This Warranty Does Not Cover:
• Emission Control Systems and Corrosion. (Refer to the Emission Control
and Corrosion Limited Warranties in this Booklet.)
• Batteries damaged from storage, lack of normal vehicle use, or non-
Porsche approved electrical or accessory installation.
• Tires damaged by road hazard. (If you need further assistance, contact
your authorized Porsche automobile dealer.)
• Tires damaged by premature wear.
Note: Porsche's race-bred heritage demands that tires are an integral
part of the vehicle suspension, braking, and active safety systems. As
a result, all Porsche automobiles are equipped with tires designed for
higher performance than those found on other passenger vehicles.
While tire wear varies with vehicle operation, high performance tires
like these are designed to assist the vehicle's suspension in delivering
increased cornering forces and better handling. Thus, they may exhibit
increased wear characteristics when compared to tires on other
passenger vehicles. Consult your Owner's Manual for information concerning
the proper care and selection of your tires. (Refer to the
Porsche Tire Information Guide for additional information.)
• Parts that fail due to lack of required maintenance or use of non-
Porsche Cars N.A. distributed parts.
• Normal wear or deterioration of any part.
• Cleaning and polishing.
• Contamination of fuels, lubricants, or other fluids.
• Lubricants, unless part of a warranty repair.
• Air conditioner refrigerant charge after the first three months of service
unless part of a warranty repair.
• Glass breakage, chips and/or scratches that are not due to a defectin material or workmanship.
• Appearance items that are not due to a defect in material or workmanship.
• Any car registered or normally driven outside of the United States and
Canada.
• The replacement of expendable maintenance items (such as spark
plugs, filters, worn wiper blades, worn brakes, worn clutches, worn
tires) when the replacement is not due to a defect in material or workmanship.
• The adding of any fluids unless they are needed as part of a warranty repair.
• Any car with an odometer that has been altered so that the actual
mileage cannot be determined.
• Dealer-installed accessories not distributed by Porsche Cars N. A.
(Refer to the Replacement Parts and Accessories Limited Warranty in
this Booklet.)
• Wheel balancing and wheel alignment beyond the first three months of
service unless part of a warranty repair.
• Unauthorized modifications or vehicles with total loss or salvage titles.
• Modifications not authorized by Porsche Cars N.A.
• Service adjustments (such as idle speed, air/fuel mixture, brake,
clutch, headlight, and drive belts) beyond the first three months of
service unless part of a warranty repair.
• Improper repairs by someone other than Porsche Cars N.A. or its authorized
dealers.
• Abuse, accident, acts of God (wtf), competition, racing, track use, or other
events.
Note 1: Components and/or parts that fail during racing or driving
events (including Porsche sponsored events) may not be covered by the
new car Limited Warranty.
Note 2: You should also be aware that Porsche Cars N. A. may deny
you warranty coverage if your vehicle or a part has failed due to abuse,
neglect, improper maintenance or unapproved modifications.
• Minor wind noise and insignificant seepage at the joints between
the top and the body, or door windows in Cabriolet,
hardtop, or Targa models cannot be completely avoided under
all circumstances. Your Cabriolet should not be washed in a
car wash and may experience damage to the top or rear window
due to the scratching by the brushes or may experience
leaks due to the high pressure water streams directed in areas
which would not experience water in normal driving conditions.
It is extremely important to have the cabriolet and soft top
drains (including the body cowl drains) cleaned as part of yearly
maintenance or more frequently if they become clogged with
debris. Failure to do so may result in subsequent damage.
Please see your authorized Porsche dealership for details concerning
required maintenance.
• The outside of the underbody (floor pan) or any other part of the car
except body panels.
• Paint damage caused by abuse or lack of proper maintenance.
• Environmental damage (such as that caused by acid rain or other industrial
pollution, insect or bird droppings, tree sap, stones or other
flying missiles, highway maintenance chemicals, flood, storm, and
other forms of disaster.)
• Paint color matching. (Porsche Cars N.A. reserves the right to decide
whether painting the repaired or replaced panel to match the original
finish is practicable. Porsche Cars N.A. will not, under any circumstances,
pay for painting the entire car solely for paint color matching.)
• Paint damage caused by the application of unauthorized paint
sealants or polymers. See your authorized Porsche automobile dealer
for details.
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Note: Your vehicle is a mechanical device. All mechanical devices
make some sort of noise and/or vibration, and these
noises and vibrations can differ from vehicle to vehicle. PorscheCars N.A. recognizes those noises as normal and characteristic
of the product. Normal noises or vibrations as determined by
Porsche Cars N.A. can be anything from brake squeal to road
vibration. Therefore, normal noise and/or vibration and/or deterioration
as determined by Porsche Cars N.A. or its representative
are not covered by our new car Limited Warranty.
Your Responsibility for Using Appropriate Replacement Parts
Porsche Cars N. A. recommends only the use of parts supplied by
Porsche Cars N. A. The use of replacement parts not supplied by
Porsche Cars N. A. may void some or all of your car’s limited new car
warranty. If a replacement part that Porsche Cars N. A. did not supply is
used in maintenance, repair or modification of your car, and an authorized
Porsche representative determines it is defective or not equivalent
to the original part, your claim for warranty repair or some or all of your
car’s limited new car warranty may be voided.
Your Responsibility for Maintenance
You must maintain your Porsche automobile according to the Maintenance
Schedule in the Maintenance Booklet and the Car Care Instructions in
the Owner’s Manual and keep the receipts as proof of maintenance.
Your Responsibility for Normal Vehicle Use
Your Owner’s Manual (which includes specific recommendations against
using your car in certain ways) was written with the assumption that you
will use your car only in ways for which it was designed:
• To carry passengers and cargo within specified load limits. (The
load limits are specified on labels located in different places
depending on your model Porsche. Your Owner’s Manual gives the
locations.)
• To be driven on reasonable road surfaces within legal speed limits.
Porsche Guidelines specify reasonable mileage to be at least 15
miles / 24 kilometers per day or 6000 miles / 9600 kilometers per
rolling 12 months.
• If you drive less than the above-mentioned limits, or in the event of
prolonged storage, contact your local authorized Porsche dealer for
instructions.
(Note: A battery maintainer is available at your local authorized
Porsche dealer. It must be used to maintain your vehicle’s battery
state of charge if your vehicle will not be used for several days.)
• To be run on unleaded gasoline with the recommended octane
rating as specified in the Owner‘s Manual.
• To be properly maintained according to the Maintenance Schedule
in the Maintenance Booklet and Car Care Instructions in your
Owner’s Manual. You must keep the receipts as proof of
maintenance.
You are responsible for presenting your Porsche automobile to a
Porsche dealer as soon as a problem exists. Failure to do so could result
in consequential damage that may not be covered by your limited
factory warranty.

All GTR owners that have LC1 used before and were afraid that the tranny did not have any warranty because of turning VDC off and doing a LC1 will have their warranties re-setted for 5yr or 60k miles if they upgrade to LC2. All LC1 will be forgotten and the tranny will be fully covered by NISSAN. After LC2 being installed, all LC2 with VDC on will be fully covered by NISSAN. If you turn VDC off today , do your thing ( drag/road course/etc) and the tranny goes bad at that moment, the warranty will not hold, BUT if the problem arises some time later after turning VDC off back on and driving the car without any issues then the tranny will be covered 100%. If not NISSAN WILL HAVE TO PROVE that turning VDC OFF a week or a month prior the damage was the cause of failure. THEY WILL NEED TO PROVE IT , not like before that they just saw the BB data and said it was not covered.