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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Cars / October 2007

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Factory Warranty - NOT From selling dealer?

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David In NH - 30 Sep 2007 23:48 GMT
Hi All:

I recently bought a 2007 Camry and the dealer wanted to sell me the extended
warranty for $1400. I felt this was too high and he said I could get it any
time before the normal 3 year/ 36000 mile warranty runs out. I'm only a year
into the car so I haven't done anything yet but there are Toyota dealers who
will sell it over the phone (with proof of ownership, etc.) for under $800.

My wife and I are looking into buying either an '07 or '08 Grand Caravan and
were wondering if factory extended warrantees are sold by other Dodge
dealers than the one who we might buy the car from. If so, what kind of
price should I expect to pay (assuming I choose to get one)?

Thanks in advance for any information.

- David
the fly - 01 Oct 2007 03:31 GMT
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    Extended warranties are NOT Factory warranties.
David In NH - 01 Oct 2007 04:26 GMT
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> Extended warranties are NOT Factory warranties.

They CAN be. The extended warranty on my Camry is from Toyota, not a
third-party. And when we bought our first Caravan, we purchased an extended
warranty that was from Dodge. All claims went through Dodge and all of the
paperwork (including the warranty itself) was from them. I'm aware that many
extended warranties do not come from the manufacturer, but some do.
Dan C - 01 Oct 2007 04:51 GMT
>> Extended warranties are NOT Factory warranties.

> They CAN be. The extended warranty on my Camry is from Toyota, not a
> third-party. And when we bought our first Caravan, we purchased an extended
> warranty that was from Dodge. All claims went through Dodge and all of the
> paperwork (including the warranty itself) was from them. I'm aware that many
> extended warranties do not come from the manufacturer, but some do.

Indeed they do.  I recently purchased an '07 Honda Accord for my daughter,
and got an 8-year/100K mile warranty directly from Honda ("Hondacare").
Pretty hard to beat, for the price (~$1700).

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D&LBusch - 01 Oct 2007 22:46 GMT
I usually buy the Factory Service Contract over the web from the cheapest
dealer.  The difference with some between the warranty and the service
contract is that the Service Contract comes with a deductible.  I've never
had any problem doing this and it has come in handy.
David

>>> Extended warranties are NOT Factory warranties.
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> and got an 8-year/100K mile warranty directly from Honda ("Hondacare").
> Pretty hard to beat, for the price (~$1700).
Wesley - 03 Oct 2007 03:55 GMT
I know someone who did exactly what you're talking about.  He found a Dodge
dealership online that was selling the Dodge (not another company) extended
warranty for much less than the local dealership.  I forget the price
difference, but it was significant.

Wesley

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miles - 03 Oct 2007 14:06 GMT
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> dealers than the one who we might buy the car from. If so, what kind of
> price should I expect to pay (assuming I choose to get one)?

Any Dodge dealer can sell you a factory extended warranty as long as
your vehicle qualifies.  What I did was get a quote from an online
dealer and showed the price and the plan ID number to my local dealer
who then matched it.  I wanted to finance it in with the car.  If you
dont need to finance the warranty in with the car loan then you'll save
lots of $'s by buying it elsewhere or talking or dealer down.

Currently most new Dodge vehicles already come with a lifetime
powertrain warranty.
 
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