47k was the dealer price after incentives from Jeep and dealer discounts...I wound up financing 49k after trade in, taxes, buying extendedwarranty, a few grand down...etc...
I'm probably gonna cash in the warranty because I'm gonna install a loft, 37inch tires, rehear, etc....which is probably...
At least you bought something that’s limited production and desirable so probably good resale value.
There are good deals on new ones, but when you get one, get a manufacturer’s (not aftermarket or dealership) extended powertrain warranty. The new 3.6ls don’t hold up like our 2020s. You can use...
Got it back today, egr valve failed, which failed hard enough that it clogged up the cooler also. New valve and cooler later (covered under extendedwarranty) and she’s brand new again.
this sounds good.
I appreciate a dealer wanting to take care of owners.
can i extend this extendedwarranty after it expires?
originally i thought i would trade in my gladiator after 2-4 years. I would like to buy an extendedwarranty for 2-3years. (( I have 2023 gladiator))
BUT>>>>if I...
Because my Jeep has been in the shop so many times, the extendedwarranty through a third party has definitely paid off. Other people I know haven't had the vehicle in the shop as much and so it probably would not have been worthwhile. However, we purchased an extendedwarranty for my wife's...
...of calls and threatening legal action…and I was without my Jeep for half a year. After that experience, I started modifying my Jeep so it could handle any trail I wanted to run.
nope, my new gladiator does not have an extendedwarranty…nor does my wife’s 2023 Rubicon. I’ll just fix them...
...department you can live with. Most of my negative experiences with FCA products have been dealer generated. Consider a Mopar extendedwarranty unless you :
1.Willing and capable to repair it.
2.Don’t mind shelling out and have a good diagnostic technician handy.
Dealer service seems to make...
😆 🤣 Yea……I’d agree with that, although…I really don’t know why. That’s just how my ol’ noggin works. My husband and I will be talking about the same thing but we both have two totally different ways of explaining it. 🤷♀️ We both scratch our heads at each other.
It’s difficult for us to...
...contracts backed by an insurer.
Only the original manufacturer of an item can warrant it, no one else.
Some will toss in an "extendedwarranty" (really service contract) that is supplied by either MOPAR or - a third party.
Because shops, although connected, tend to operate as their own...
To be fair, you just said "warranty" and did not delineate between the factory and extended.
I have noticed in other threads and posts that your style of writing sometimes have people scratching their heads over similar things trying to connect what you meant vs. what you wrote and how it reads.
🙄 I never said the dealership could change the original factory warranty. The dealership has the ability add or adjust warranty coverage outside of the factory 3/36 (or whatever) to make a sale. That ‘added’ warranty falls on the responsibility of the dealership and nobody else.
I’ve done...
In my experience with extended warranties (Chevy) at the time. The extendedwarranty starts the same day you sign the papers. In essence you have a double warranty for the first 3/36 or 5/60 warranty. The only reason I know this is because when I cancelled the extendedwarranty it was prorated...
I don't think you understand. There is no negotiating on the standard factory warranty (3/36 bumper to bumper plus 5/60 powertrain for gas models). It is part of the vehicle. Think of it like the heater or windshield wipers. You don't negotiate those things with the dealer. The dealer is not...
Mine has 37” tires and the dealer covered mine under the powertrain warranty with no issues. The sooner you fix it the better. The amount metal from the d clutch failing will only cause other components to fail. What is a CEL? The D clutch also does the 3-4th gear shift as well, so backing into...
...have a hard clunk going into reverse one Time a day when cold. So my trans is slowly failing. I have a 7 year warranty and 75K mile extendedwarranty that the dealer will probably reject do to tire and gears. If I back into the garage I can avoid the clunk of reverse if that will help at all...