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#66 of 2873 by q45man Jul 19, 2003 (12:15 pm)
If you are a company like Furd, and have increased incentives to $3450 to just move cars, where do you save money [get some back] by paying the dealer and his employees LESS on warranty work........unless the government will bail you out...[No Japanese will do it too much liability] ......finally they are talking about firing 2400 white collars before end of year. [today's news]   Their labor and pension costs [mostly unfunded] are killing them as is their lack of productivity.   http://www.fordtechs.com/survey.asp http://flatratetech.com/pub102.htm http://flatratetech.com/pub104.htm   What does all this have to do with warranty, the unions are in process of organizing technicans.   Doubtful that they could cheapen the line more than they already have done......Paper and glue cars are next you really don't need metal.
#68 of 2873 WIll this one pay claims??? by Henry Aug 07, 2003 (11:29 am)
I may be flying without a warranty on my 95 olds Aurora since WG is not paying claims. I must admit that I am a little scared about that possibility.   The one warranty I can still get will cost me $1,850 for 2 years. What do yu think guys??? The warranty is from National Auto Care Corporation.   Henri
#69 of 2873 Henry by redline65 Aug 07, 2003 (6:43 pm)
Henry why are you considering a 3rd party extended warranty after the WG disaster? Personally I probably wouldn't pay $1850 for a 2 year contract. Put the money in the bank and use it for repairs for the next 2 years.
#70 of 2873 Makes sense, redline - by zueslewis Aug 07, 2003 (6:58 pm)
No way I'd even consider it.
#71 of 2873 can i cancel my extended warranty? by ambetkatindig1 Aug 08, 2003 (10:39 am)
I'm not intending to but I just want to have an idea.   Are there any fees to pay for?
#72 of 2873 by kcram HOST Aug 08, 2003 (1:45 pm)
Hi ambet   Any cancellation provisions and requirements should be in the contraxt you received when you purchased. Every company is different in terms of how they handle cancellations - some pay in full, some pro-rate.   kcram Host Smart Shopper and FWI Message Boards
#73 of 2873 can i cancel my extended warranty - a response by 2crnot2c Aug 08, 2003 (4:15 pm)
In the case of WG, the contract is of no use. I cancelled withing their 60 review period. Even though the contract mentions that I should get back all the money I spent, the reality of the matter is that I am stil waiting to see 1 cent.   Once money has left your hands, do not expect that you will see it again.
#74 of 2873 by kirstie_h HOST Aug 15, 2003 (12:12 pm)
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#75 of 2873 Practical Help please by markusgmc Aug 16, 2003 (9:14 am)
I just purchased an 01 Yukon XL. I have 6k miles before the manufacturer's warranty runs out. This thread is a little bit too in the weeds for me. I just need some advice on extended warranties... or whatever you want to call them... are they worth it or no?   If they are worth it, can I get some guidance on where to go for the best deal?   Thanks much

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