User 52121

I figured. All of this dealers ads say 2023... so I wonder if somebody just screwed up the math or typo'd....

Yeah I'm not crazy about white but the Agate interior is nice. LED headlights are excellent (last loaner I had was equipped with them), plus the Burmester. Not to mention the warranty...

What's the story on the rims? Even if I stick with my '14 it needs wheels, I'm not a fan of the 18s I've currently got...

Granted between the home improvements and un-f***ing my track car, I really truly DON'T need to spend ANY money on crap I do not NEED.... but yet the gears still turn. My financial advisor hates me lol.

GrandPaJohn

I'd be interested in the wheels, especially if they are local.

Eskimo1

eBay, and upon closer inspection, they are not OEM.. Sorry!

MJG911

yeah, that started with CPO on 12/1/17. My GT4 has unlimited miles, but I doubt I will get anywhere near 100k before the 6 years is up.

merbesfield

User 52121

So I stopped by the dealer. I questioned the warranty dates on the website.

According to the sales guy - their website is correct. He said the 2015 CD's that were a previously a service loaner get 8 years on the CPO vs the 6 years on the "new" 2016s.

So the 2015's he has are warrantied until 2023. I dug in a little - "That's not a 6y CPO + the emissions stuff from the fix?" - Nope. Full standard CPO, 8y unlimited miles.

I took one for a drive. The Burmester sounds phenomenal. Rest of the vehicle drives exactly like my 2014. We did some numbers and we're apart by about $5k, so I went home, he said he'd talk to the sales mgr in the morning. Still having a little trouble choking down spending this much on a 2015, but the warranty has captured my attention. With the amount of driving I do, I'll get use out of it.

I'd really like to find some official documentation on this 8yr "service loaner" thing though. Another dealer in the area has a 2015 with ~800 miles on it (one I'm looking at has ~9500) and a few less options (Premium vs. Premium Plus) for $7k less. They're advertising 6y warranty.

skiahh

I wasn't a big fan of white, but the '15 I got is white and turns out, I like it. I wouldn't order white, but I now wouldn't walk away from a car just because it's white.

Mine's basic black inside, but I like black interiors, so that works. I do wish I had the LED lights, though.

As for the 8 year warranty claim? Seems like BS to me... check your PMs.

docwyte

ummm..... I just bought a 2015 that had been a service loaner. Dealer made no mention to me about an 8 year unlimited mileage CPO warranty. In fact, they specifically told me it had the 6 year/100k miles warranty. So I'm extremely interested in seeing paperwork that spells out this 8year CPO warranty so I can take it into my dealer and get another 2 years of warranty. So if you could get that in writing from your dealer and then send it to me, I'd very much appreciate it...

pvgolfer

Does anyone who has purchased a NEW (unpunched warranty) 2015 or 2016 Cayenne diesel have information on warranty? I've heard from multiple dealers that these new cars come with a 6 year (unlimited miles) CPO warranty, including roadside assistance. One dealer said the 6 yr applies only to engine/emissions, and the regular 4yr/50k mile warranty applies to other components of the vehicle.

It seems that it would apply to the whole vehicle, as the dealers have mentioned that the new cars have been fully brought up to date (new tires, battery) per the certification process.

Would appreciate a link to official wording from Porsche.

User 52121

Shot you a PM but since you also posted here, for the benefit of others...

The CPO warranty changed to "unlimited miles" for CPO'd purchases made after 12/1/17.
https://www.porsche.com/usa/approved...ures/warranty/

The "8 years" thing is new though, and I can't find documentation anywhere there. The prime selling point to me (that switched me, as I was there, from "Just take a look" to "Ok I might actually do this") was the info from the sales guy that (at least some/certain) '15s have an 8y warranty. So I'll require some kind of official documentation that states "2023" before I buy. If I get it, I will definitely scan it and post it.

User 52121

So from the linked site above:
So if the "new vehicle warranty" is 6/100 on Diesels, and the CPO "adds 2 years" then that might be where he gets to 8 if they "certify" these?

Tho the ** from above is...

So I guess I could interpret this in a few ways:
1) This does not include CD's since they're still covered under a 100k new vehicle warranty
2) First bullet #1 is incorrect, because the CD is not a "2 year/100k" it's a "6 year/100k"
3) If it had been CPO'd with the 2y/100k previously, this doesn't apply

Though this also has nothing to do with "service loaner" unless he was merely speaking from his own context - they didn't have any *2016* service loaners. All their loaners were 2015's. The 2016's they had were all new or demo and wouldn't have been sold as CPO. So perhaps it's.... "all *our* 2015s are service loaners... all our 2015s are CPO'd... new CPO adds 2 years to the end of the warranty, which is 6/100... therefore all *our* service loaners are warrantied to 8/unlim"

*shrug*

I'll make him work it all out for me if we get that far.

GrandPaJohn

I have a new unpunched 2016 CD purchased last month. Dealer told me 6yr unlimited. Just called PCNA and after a few minutes of them researching my VIN she confirmed it's 6yr unlimited from my purchase date. Shows as 4YR new warranty and additional 2yr CPO with unlimited miles. They are selling all the CD's as CPO's. Never heard the 8yr before. Might just be dealer BS to move vehicles that were previously punched vs those that weren't.

User 52121

Now that is interesting - because most of us here understand that all the D's were given a SIX year 100k "new vehicle warranty." So them telling you that yours is 4+2 goes against everything most of us understand.

User 52121

SO much mixed information out there!!!

At any rate, specific to the 8y thing - so far, despite my attempts to understand how 8y could be true - the build sheet for the one I'm looking at still shows warranty end in 2021.

So there's a chance it needs to be updated once they flag it in the system as "CPO". I don't know.

GrandPaJohn

I don't think anyone really knows for sure as nothing in writing that I've found. The girl on the phone at PCNA originally told me the computer showed the standard 4yr/50k warranty. She put me on hold and after a few minutes told me it was 4yr/50k and additional 2yr/100k total. I asked about the unlimited and she put me on hold again and then came back with YES, since I purchased after 12/1 it was unlimited miles. I asked about getting something in writing and she said it would take "awhile".
Omni, why don't you get the VIN of one of the vehicles the dealer has and call PCNA to confirm. Might be interesting to hear how your call goes.