Link below (hopefully): Is this a reasonable spec vehicle? http://cc.porsche.com/icc_euro/ccCall.do?userID=EG&lang=en&PARAM=parameter_internet_en&hookURL=https://www.porsche.com/uk/modelstart/all/default.ashx&webcode=PKSGFNH9 Chris I personally would go for the 21” Spyders which are only an extra £...

^ I took out the two year extension for £1440, and didn't pay for the 111-point inspection. Note that breakdown cover is not included in the above figures (and I didn't take that out anyway because I am covered by Nationwide).

Here's my extension letter from August 2018:

Thank you Guy, The Centre was unable to offer any documentation until the warranty was purchased, making it very difficult to challenge. Ultimately if they maintain their position I shall enquire at another Centre for all our servicing, although I would have preferred to maintain the excellent rela...

Little Urchin wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 08, 2018 1:56 pm

Have others been advised the same?

No. See below from my warranty booklet (dated 06/2017)

Problem solved: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2Pcs-Univers ... SwGYVW861w

The Porsche Breakdown/Recovery phone number used to be on the back of the Tax Disc holder

Paul wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 07, 2018 9:45 am

Another good reason for extending at 2 yrs (at the same time the service is done) is that you may be able to negociate away the 111 point check fee.....

I extended mine at the 2 year 11 month point and Porsche Wolverhampton were kind enough to waive the fee

Isn't your current warranty 3 years, hence you have another year to decide?

I too use the jump start connectors under the bonnet. I simply don't trust the 'lighter socket' to be a reliable connection - I've have problems in the past with accessory plugs becoming hot while in use, which suggests a dodgy (sparking?) electrical contact.