drdantheman1

Attached is the fidelity warranty contract stating exactly what's covered and what falls under the exceptions for platinum plan including the below:

1. UNDER PLATINUM COVERAGE, ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS: BRAKE LININGS, BRAKE DRUMS AND ROTORS, DISC BRAKE PADS, STANDARD MANUAL TRANSMISSION CLUTCH FRICTION DISC, PRESSURE PLATE, PILOT BEARING, THROW-OUT BEARING AND ARM, AIR BAGS, SOLAR POWERED DEVICES, GLASS, LENSES, SEALED BEAMS, BODY PARTS AND/OR PANELS, WEATHER STRIPPING, TRIM, MOLDINGS, LOCK CYLINDERS, TIRES, WHEELS, ALL BATTERIES EXCEPT HYBRID/EV/HYDROGEN HIGH VOLTAGE BATTERIES AS LISTED UNDER GOLD, LIGHT BULBS, UPHOLSTERY, PAINT, BRIGHT METAL, FREEZE PLUGS, FILTERS, HEATER AND RADIATOR HOSES, EXHAUST SYSTEM, CATALYTIC CONVERTER, SHOCK ABSORBERS, WORK SUCH AS FRONT-END ALIGNMENT OR WHEEL BALANCING (EXCEPT WHEN REQUIRED IN CONJUNCTION WITH A MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN), SAFETY RESTRAINT SYSTEMS, AUDIO/SECURITY OR OTHER SYSTEMS NOT FACTORY INSTALLED, OR VINYL AND CONVERTIBLE TOPS;"
   

gearFX

Thank you for posting the fine print. Too bad convertible tops aren't covered.

PP13

Thanks for sharing that information. I still have 1 year left on my CPO for a 2013 911 C4, so I will be shopping to extend the warranty. I was wondering if the warranty is transferable if you decide to sale the vehicle? wasn't sure id all the reps. have that option.

Big Swole

OP,


Add if you'd like but when I purchase my Fidelity Platinum 6 yr. / 60K $250 Deduct. for my old 997.2TTS, He was able to beat another you posted Above by $120.00.

Can't remember the guys name but I purchased from, but was the main finance guy (If I can find, I'll edit and post:

Sterling McCall Buick GMC
10422 Southwest Freeway
Houston, TX 77074




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subwoofer

Same price quoted by the local dealer for my 2018 C4S with 17k miles. For the 60k miles plan that is. I plan to negiotate a better price.

X51

AnandN - did they tell you the terms were from the original in-service date as well?

Carrera991

To anyone joining this thread and do not know this: The term with fidelity is on top of what you currently have. For example If you take the 5/60k term that means you are getting +5 years of warranty or +60k miles (on top of the milage you have when you subscribe to Fidelity) whichever comes first.
So for example if I start coverage on my 2013 991 S with 34,000 miles today my coverage is until Feb 2026 OR until I hit 94,000 miles.

subwoofer

Yes. I ordered my car in April 2017 and it was delivered in August. My original warranty expires in August 2021 and my car will have 20k miles.. So basically 6k with a $100 deductible to add another ~40k miles of warranty over six years. I drive about 5k miles a year.

X51

Yep, Fidelity's is IN ADDITION to your current mileage, whereas PORSCHE'S is TOTAL mileage. Big difference for the pricing.

subwoofer

Yes. If I decide to keep the car and buy the extended warranty, I will try to get the additional 40k miles of warranty over 6 years for 5k. The big appeal of the Porsche plan is not having to deal with a third party warranty. The dealer I use only sells the Porsche warranty and I do like their service department. They have been good to me over the past 8 years with my cars.

X51

AnandN - same here. I'd prefer sticking with Porsche if possible - less potential conflicts - and full coverage less deductible. I'm going to get some Fidelity quotes and see how they compare and then start negotiating.

Shanh81

Thank you for this thread. Been super helpful and easy to reach out to all the contacts listed.

For my 2018 GTS with 14k miles, cheapest quote so far has been from Michael Bernardo. 5 yr 60k $250 deductible platinum warranty for $3900. Waiting to hear back from Sigve.

I don't put a lot of miles on my car and don't anticipate keeping longer than 5 years.

monacoDK

When I purchased my warranty from Sigve last week, I got an OOO memo saying he was out for a few days this week so that could be why you haven't heard back yet. Worth the wait, however, as he was the best priced of all the recommendations on here (for my situation anyway)

X51

I too requested a quote from Sigve and haven't received any reply from him. Good to know he's out for a few days. Yes, thanks for putting this info together.
My only concern is whether the Fidelity coverage is truly as comprehensive as Porsche's. I've read the exclusionary info listed in the prior posts - mostly maintenance items, which I get. I know most people have had easy resolution of claims with Fidelity as well. It would be good to hear from people who have had problems with them and what those particular issues were.
Maybe everyone has had a great experience, though my professional skepticism suggests otherwise...

Carrera991

I think he’s always off Sunday and Monday.