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Last post on Jul 12, 2012 at 8:33 PM
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#1 of 6 Questions on Subaru CPO Warranties
by jl09610159
Mar 03, 2012 (6:36 am)
I ma interested in Imprezas old models before 2012 (4 door or 5 door) and I will probably go with a CPO.
I went here: http://www.subaru.com/vehicles/certified-pre-owned.html?s_kwcid=+CPO%20+subaru
Never bought a CPO before and so confused by warranty issues, so here are my questions:
If the car has some original warranty left, is that going to be transferred to me?
Where should I look for terms conditions of 6year/100,000 mile Powertrain plan? How do I know what's covered/not covered ?
If I am not satisfied with 6year/100,000 mile Powertrain plan, I should buy Added Security Extended Service Contracts (either Classic or Gold Plus). Correct ?
Thanks Subaru owners !
#2 of 6 Re: Questions on Subaru CPO Warranties [jl09610159]
by paulvincent1
May 08, 2012 (3:18 am)
No, it will not transfer, and although the owner is suppose to get a prorated return on his unused warranty, good luck to him in getting it. To get my unused warranty money returned, I needed to contact Subaru USA twice as the dealership (which actually send the check out) would not release/send the check to me, and after my initial call, the dealership refused to let me speak with the manager responsible for the warranty refund check. They played phone tag - even sending my call to their Nissan dealership as part of their avoidance technique.It was not a desirable experience, and I will think long and hard before ever considering buying a Subaru again. It was as if none of the consumer protections developed over the last forty years even mattered.
#3 of 6 Re: Questions on Subaru CPO Warranties [jl09610159]
by xwesx
May 08, 2012 (3:41 pm)
The factory warranty stays with the car, so yes, it will transfer.
If the car has a Subaru extended warranty, that can be transferred to a new owner or, as paulvincent1 stated, the unused portion of the warranty (in terms of time/mileage, whichever is less) can be prorated back to the current owner.
#4 of 6 Re: Questions on Subaru CPO Warranties [xwesx]
by ateixeira
May 10, 2012 (12:14 pm)
We sold our 2002 Legacy with ~6 months or so and a lot of miles left on it.
Gotta say, it made selling the car sooooooooooo easy. Every little concern the buyer had, I just reminded him - he had bumper to bumper warranty coverage.
I doubt he ever used it, but he paid full asking price.
#5 of 6 Re: Questions on Subaru CPO Warranties [jl09610159]
by yurpilotspeakn
Jul 12, 2012 (9:11 am)
I'm on my 2nd new Subie and can tell you that if an extended warranty is what you are after, you should try Don at Mastria. I shopped plenty and found him to be much cheaper on the gold plus plans than anyone else I contacted, especially my selling dealer. Bought plans from him on both cars (about 4 years apart) and could not be happier with the way I was treated and the price. $1495.00 got me the 7 year 100k gold plus extended plan , $0.00 deductible. The next closest quote I got was $1975.00 with a $50.00 deductible and others were more than that! Don's contact is 888-848-4309
#6 of 6 Re: Questions on Subaru CPO Warranties [yurpilotspeakn]
by xwesx
Jul 12, 2012 (8:33 pm)
That's the same price I paid for the same warranty, same seller. It was an excellent experience.