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Offered by PCNA. Same coverage as CPO. How can you have "more" than a CPO?? Covers it pretty well! Of course won't cover consumables, but who does?
I've seen fidelity and others cover more than CPO, more on Audis and less so recently, but I've seen it on Porsche as well.
The coverage above looks pretty extensive though. When I buy cars straight from a dealer which is almost never I'd ask for them to throw this in for free or at least at cost. Stupid not to.
This is more than CPO. Not sure as only a few have reported so far. Maybe others can chime in later as they get more quotes. Dealers won't be throwing this in, trust me.
Just sharing the info. Not endorsing anything, but I'd rather have a Porsche warranty over anything as far as ease of getting things covered.
Not quite as there is a deductible. If you get the $100 deductible option and go to the dealer that you purchased the warranty through they will waive the deductible. Also, you can opt for a drivetrain only coverage.
Reads and sounds like a Fidelity Warranty Services product. Manufacturers tend to "brand" an extended warranty and then Fidelity is the actual warranty company.
Looks like the CPO sales are outshining new car sales as far as % increases by a huge margin. 2016 911 sales are not impressive seeing the 2015 comps were at the tail end of the 991.1 generation. They were probably hoping for higher 991.2 sales with all the hype they put into them. I'm not aware of how they're doing in the rest of the world outside the US.
Looking at used 991.1 listings over the past month, prices are very strong and seem to be drifting upwards for new listings. Same car listed 6 months ago, was going for less from my observations. I've even seen some dealers tout used 991.1's as "last of the NA's". Says something....
The record breaking PCNA sales over the past handful of years looks to be slowing down. Same as I've been hearing from dealers. I think a lot of buyers are "in" for the decent used cars, but the "new" buyers are slowing down.
If it's wasn't for the Macan ....... It's been their savior.
They are hoping a new generation Cayenne and Panamera bump sales up along with the 718's. I personally think the new car market for them will be a bigger challenge for them the next couple years than the past few years. I really think they've run up MSRP's very aggressively over the past 5 years. Price out some of these new models, and there's quite the sticker shock. All depends how well the economy and stock market does.
I really don't expect the new Panamera to be some sort of golden child for them. I think the 4 door sedan market is tough one as is. They have LOTS of competition in that segment with other brands being much more competitive in price.
The crossover and SUV markets is where it's at across all car brands.
I'm not a professional auto industry analyst, but find the Porsche info interesting and like to follow it. Does tie into the whole pre-owned 991.1 market that we look at as well.
All my personal observations and opinions of course! But the numbers are the numbers.
Reads and sounds like a Fidelity Warranty Services product. Manufacturers tend to "brand" an extended warranty and then Fidelity is the actual warranty company.
As you noted, you seem to be correct.
Just got a response from a dealer I had a message into. This particular Porsche dealer does NOT offer this warranty. He did say that it's most likely a third party underwriting this warranty and Porsche "branding" it and NOT directly through PCNA. If it was through PCNA, I'm sure ALL dealers would be required to offer it.
07-10-2016, 02:38 PM
