Just because you bought it from a dealer doesn't mean that the "GM" warranty
is bad. It may not have the backed by GM...dealers can sell whatever they
want, and often it is the product with the best margin, not the best
coverage. Remember, the mfg wants you to be happy with your car, and buy
another one. The multitude (over 250) aftermarket warranty sellers could
care less what car you buy next.
Car mfg warranties are the best going...I've had experience with many of
them, and lots of experience with the aftermarket ones. More happy
customers with the mfg warr.
I wouldn't say that all aftermarket warranties are bad, but that's why I
asked the questions I asked earlier.
Sorry, I got in on this thread late:-)
Safety Fast!
Gordie Bird
62 MGA
>
>
> How true. I bought one once as an extension of the "bumper to bumper" GM
> warranty. Problem was that GM and the dealer would not honor the
> Bumper to
> bumper warranty until I went to the Better Business Bureau. And then when
> the extended warranty kicked in, I had moved to another state and then
> another GM dealer refuse to honor it because it was only good at the
> issuing dealer. I got rid of the car not long after that and
> haven't owned
> a GM product since.
>
> So in short, make sure where the extended warranty is good at.
>
> David Councill
> 67 BGT
> 72 B
>
> At 03:35 PM 9/8/2003 -0400, Ajhsys@aol.com wrote:
>
> >That's why you should never buy one from a dealer. You can shop
> for the same
> >coverage or better, directly from the supplier. And the dealer always
> >pressures you into buying it at the time of sale, simply so you
> don't have
> >a chance
> >to shop around.
> >
> >Allen Hefner
> >Philadelphia Region SCCA RoadRally Chairman
> >'75 MG Midget (The Project)
> >'99 Ford Contour (2.5L 24v V6 SE Sport)
> >and my Mom's '85 Toyota Tercel in the driveway
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