just bought a fresh truck and GEICO offers 7 yr 100000 mi warranty for an extra 40.26 respectively 6 months with 250.00 deductable. covers anything powered. good matter?
The single extended warranties I will buy or recommend is the OEM extended warranty. For Example, buy a nissan, Get a Nissan Extended warranty. ALWAYS use the manufacturer Extended warranty. They are the best, will only use NEW OEM parts and will not dance bankrupt. A lot of aftermarket warranty companies progress out of business, and they will try their best to deny claims, use old parts, or cheap aftermarket parts, etc.
HI!,
My wife has be a warranty clerk at several different dealerships over the past 25+ years. I enjoy heard her read out on numerous occasions that the simply extended warranties that are any right are the ones you purchase from the manufacturer at the dealership. I don't know anything something like Geico, but 40.26 a six months seems really cheap!
Take a copy of the warranty to your dealership. Ask the individual who process the warranties and the service planner to take a look at it and provide you their opinion!
Watch out for the fine print!
Take Care!
Answers: here is my suggestion; go to consumer reports and check out the make/model/year you are buying; they detail all problems associated near that particular vehicle; they jump back 5 to 7 years i belive;
ie; nouns conditioning, electrical etc; some vehicles repair history is minimum; next to 7 years, anything that goes wrong most feasible wont happen for possibly 3 + years or more;
also; profoundly of new vehicle have different warranties from the factory owner for possibly 3 years?? (free)
now say-so you dont have any problems for at least possible 3 years minimum; by that time you will have salaried $241.56
i suggest like one other stated; hold this to a service shop of the dealer for an opionion; ask them what might be the most adjectives mechanical things that can travel wrong in 7 years; ask them what would be the average cost for respectively of the repairs;
(take a notepad and write it down); you may find that the average repair maybe smaller amount than $250, and if so, you will be paying 100% for those repairs; so if a repair costs $325, you will pay $250 and Geico will income $75;
now if this be a used car several years prehistoric, it might make sense since you may not know if you are buying a lemon or a pious auto; i doubt they offer this on used vehicle, only up to date since unlikely they will have exceptionally few claims; also, if you change companies influence 2 to 3 years later for lower price, afterwards you paid for something you never used; this is a unmarked coverage that i never heard in the region of; so if you change companies, it is unlikely another company have this coverage;
like i said; check next to the service shop and consumer reports; then generate your decision;
if this truck is brand unmarked; one coverage i would suggest getting if available with Geico is "fresh car replacement cost"
some companies allow any 6 months or 1 year; depending on the company could be 12K or 15K mileage for 1 year; so if you total your car w/in the 1 year or mileage requirement, they will truly replace your car and not pilfer depreciation; if you total your car w/in 1 year near any other policy, they only discharge actual cash convenience which could put you upside down on a lown since vehicles depreciate so much the 1st year; once you hit the 1 year blotch and/or the 12K or 15K mileage, you can no longer get this coverage, but you simply pay for it 1 year one and only;
I've passed my driving question paper today!?
The single extended warranties I will buy or recommend is the OEM extended warranty. For Example, buy a nissan, Get a Nissan Extended warranty. ALWAYS use the manufacturer Extended warranty. They are the best, will only use NEW OEM parts and will not dance bankrupt. A lot of aftermarket warranty companies progress out of business, and they will try their best to deny claims, use old parts, or cheap aftermarket parts, etc.
How much does it cost to replace...
HI!,
My wife has be a warranty clerk at several different dealerships over the past 25+ years. I enjoy heard her read out on numerous occasions that the simply extended warranties that are any right are the ones you purchase from the manufacturer at the dealership. I don't know anything something like Geico, but 40.26 a six months seems really cheap!
Take a copy of the warranty to your dealership. Ask the individual who process the warranties and the service planner to take a look at it and provide you their opinion!
Watch out for the fine print!
Take Care!
Answers: here is my suggestion; go to consumer reports and check out the make/model/year you are buying; they detail all problems associated near that particular vehicle; they jump back 5 to 7 years i belive;
ie; nouns conditioning, electrical etc; some vehicles repair history is minimum; next to 7 years, anything that goes wrong most feasible wont happen for possibly 3 + years or more;
also; profoundly of new vehicle have different warranties from the factory owner for possibly 3 years?? (free)
now say-so you dont have any problems for at least possible 3 years minimum; by that time you will have salaried $241.56
i suggest like one other stated; hold this to a service shop of the dealer for an opionion; ask them what might be the most adjectives mechanical things that can travel wrong in 7 years; ask them what would be the average cost for respectively of the repairs;
(take a notepad and write it down); you may find that the average repair maybe smaller amount than $250, and if so, you will be paying 100% for those repairs; so if a repair costs $325, you will pay $250 and Geico will income $75;
now if this be a used car several years prehistoric, it might make sense since you may not know if you are buying a lemon or a pious auto; i doubt they offer this on used vehicle, only up to date since unlikely they will have exceptionally few claims; also, if you change companies influence 2 to 3 years later for lower price, afterwards you paid for something you never used; this is a unmarked coverage that i never heard in the region of; so if you change companies, it is unlikely another company have this coverage;
like i said; check next to the service shop and consumer reports; then generate your decision;
if this truck is brand unmarked; one coverage i would suggest getting if available with Geico is "fresh car replacement cost"
some companies allow any 6 months or 1 year; depending on the company could be 12K or 15K mileage for 1 year; so if you total your car w/in the 1 year or mileage requirement, they will truly replace your car and not pilfer depreciation; if you total your car w/in 1 year near any other policy, they only discharge actual cash convenience which could put you upside down on a lown since vehicles depreciate so much the 1st year; once you hit the 1 year blotch and/or the 12K or 15K mileage, you can no longer get this coverage, but you simply pay for it 1 year one and only;
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