interesting - MS Reg / events / dealer warranty issues
Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2019 12:09 pmSaw this response on RL recently to a guy who was asking if he should disclose track day activity to a dealer when asking about a potential warranty claim.
"Long answer: Really depends on your dealer and your relationship with your service advisor and management team. I had a major issue with a 997S and when I needed a warranty repair that needed approval from the regional Porsche rep, they researched on Motorsportreg.com to see if the car had been tracked and basically threw all of my track days in my face and used it as a reason to try to deny any warranty coverage. It was only because of my relationship with the dealer that we were able to work something out.
So, I would proceed with caution.".
This is ugly if true.
https://rennlist.com/forums/racing-and-drivers-education-forum/1170817-tell-the-dealer-problem-occurred-on-track.html.
It's not just facebook that might be evil.........................
"Long answer: Really depends on your dealer and your relationship with your service advisor and management team. I had a major issue with a 997S and when I needed a warranty repair that needed approval from the regional Porsche rep, they researched on Motorsportreg.com to see if the car had been tracked and basically threw all of my track days in my face and used it as a reason to try to deny any warranty coverage. It was only because of my relationship with the dealer that we were able to work something out.
So, I would proceed with caution.".
This is ugly if true.
https://rennlist.com/forums/racing-and-drivers-education-forum/1170817-tell-the-dealer-problem-occurred-on-track.html.
It's not just facebook that might be evil.........................