for a 2-year brake fluid flush, since the required oil change is already paid for in the price of the car at purchase. Sorry to hear to got taken.

 

Go Indy or go home (to do it in your garage).

 

The Porsche pricing does not appear to make good sense. My Audi one was about $800 for four years following the free 5k mile one. One of those had $600 of fluid changes (RS5).
for the 911, I had a $299 first service at the dealer and it's indy from now on.

 

 

Yes, right on the window sticker.

 

 

Needless to say it is just an oil/filter change and visual inspection.