Advice on buying a warranty
08-10-2008, 04:09 PM
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Advice on buying a warranty
I'm in the process of buying a used car and am looking for a warranty for it.
It's a 53 plate Mondeo TDCI, so I'm worried about fuel pump, injector and Dual Mass Flywheel/Clutch failures.
I'd sooner pay a couple of extra quid to save cash and hassle in the event of a failure like the above...
Does anybody have any recommendations? Even if it is advice on who to avoid LOL
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Neil.
It's a 53 plate Mondeo TDCI, so I'm worried about fuel pump, injector and Dual Mass Flywheel/Clutch failures.
I'd sooner pay a couple of extra quid to save cash and hassle in the event of a failure like the above...
Does anybody have any recommendations? Even if it is advice on who to avoid LOL
Cheers
Neil.
08-10-2008, 04:39 PM
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Don't go with Auto protect. £500 for 2 year gold cover, covers all electrical mechanical faults. When you phone up to claim they say its not covererd as its wear and tear
. My advice would be to read all the small print, and the very very small print.
. My advice would be to read all the small print, and the very very small print.
08-10-2008, 09:19 PM
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Hi Mate , Ive Been In The Motor Trade For More Years Than I Care To Remember
And We Dont Deal With Anyone Who Comes In With A Warranty , Just Not Worth The Fookin Hassle , There's Always A Way Out In The Small Print , Then Your Left To Deal With The Guy With The Fooked Car , Keep Your Money For The Warranty For When The Flywheel Goes And Fix It Yourself , Also People Who Sell You The Warranty Get Comission On Sale Of Warranty's , The More They Take Off You , The Bigger The Kick Back
Hope This Helps
John
And We Dont Deal With Anyone Who Comes In With A Warranty , Just Not Worth The Fookin Hassle , There's Always A Way Out In The Small Print , Then Your Left To Deal With The Guy With The Fooked Car , Keep Your Money For The Warranty For When The Flywheel Goes And Fix It Yourself , Also People Who Sell You The Warranty Get Comission On Sale Of Warranty's , The More They Take Off You , The Bigger The Kick Back
Hope This Helps
John
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