Should I get a Porsche Approved Warranty for my new Boxster for 3 years?

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I've had my Boxster for 3 years.

The other day, I received a postcard from my Porsche dealer informing me about the inspection of my Boxster GTS. Well...I bought my Boxster new in November 2015, so that means it's already been 3 years...so fast.

Then, another letter arrived, this time from Porsche Japan. I checked the contents.PolShare Proofed Guarantee."It was a guide about the

Por, por shareaproved warranty? (-_-)

The Porsche Warranty Program is available for new and used vehicles that meet certain conditions.The warranty period can be renewed every year or two. The warranty period can be renewed every one or two years. My Boxster's 3-year warranty is about to expire, so they sent me this notice.

The annual cost of the Polshare Proofed Guarantee is100,400 yen/year for Boxster Cayman(130,680 yen/year for Panamera, the highest among all models)and Porsche will cover the repair costs of all components under warranty. The outline is as follows.

Valid worldwide
Applicable at all authorized Porsche dealers
12-month or 24-month warranty extension available
Porsche pays for all component repairs (including parts and labor)
No cost to the customer
Unlimited mileage
Warranty continues even if the vehicle is sold to a private individual or to an authorized Porsche dealer

However, vehicles to be included in the Polshare Proofed Guarantee must meet the following predetermined conditions.

Porsche vehicles must be less than 10 years old from the first year of registration.
(Only vehicles less than 8 years old from the first year of registration can opt for the 24-month warranty)
Only Porsche vehicles with a mileage of less than 200,000 km
Only genuine Porsche parts must be used and the vehicle must be unmodified.

They will only apply to vehicles that have undergone the specified periodic inspections and maintenance in function and appearance and meet the standards of Polshare Approved.

Wear and tear parts are not covered.

While reading the guideIt looks so good! If anything breaks or goes wrong, you'll replace it, right?I told my husband that I was going to

Yes, but they will not change worn or worn parts. Oil and tires are not covered.

And. Oh, is that right (p.s.)!

If you read carefully.(1) Visual and acoustic defects(However, visual display defects in the information area of the display and acoustic defects in the horn, instrumentation, cluster and speakers are covered under warranty.)(2) Incidental expenses(towing costs, replacement vehicle costs, lodging costs, etc.)Replacement of parts that have deteriorated over time or are worn out or worn outwere not covered.

Over the years, vehicles undergo changes over time, such as deterioration in appearance and increased noise, even when there are no functional problems.(e.g., cracks in leather)Some components will inevitably deteriorate over time and undergo natural wear and tear. Also, changes over time in appearance and noise, as well as wear and tear of components, are not considered failures and are not covered by the Polshare Proofed Warranty.

This is a good thing. A closer look at the details of the

Wiper blades
Tires
Brake pads and brake discs
Shock absorbers, rubbers and pushes
Spark Plug
Battery
PDCC (Porsche Dinamic Chassis Control) reservoir
Refrigerant
Drive belts (including deflection and tensioning rollers)
All light bulbs (except xenon and LED lights)
All filters, fluids, oils and greases
Clutches, plates and clutch pressure plates

that replacement or repair must be paid for at actual cost. Oh well - I guess I don't have to venture into it then.

Will my husband go in? Will my husband go in?

My husband can't seem to make up his mind either.

As for the Boxster now, if I don't win the Speedster lottery or something, I'll probably own it for a while.If the engine breaks down, the repair cost will be over 1,000,000 yen...so if you think about it, if you can get a 100,000 yen annual warranty, there is no harm in getting one.Maybe. Well, it's not much more than 10,000 yen a month, so I'll ask Mr. H in charge.

He said.

For your information, vehicles that are out of new or used car warranty or extended warranty, or used cars that are not Porsche Certified Pre-OwnedStand Alone" GuaranteeA separate warranty called the "Polshare-Proofed Warranty" is available. The annual cost is slightly higher than the price of the Porsche Approved Warranty: ¥143,100/year for the Boxster Cayman and ¥173,340/year for the Panamera.

What are you all doing? Some of you may say, "I'm in! I would be very grateful if you could give me some information about your situation.

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  1. TAKAP

    I have a Boxster 718. Just after 2 years, it had a coolant leak and was at risk of overheating, so I sent it in for repair. I was hospitalized for about a month. The most important thing to remember is that the best way to get the most out of your car is to make sure that you have the best possible experience. The most important thing to remember is that the best way to get the most out of your new home is to make sure that you have the best possible experience.

    • Mina.Mina.

      Mr. TAKAP.
      Thank you for your comment!
      >I have a Boxster 718. Just after 2 years, it had a coolant leak and was at risk of overheating, so I sent it in for repair.
      Coolant leaks... yes! Surely, considering all the other repairs that would occur, it would be a big deal if we didn't have insurance...
      No matter how good Porsche's quality is, there is no guarantee that the 100% won't break...
      Thank you very much! Thank you very much!
      Thank you for your continued support!