extended warranty on vehicles???
- Thread starter KimDW
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acatalina
Cathlete
Depends. If you bought it fromm the manufacturer you should.
I bought one once and my DD totaled the car 6 months later and i lost 1200 bucks.It was used.I now ask.
Anne
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I bought one once and my DD totaled the car 6 months later and i lost 1200 bucks.It was used.I now ask.
Anne
http://www.picturetrail.com/acatalina
kat31
Cathlete
Kim,
This question is right up my alley. Before I decided to stay home with my kids I was the assistant Service Manager at a GM Dealership and I was the warranty specialist in the dealership. The dealership/manuf. will not give you a refund because your trading the vehicle in and still have time on the warranty. Warranty are nothing more than a elected insurance policy in case something might happen so more or less when you agree to buy it it is yours. I although can make two suggestions. One is when you trade your vehicle in try to get a higher trade in price which includes the ext-warr(FYI these warranties are transferable so this is a good re-sale point for the Dealership) second is before you trade it in call the ext warranty directly and see if you can cancel the warranty and get a pro-rated amount of money back. Hope this helps
This question is right up my alley. Before I decided to stay home with my kids I was the assistant Service Manager at a GM Dealership and I was the warranty specialist in the dealership. The dealership/manuf. will not give you a refund because your trading the vehicle in and still have time on the warranty. Warranty are nothing more than a elected insurance policy in case something might happen so more or less when you agree to buy it it is yours. I although can make two suggestions. One is when you trade your vehicle in try to get a higher trade in price which includes the ext-warr(FYI these warranties are transferable so this is a good re-sale point for the Dealership) second is before you trade it in call the ext warranty directly and see if you can cancel the warranty and get a pro-rated amount of money back. Hope this helps