Is this warranty more solid than say an EasyCare aftermarket extended warranty?

This is the car I'm looking at :

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Marlon

 

IMO CPO is much more desirable than other warranties.

Big warranty discussion right now on another thread. "Well it finally happened", have you read that one?

That car you're considering has a lot of miles. Probably shouldn't pay over $45k.

GL

 

Yeah, saw that thread and I'm leaning not getting an after market warranty. But the Certified cars seem like a good option.

I agree, 50k is too high. I might be able to talk them down to 45k ish.

 

In terms of coverage, an exclusionary warranty from a reputable shop, like Fidelity or EasyCare, is more comprehensive and covers labor. According to my dealer, which is an authorized agent for Fidelity, they've never had any issue getting a claim paid (and BBB records support the fact that Fidelity and EasyCare are very reliable). Most of the complaints you see online are either from people who bought low-cost, low-coverage warranties, or from less reliable vendors.

The advantage of a CPO is that your car has to meet a set of criteria to qualify which lets you know that it's in pretty good shape. It's also probably more marketable than an aftermarket warranty if you want to sell the car.

 

I'm also looking into the Carmax ext. warranty, which is 6 years. Talking to a Carmax rep, their warranty sounded pretty good, too.

 

I think the CarMax warranty has gotten pretty good reviews. I don't know if you can buy it if you don't buy your car through them, but that's good info if it's possible.

 

I'd buy the car at Carmax.

 

This one for example

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I would advise you to have the car inspected by a porsche dealer. then decide if you want to buy it or not.

 

never dealt with carmax as there are non local but 5 days to return the cars is mighty nice. you can get a nice PPI done etc...

 

CPO is BETTER FOR SURE, because not only it's from Porsche, it also is ONLY given on cars that have met certain criteria, have solid background and history, min tire, min brakes, no accidents, etc... so not only it helps with repair costs in the coming years, it also gaurantees that the car you're getting is a good car! To me, the latter is more important than former while purchasing used.

 

Great point. You think I can talk down a dealership a couple of K's? Haven't haggled in a while.

 

Check some of these cars out that I found on Manheim.

MMR is $49,500

http://www.newriverautomall.com/Niss...S-TS731057.php

Here is a nice one $ 51,500 on Manheim. He's got a $2-3K to move from his internet price.

http://www.aagautos.com/web/1349/veh...11-Carrera%20S

This one is very nice asking $52,800 on Manheim.

http://www.toybarncars.com/dublin-us...d93673089-6651

Check this one out. $48,500 on Manheim

http://www.topline168.com/web/used/P...ark-CA/844704/

Good deal on this one.

http://www.momentummotorcars.com/det...d-8374051.html

This goofy guy has a 2006 with 15k miles. Beautiful Grey with Grey Leather.

http://motorsportsinternationalonline.com/Inventory.php

Ok...this one is beautiful. Low miles too. $50,750 on Manheim.

http://www.chicagocarsdirect.com/web...inois/2640730/

 

I figured your price point is around $50k and I think you're looking for and C2S. I think you can get a lot more for you money if you shop a little more. Don't be afraid to tell these guys you found them on Manheim. They are still making a $2-3K selling these cars at Auction. I'd like to see you get into a car with lower mileage that way you don't get nickle'd and dime'd to death after you buy it doing a bunch of maintenance.

 

Spokane5150, thx for all the info. I will def sift through these!!