Misled About Porsche Approved Warranty – Verify Everything Before You Buy
I would strongly urge anyone considering purchasing a Porsche from RPM Technik to exercise extreme caution.
One of the main reasons I purchased my Porsche from RPM Technik was because I was assured that it came with a valid Porsche Approved Warranty. This wasn’t just a verbal assurance—it was stated on the invoice of sale.
After purchasing the vehicle, I contacted Porsche UK to verify the warranty, only to be informed that it was null and void. I was astonished. I had bought the car in good faith, relying on the information provided by RPM Technik, only to discover that the Porsche Approved Warranty I had been sold the vehicle with was not valid.
To rectify the situation, I have been forced to pay over £400 for Porsche’s mandatory 111-point inspection at Porsche Centre Leeds before I could even apply for a new Porsche Approved Warranty.
The inspection uncovered further issues that should never have been present on a vehicle sold as being eligible for a Porsche Approved Warranty, including eight missing exhaust bolts and a battery that required replacement. This has resulted in further unnecessary expense and inconvenience.
I have documentary evidence to support every aspect of this review, including:
* The sales invoice stating the vehicle had a Porsche Approved Warranty.
* Correspondence from Porsche UK confirming that the warranty was in fact null and void.
* The official 111-point inspection report from Porsche Centre Leeds detailing the defects found.
What has disappointed me almost as much as the issues themselves is RPM Technik’s attitude afterwards. Rather than accepting responsibility and resolving the matter professionally, I found them unresponsive and unwilling to take ownership of the situation.
When buying a prestige vehicle, trust is paramount. I expected honesty, transparency and accuracy from a specialist Porsche dealer. Unfortunately, my experience has been the exact opposite.
Based on my experience, I cannot recommend RPM Technik. I would advise any prospective buyer to independently verify every claim made about a vehicle—particularly any statements regarding a Porsche Approved Warranty—before completing a purchase.
This experience has cost me significant time, money and confidence in a company that markets itself as a Porsche specialist.
This version is forceful while remaining focused on facts that you say you can substantiate. If you proceed with legal action or a complaint to the Motor Ombudsman or Trading Standards, keeping the review factual and evidence-based will also put you in the strongest position.








