Porsche Carrera Service and repair guide
 

Wondering if you need a porscheextended warranty? We’ll help you decide by explaining Porsche’s extended warranty options as well as third-party alternatives such as those from Endurance, ASE auto warranty, and CARCHEX. If you choose to purchase an extended warranty, make sure it is from one of the best warranty companies.

Porsche offers similar factory warranty coverage to that of other luxury brands. Your new Porsche will be covered for 4 years/50,000 miles, whichever comes first. If you buy a certified pre-owned Porsche, you’re covered for two more years (unlimited miles).

Make sure you follow Porsche’s maintenance guidelines. If you fail to change your oil or undertake other regular repairs, you could be denied coverage.

Either way, these warranties aren’t meant to last forever, and you’ll be on your own in four years at best. Fortunately, you can purchase an extended auto warranty either from Porsche ASE auto warranty or a third-party warranty company to continue that protection.

All in all, Porsche’s ASE auto warranty are a great investment. Many extended warranties only last eight years, so the ten-year option is solid. But should you get a Porsche Protection Plan? There are some drawbacks, especially regarding costs. While Porsche doesn’t publish prices, we found Porsche owners report paying $6,000 to $10,500 for a plan.
ASE auto warranty also offer the following plans separately:

• Premier Tire & Wheel Protection: Protects against road hazards and comes with a $50 deductible per service session
• Dent Protection: Repairs dents caused by normal use and comes with no deductible
• Windshield Protection: Covers repair costs for damage caused by road hazards and comes with no deductible
• Key Protection: Replaces keys that are lost or damaged and comes with no deductible