997Austin

When did the Costco option go away? I just purchased 6 year/60k from Costco at the end of October.

Buddhamonk

Is it possible to get any of these aftermarket warranties when the car is already out of factory warranty or cpo?

mdr2001

I think FBFisher hit the nail on the head with his question - what is your risk tolerance? These cars are very reliable - but if the thought of going without coverage will keep you up at night, a warranty is money well spent.

Without knowing your history with the car (has it been flawless or problematic or somewhere in-between?) it is hard to make a good recommendation.

While I know you will see many stories that have "come out ahead", I can say this with certainty, Insurance companies(like casinos) are not normally on the losing end of the deal. I have been self-insuring for 18+ months without issue.

If you don't have a 997.1 with the potential for an IMS failure which could cause an engine to "grenade", I would say you should be golden, but....

Good luck.

kosmo

Yes

sandwedge

Yes but it gets more expensive. Quiet a bit too going by the quotes I've seen.

Buddhamonk

I guess ill stay without and diy my way around

91469972

Pulled the trigger yesterday on the Fidelity Platinum for a little over $3000 4 yr 48k.

fskof

Read this post: http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...-warranty.html

mjsporsche

Good decision.

D1coach

I bought a 48 month Easycare warranty from the dealer when I bought my 2005C2 in Sept 2012. After conferring with my Indy and a friend who is a Porsche mechanic I opted to cancel the warranty last month and use some of the proceeds to replace the ims, rms, aos, water pump and add a spin on filter. They both felt that with this preventative maintenance it was a good risk to take. I am comfortable with not having a warranty, but I am not a worrier. Time will tell if I made a good decision.