2016 cpo transfer private party
12-09-2019, 12:08 AM
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2016 cpo transfer private party
hello
i am a soon to be owner of a 2016 cpo
it was first purchased as cpo with 6k miles
if i buy it from this private party how do i transfer the cpo warranty?
do i just contact porsche of north america?
i am a soon to be owner of a 2016 cpo
it was first purchased as cpo with 6k miles
if i buy it from this private party how do i transfer the cpo warranty?
do i just contact porsche of north america?
12-09-2019, 08:19 AM
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I may be wrong about this, but I believe the CPO is on the vehicle regardless of the owner. Basically if you need warranty work done, the SA is going to determine if the vehicle qualifies for warranty work by the VIN. I would still go on the PCNA website and register yourself to the vehicle.
I just purchased a CPO in early November and had to bring it back for service 3 weeks later and they didn't care if the vehicle was in my name (I actually did not even have the title yet), they just used the VIN as the selling dealer had sold it as certified. CPO is transferable for the term of the CPO (2 years)
I just purchased a CPO in early November and had to bring it back for service 3 weeks later and they didn't care if the vehicle was in my name (I actually did not even have the title yet), they just used the VIN as the selling dealer had sold it as certified. CPO is transferable for the term of the CPO (2 years)
12-09-2019, 02:48 PM
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I may be wrong about this, but I believe the CPO is on the vehicle regardless of the owner. Basically if you need warranty work done, the SA is going to determine if the vehicle qualifies for warranty work by the VIN. I would still go on the PCNA website and register yourself to the vehicle.
I just purchased a CPO in early November and had to bring it back for service 3 weeks later and they didn't care if the vehicle was in my name (I actually did not even have the title yet), they just used the VIN as the selling dealer had sold it as certified. CPO is transferable for the term of the CPO (2 years)
I just purchased a CPO in early November and had to bring it back for service 3 weeks later and they didn't care if the vehicle was in my name (I actually did not even have the title yet), they just used the VIN as the selling dealer had sold it as certified. CPO is transferable for the term of the CPO (2 years)