I'm interested in possibly getting the 36 month prepaid maintenance plan I was just quoted $4110 the attached. Is that the norm for 2026? That's significantly higher than what I've seen for 2025.

 

Seems very steep given that the first 12 month oil change is free/prepaid.

The second service is brake fluid, filters and oil change.

Third service was just an oil change.

But they have you by the cajones given that the 992.2 has PVD.

 

Tire and wheel is the only package that is ever worth it in my opinion.

 

This is the link to the pricing:
https://assets-v2.porsche.com/us/-/m...e-Plan-Pricing

For Regular 911 the +1 year is $1850 and the +2 year is $1805

Unless required as part of your purchase arrangement, there's no way I'm entering into a deal such as this, as the amounts paid are non-refundable.

 

Guy on reddit recently posted about how he missed some deadline and they just kept his money and wouldn't do the work. Might wanna look into that.

 

https://www.porsche.com/usa/accessor...ntenance/psmp/

They are trying to rip you off.

36 month scheduled maintenance is PSMP+2 (since year 1 is included with all new 911s);

The cost they should be listing is $1850 (year 2/Plus one ) + $1805 (year3/Plus2) = $3,655.00




FYI,

You can purchase PSMP plans anytime during the first 12 months; you don’t have to buy PSMP at time of car purchase. PSMP plans stay with car, i.e. they are non-refundable

 

My $1200 windshield protection has netted me 2 covered windshields in year 1 of 5, so I'm already $10k worth of nightmares saved after random rocks have been doing dumb amounts of damage to my windshield. If you skip this, def get new windshield protection film every 2 years instead. these windshields are stupid expensive.

Yeah $36xx was I think a bit higher than what I paid last year.

 

That was exactly the info I was looking for, thanks!

 

OP -Porsche dealers are not allowed to discount or increase the price of the prepaid maintenance. A quick call to Porsche N.A. - informing them of your dealers antics would be fun. Also mention it to the dealer.

And as noted, never buy this until just before your 2 year service.


With the PSMP, Porsche does the spark plugs at three years.

First 24 months. And rumor has it, even later.

 

Now that I am in a state that doesn't mandate free windshield replacements - that one *might* be worth it. I still probably wouldn't do it though. The only benefit would be if they used OEM glass and the dealer did the work, vs. a $500 deductible thru insurance and Safelite.

 

That's really the only reason I did it, work is done by my purchasing dealer, and it is always OEM glass. Didn't know Porsche Auto Insurance actually has $0 deductible for glass and uses OEM parts but at least my insurance rates won't go up by the 4th time i have to do this...

 

Have you compared these prices to what the dealer actually charges for service? I think it's sold as a 25% discount but I haven't seen actual prices for service.

 

I believe in California, you can cancel and receive a refund.

 

correct
https://rennlist.com/forums/992/1343...ance-psmp.html

 

Thanks all! I was able to use the info to negotiate an overall excellent deal for myself between the prepaid maintenance and my trade in.