bella1

Got my email yesterday for my 2015 Cayenne. My 2013 Cayenne already has CPO warranty. I have used this for an engine oil leak problem, and I have owned several CPO cars from Porsche over the years.

I purchased a third party warranty from my Virginia Beach Porsche dealer on the 2015. I paid $2,500 for 75,000 miles and five years. I visited the dealership yesterday and asked for a refund on that. I have 3000 miles on the 2015 Cayenne over three months. After canceling this warranty, I will receive a refund of $2,300😀😀

So count me as a very satisfied 2 Cayenne Diesel owner who plans on keeping these for years to come. I am interested to see how the fix affects performance and mileage. Merry Christmas!

shizzle

Great to hear you'll get a refund. I'm gonna call PCNA tomorrow to see what they'll do....

m453w

The notification I received for a 2016 was by snail mail. No email.

shizzle

Just called PCNA this morning. So far, there is no plan to compensate those of us who purchased the Porsche extended warranty ahead of time. They're going to investigate and get back to me....

visitador

On other related news, all the class action lawsuits seem to be headed to the federal court system in San Francisco:
http://www.hbsscreative.com/website_...sfer_order.pdf

f4 plt

I have not received any communication from Pena on eithe my 2014 or 2015 diesel cayenne concerning extended warranty. I called my dealer and they no nothing about the program.

Spyerx

got email on my 2013. Great offer, my car car is ALREADY CPO. They didn't even bother to check vins against this. Ugh.

skiahh

Great.

Everyone start watching your junk email box on the address you provided when you bought your vehicle. You'll get an opt in notice as part of the class by email, but you won't have the opportunity to opt out electronically. Instead, you'll have to write a letter (hand written only; no typing), with the hand you don't normally write with, on a Tuesday and postmarked on a Friday only, and hop on your left foot to the post office to mail the letter (and hop home on your right foot only). You'll have to use ivory colored paper, green pen and a white envelope.

Any deviation from these instructions will be considered your positive, and irrevocable, affirmation of your desire to be a member of the class and to receive your key ring as compensation for this fiasco and to pay the attorneys $15 gajillion dollars for their efforts.

visitador

Maybe it would be better to be a member of the class and then....keep objecting to the settlements? Isn't there a thread here regarding the "pipes" class action lawsuit in which one owner is holding the settlement hostage?

mdrobc1213

Spoke to my dealer today and GM has gotten word that there likely won't be any release of the '16 CD's for sale anytime before the spring/summer. Doubts we'll see any '16 CD but Porsche will likely re-tool/reclassify them with EPA for '17 model. CD's have been removed from the website and production halted/diverted to other models. Still no word on how to flash all US cars with fix when approved which will take time also. So unlikely I will see my ordered '16 CD at all in the next 4-6 months at this rate. Post seems to hint the same.

http://autoweek.com/article/vw-diese...n=awdailydrive

Am being offered a good deal on another Cayenne model. May have to switch due to the uncertainty of when if ever my CD will ever be released.

Also more folks just joined the party...no way this will be resolved quickly now!

http://autoweek.com/article/vw-diese...n=awdailydrive

tmack2012

Hello - many Canadians out there? I think I saw one post on this thread from a Cdn owner who received an email from Porsche Canada, copy and paste from Porsche N.A. president, with that email at least acknowledging there is an issue.
I have received zip for communication from dealer or Porsche Canada, which is odd because the local dealer has removed all CD's from their website, so they are beginning to address this issue but providing no communication to their customers?
We are original owners, purchased from the local dealer and I bought a Porsche extended warranty right off the bat.
Also not sure if there will be a "choice" on the part of the owner as to whether or not to institute the repair or not. We have no emissions testing in my province (unlike in British Columbia when we lived there in late '90s). I wonder how the repair could be mandated in my environment (unlike, say, in California where it sounds like you will not be able to register your vehicle without proof of the repair). Or if the dealer would just do the software changes when you take it in for some other reason and just do it. Or if I could tell the dealer to not do it.
Our local dealer and apparently Porsche Canada's approach seems disorganized, this late into the process. Not even a frikking email.
Doesn't even address compensation issues including how those of us who already paid for the Porsche ext. warranty out of the gate.
Happy Holidays everyone!

gnat

Got a hard copy of the email in the mail yesterday.

Rob VN

I also received the hard copy of the email yesterday.

Spyerx

Likewise. It reference a previous communication which I never got. Is there. A copy of that posted?

gnat

I seem to recall someone posting such an email early on in one of the threads, I never got it myself though (or spam killed it before I saw it).

The hard copy is the important one though. Guess I've got till 2018 to keep planning out-of-warranty things to do to it