gwoody78

For folks considering the Fidelity warranty for their 997 Turbo, Fidelity covered clutch slave cylinder, accumulator, window regulators and various other associated charges on my 2008 911 Turbo. The warranty was $2K and the charge from the Porsche dealer was $6K.

05Mdriver

Im 2 years in on my fidelity platinum warranty and haven't used it yet. Good to know though.

bogey1

I'm shopping for one right now. This is great to hear. Thank you for sharing.

saabin

It paid for itself on my turbo, about to buy one for my new-to-me Cayman before it hits 25K .. (price goes up at 25K miles)..

Big Swole

NICE!!! I bought a Platinum Fidelity back in Nov. (A 6 yr. / 60 k) but haven't needed it yet.

So glad to hear a positive feedback on them. Thank you.

USNA12

Indy overfilled the oil, I got oil in one of my turbos, and Fidelity replaced it no questions asked. Also, I had a code thrown at 60k miles(prior to the service being completed) and my shop argued it was the ignition coils vs plugs(it was 100% the plugs), they paid for the service and I just paid for the plugs. So I got a new turbo (approx. a $8k repair from my indy, cant imagine what it would be at the stealership) and got my 60k service for like $500 with new ignition coils also.

Question, has anyone had Fidelity agree to buy aftermarket parts vs OEM for failed hardware, if it was more cost beneficial to buy aftermarket?

bogey1

You guys talked me into it, I pulled the trigger on a Fidelity 6yr. / 60K Platinum yesterday. Nice piece of mind! Thank you all for the help.

MEZGER-TT

I just called Fidelity to get a quote and they referred me to Automotive Product Consultants, has anyone worked with them? Or is there another company who can quote out Fidelity? Thanks in advance!

USNA12

Jourdan at Mossy Motors.

bogey1

PM Sent. (to Mezger TT).

MEZGER-TT

Thank you for the PM....