Tried to get an extended warranty through my dealer with Fidelity on a 2014 PTT executive. They said they would not cover it. Anyone out there with one or what other options? I don't assume I can get a CPO on it from a dealer.

 

Have you seen this?

http://www.porsche.com/china/en/acce...antyextension/

Is something like this available here?

The Porsche Approved Individual Warranty
Thanks to the Porsche Approved Individual Warranty our services are open to customers whose Porsche is no longer under an existing warranty that can be extended.
The Porsche Approved Individual Warranty can be issued for a fee if your vehicle has been inspected and has met all checklist criteria and any relevant faults have been repaired. Your Porsche must have been registered to you for at least 90 days.
In addition to the cost of the warranty, you will be required to pay costs of inspection and any necessary reconditioning. In return, Porsche will offer the highest quality services and parts, offering you complete peace of mind. As a valued Porsche customer, you will receive around the clock service support.
Your benefits

• Coverage of 100% of the labour and material costs in a warranty case.
• Coverage independent of vehicle mileage during covered period (after purchase).
• In warranty case no contribution by the customer (no preliminary payment necessary).
• Coverage for Porsche up to 10 years of age.
• Transferable between private customers.
• Preparation exclusively by qualified Porsche Technicians.
• Only original Porsche Parts used.
• Worldwide consistency of standards (111-point check) & valid worldwide.
• Each vehicle under Porsche Approved Warranty benefits from the Porsche Assistance programme.
• With Porsche Approved Warranty you are flexible. You can choose one or two years of coverage.
• Your Porsche partner will issue a warranty certificate.

 

I contacted Porsche directly and they told me in writing that no extended warranties are available for USA cars. Its up to the dealer if they want to provide something.

 

May want to try different dealers. I don't think you even to have a dealer in your state. Maybe try calling Fidelity directly, if haven't already.

 

Does anyone know what the actual company is? I find three in the Internet so not sure which is the correct one.

 

That's odd, why wouldn't Fidelity cover?