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Old 09-15-2018, 05:07 PM
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Are the Fidelity warranties actually good? My car is a CPO and I’ve only owned it for a couple of months, but if I keep it past the warranty, I’d like to purchase an extended warranty if there is a good option.
According to the Porsche dealer service manager the Fidelity warranty is the least hassle to get coverage from. I had quite a back and forth with them and supposedly this is dealer cost: My car is a 2015 911 GTS w/ 9800 miles. I got an 8 year/8k mile (it's an additional 4 years)Fidelity Platinum warranty with a $100 deductable for $2811. That is supposed to be cost and I suspect it is.
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Good to hear. I may have to do the warranty if I keep it past CPO. I’m ok with potentially wasting 2,800 dollars vs the possibility of having to pay for a new pdk or engine
Old 09-15-2018, 08:27 PM
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Someone told me years ago (in a galaxy far, far away...) that the best prices can be had just before your existing warranty expires; however, I cannot attest to the validity of what he said.
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Originally Posted by Upscale Audio
According to the Porsche dealer service manager the Fidelity warranty is the least hassle to get coverage from. I had quite a back and forth with them and supposedly this is dealer cost: My car is a 2015 911 GTS w/ 9800 miles. I got an 8 year/8k mile (it's an additional 4 years)Fidelity Platinum warranty with a $100 deductable for $2811. That is supposed to be cost and I suspect it is.
!!! CORRECTION !!!

I got the warranty documents today. It appears that when you buy a Fidelity warranty the period is not from the date the car was first registered. It's the contract date. So my car is a 2015 911 GTS Cab, with 9800 miles. It has 8 months of factory warranty left. I bought an 8 year 80k mile Platinum warranty with $100 deductible that will expire September 2026 for $2878 which is supposed to be dealer cost. For me it's a no-brainer. The car will be over 11 years old then.
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Was that the longest you could get coverage for? I have seen 10 year plans but I thought they started from the in-service date.
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Originally Posted by Bob Z.
Was that the longest you could get coverage for? I have seen 10 year plans but I thought they started from the in-service date.

I think it's 8 years.

If you guys want I can reach out to the dealer and see if he wants to start selling warrantees for X number of dollars over cost. Isn't there another lead somebody mentioned that sell Fidelity?
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2900 for 8 extra years sounds like a pretty good deal. probably will pull the trigger 3.9 years from now
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That is good deal for Fidelity, I am interested if your dealer can offer the same for 16 GTS with 6K miles
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I may be interested as well, but find out for sure what the longest term is.
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Originally Posted by Upscale Audio
!!! CORRECTION !!!

I got the warranty documents today. It appears that when you buy a Fidelity warranty the period is not from the date the car was first registered. It's the contract date. So my car is a 2015 911 GTS Cab, with 9800 miles. It has 8 months of factory warranty left. I bought an 8 year 80k mile Platinum warranty with $100 deductible that will expire September 2026 for $2878 which is supposed to be dealer cost. For me it's a no-brainer. The car will be over 11 years old then.
Where did you buy this can you PM me the info?
Old 09-26-2018, 05:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Upscale Audio
I think it's 8 years.

If you guys want I can reach out to the dealer and see if he wants to start selling warrantees for X number of dollars over cost. Isn't there another lead somebody mentioned that sell Fidelity?
That would be awesome - my warranty expires in June 2019
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Second MJ (Michael Jourdan)at Mossy in New Orleans. He is busy but good and just got back from vacation. Had contact with him a couple of days ago. Somehow he can get all of us a good discount on Fidelity Warranties. Have heard from many others on this Forum that they went though him.
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Originally Posted by SoCal RJ
Second MJ (Michael Jourdan)at Mossy in New Orleans. He is busy but good and just got back from vacation. Had contact with him a couple of days ago. Somehow he can get all of us a good discount on Fidelity Warranties. Have heard from many others on this Forum that they went though him.
Definitely agree MJ at Mossy in New Orleans is the man.
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Originally Posted by Upscale Audio
I guess the Fidelity does not cover CV joints. I'm checking the Porsche warranty. My service advisor at the Porsche dealership says Fidelity is easier and gives less pushback on claims.

Any opinions?
What I read on Fidelity's web site is that Platinum coverage excludes CV joint boots.
Old 12-08-2018, 11:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Ryan Day
Definitely agree MJ at Mossy in New Orleans is the man.
And he has been selling them for years so at the very least make sure one gets a quote from him if you are shopping around.


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