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I'm interested in hearing responses on this.
For me, while the DCT is one huge reason for wanting the car, it's also one concern for long-term (aka probably permanent) ownership. Basically the biggest concern....
For me, while the DCT is one huge reason for wanting the car, it's also one concern for long-term (aka probably permanent) ownership. Basically the biggest concern....
Blwnsmoke
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When you can buy them at dealer cost, it's a no brainer to me. Even low mileage, you could do an 8yr/36k for under $1,500. If you just want the power train, that's under $1,000.
And with such low mileage, you could renew it at the end of the 8 years for another 4 or 5 years.
Da Bear
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Yes. I have an 8 year with lots of miles(60,000). Especially, for engine replacement. There is a forum,here, on the plan from Flood Ford? Goose, you may want to jump in and reply. My dealer matched the price from Flood Ford which was @$800.00.
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Since I was willing to pay a reasonable ADM on the car - they gave me the extended at a really good price - I figure with all the electronics and stuff - it was worth it to cover me all the way out for 6 years and way more miles than I can put on it here in snow country.
Also did the full wheel and tire - mostly because that was damn near free - and since I bent 2 rims on the C7 - I cam into it with a "fear" factor as well.
All in for everything covered bumper to bumper including wheels and tires for 5 years and like 60k miles - I paid just a hair over $2k.
(edit - this even includes bushings and other things that HPDE track time will put a beat down on)
Also did the full wheel and tire - mostly because that was damn near free - and since I bent 2 rims on the C7 - I cam into it with a "fear" factor as well.
All in for everything covered bumper to bumper including wheels and tires for 5 years and like 60k miles - I paid just a hair over $2k.
(edit - this even includes bushings and other things that HPDE track time will put a beat down on)
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I definitely would get the extended warranty. I got Flood Ford, they will be the best price, unless your dealer will match it. I believe I posted a thread about it. I am still in Vegas on a trip and only on my phone so I’m a little limited between device and time.
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I took the 8/75,000 for $1,160 which I looked at as a good option, but since the new year the prices went through the roof. But for me it was a no brainer as I know I wont hit the 75,000 mark, but at least the car is covered 2028.
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Thanks all! This is great info. At the prices being discussed, it really is a no brainer. Especially considering how much I’ll be spending on PPF.
I appreciate the info of Flood Ford. That will give me a solid alternative and some negotiating leverage for the dreaded visit to the finance managers office when I take delivery.
I appreciate the info of Flood Ford. That will give me a solid alternative and some negotiating leverage for the dreaded visit to the finance managers office when I take delivery.
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That is correct starting I believe 1/6/2021 thats the going price. I know some place MIGHT be playing with old pricing, but I think thats long gone at this point, unless someone else has an ace up their sleeve.
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No you did not, you missed the cutoff for the price increase which is was 1/6/2021 I believe.HOLYthose Flood Ford ESP prices are CHEAP - I got screwed!
Luckily - I have 60 days to cancel no hassle...
fishpick
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I still got
- looking at their pricing chart right now - 6 year - 60K, that's 10K more than my coverage right now... $1790... and I can use the 42K Ford Points I got when I took delivery to lower it another $250... and that's with a $100 deductible... my current plan is like $200 more before the ford pass points, for 50K miles with a $150 deductible...kauljp
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Is there anything similar for canadians, lol. I would like to look into this if anyone has some info. Thanks
Ablaze
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I definitely went with the extended warranty. As someone earlier said, it was a no brainer. 8 years/60k miles, less than $1k. Only thing I screwed up on was not getting the key services.
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