velocity;751215 said:The problem with these extended warranties is that there is no guarantee on how long they would take to rectify any problems. Since they have to keep costs down to a minimal, they might want to source for the cheapest parts and would hence take a longer time to repair. For the more exotic makes/models, they can simply keep delaying by saying that parts are not available and that they have to order from overseas.
As they might not have experience with more exotic makes/models, there is also a chance that they will not do a good job and end up causing other problems. This leads to another area of concern which is whether they will try to pin the problem on other related areas that are not covered under warranty first and get you to pay for it before they are willing to look at the areas which are covered under warranty.
Well caveat emptor, let the buyer beware
S2k;751220 said:i'll still go for PI, the upfront savings i get allows me to makan the warranty myself even if the PI folds up
ac323;751218 said:so buy from AD still safer?
cheers
S2k;751295 said:my case is quite unique as i upfront told the PI i wanna buy without warranty so i ask for quite substantial discount upfront
S2k;751335 said:$400 is abit ridiculous la.... how to sustain the business n to think that the PI actually believes in it :boring::boring:
S2k;751339 said:true but to think the workshop is willing to makan $400 to insured a 100+k car is abit too far fetched
S2k;751339 said:true but to think the workshop is willing to makan $400 to insured a 100+k car is abit too far fetched
ac323;751344 said:true, meaning even a person that drank 6 bottles of Cogna also won't believe.................?
cheers
Centurion9990;751348 said:Same thoughts here... I got a good pal who worked for a big PI last time... He told me his firm is paying about $500/year for 5years or 100,000km, whichever come first, for the warrenty... Quote was on F10 523i...