Depending on the state you are in, warranty companies may be required to be regulated by the insurance dept of that state. This does provide SOME protection against insolvency and to some degree, provide for a complaint mechanism with the state.
In many states, there warranties are not considered as insurance, which they clearly are.
Buyer beware, no?
On another note, wouldn't it make sense for Porsche to offer an extended warranty other than at the time of initial purchase???????
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Originally Posted by KRZTACO
If I got any aftermarket warranty it would be from these guys:
www.warrantydirect.com
I guess thier actually regulated by the insurance industry.
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