Robocop305

The CPO can transfer from a buyer to another buyer or from a Porsche dealer to a buyer. I had this done when I purchased by Porsche last year. My CPO expires in the December 2014. The only thing you need to do is send your new information to Porsche of America.

Definetaly, do a PPI with an independent Indy shop.

Mojo31

If you have concerns, get a copy of the warranty and see what it says about transferring from consumer to dealer to consumer.

slicky rick

Not important these car are so easy and cheap to maintain...my opinion of course for the 997.2. Repair and maintenance wise, porschr got it righht with the 997.2. Easy accesible reasonable. Not to mention, also very reliable

MY997

Thanks again for all the help...as we progress with negotiations they have decided to make the car CPO and offer the 2yr or 100K warranty.

RobC4sX51

The biggest reason I bought an extended warranty from Fidelity ($210 every month)! Sandwedge converted me

caitov

Same thing here. Bought mine last year with remaining manufacturers warranty and also CPO. I checked carefully and was told the CPO follows the VIN. I sent in my information and also confirmed again with my local dealer when I was in for service. He showed me the record for my car in the system which clearly showed the CPO warranty.

I also had the PDK replaced in my car. It only had 11k miles but had a very slight leak. The only fix was to replace the entire unit.
I'm all for the warranty.