5 problems on my 97 Boxster cost $5,125?!?!?

[Brucelee]

I might be able to help here.

Check your paperwork and see if there is any evidence that the seller provided a warranty of any kind.

Specifically, there should be a Federal Buyers Guide that came with the car and that you signed. Does it indicate a warranty of any kind?

If so, that is enforceable.

If not, you are likely screwed, esp if you signed a document that indicates the car is sold "as-is."

How is it that the warranty company has establised that the car was sold with a bad RMS? Did they do an inspection and note that as preexisting?

[RandallNeighbour]

Good point, Richard!

If the extended warranty people didn't do a PPI inspection or have you supply one to them prior to warranting the car, you can easily have your lawyer call them to pressure them into abiding by their contract with you or giving you a full refund of your money so you can get on with your life (and use the cash for these needed repairs)

[pilyo bxster]

Sorry to hear your having problems with your 97 boxster one month into your ownership.
Just my 2 cents when I shop for extender warranty, filling a claim a month after buying an extended warranty is not a very wise move, they have a pre-existing condition clause! You gotta put few thousand miles on the car or wait six months to file a claim or Any extended warranty service would not approved a claim a month into the car cause it would be pre-existing condition.