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Re: Extended Warranty
Of course, if I bought it I'd never see the actual cost. I will call a couple
of other Chrysler dealers in the area and get a quote. Thanks to all the others that responded to this post. I still have Canadian Tire Auto Club (sorry, now Roadside Assistance) because it is non-refundable, yet remains attached to the licence plate. With each renewal in January, there is a 'freebie' L.O.F. coupon along with enough $14.95 coupons to last the year when I was changing the oil on my Exploder every 3 months. I will call the CTC service manager and see what kind of a deal we can make with the difference being a diesel. I've dealt there for years. I just might carry on with the CTC thing since it covers a tow up to 250 km, which is better than Chrysler only towing to the closest dealer. In the meantime, I'm told that I have up to the limits of the basic warranty to still purchase an extended warranty. That's 3/60 along with the 5/100 power train coverage. I'm thinking I'll tell them to take the Gold Plus Plan off the contract on Tuesday BEFORE I give them the rest of the down payment. I'm telling you, this business manager reminded me of one of those guys selling a slicer & dicer at the fair. Anyhow, I'm glad I found a Jeep newsgroup with a bunch of great people. Thanks again to everyone. >>When someone starts lying to me, it is time to walk. >> >>$125.00 for an oil change??????????? >> >>That's theft. >> >>Canadian Tire just said $49.95 at the most because it's a CRD, the >>regular engine is about $25.00. >> >>Mike >>86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 >>88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's >>Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view! >>Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590 >>(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page) >> >>budman@suckeggs.ca wrote: >>> >>> Just bought a new Liberty CRD and of course I got the usual sales pitch from the >>> business 'manager' about the virtues of an extended warranty, and especially in >>> this case for a diesel. He's trying to sell me the Gold Plus plan because it >>> provides 10 free oil changes over the life of the plan. He told me that he's >>> sure that Chrysler "made a mistake" on this, because oil changes on a diesel are >>> worth $125.00 a pop. >>> >>> Would anyone care to verify or dispute this? And while we're at it, if you were >>> buying a new Liberty CRD, which extended warranty would be most appropriate for >>> the long haul? >>> >>> Thanx folks |
Re: Extended Warranty
Of course, if I bought it I'd never see the actual cost. I will call a couple
of other Chrysler dealers in the area and get a quote. Thanks to all the others that responded to this post. I still have Canadian Tire Auto Club (sorry, now Roadside Assistance) because it is non-refundable, yet remains attached to the licence plate. With each renewal in January, there is a 'freebie' L.O.F. coupon along with enough $14.95 coupons to last the year when I was changing the oil on my Exploder every 3 months. I will call the CTC service manager and see what kind of a deal we can make with the difference being a diesel. I've dealt there for years. I just might carry on with the CTC thing since it covers a tow up to 250 km, which is better than Chrysler only towing to the closest dealer. In the meantime, I'm told that I have up to the limits of the basic warranty to still purchase an extended warranty. That's 3/60 along with the 5/100 power train coverage. I'm thinking I'll tell them to take the Gold Plus Plan off the contract on Tuesday BEFORE I give them the rest of the down payment. I'm telling you, this business manager reminded me of one of those guys selling a slicer & dicer at the fair. Anyhow, I'm glad I found a Jeep newsgroup with a bunch of great people. Thanks again to everyone. >>When someone starts lying to me, it is time to walk. >> >>$125.00 for an oil change??????????? >> >>That's theft. >> >>Canadian Tire just said $49.95 at the most because it's a CRD, the >>regular engine is about $25.00. >> >>Mike >>86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 >>88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's >>Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view! >>Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590 >>(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page) >> >>budman@suckeggs.ca wrote: >>> >>> Just bought a new Liberty CRD and of course I got the usual sales pitch from the >>> business 'manager' about the virtues of an extended warranty, and especially in >>> this case for a diesel. He's trying to sell me the Gold Plus plan because it >>> provides 10 free oil changes over the life of the plan. He told me that he's >>> sure that Chrysler "made a mistake" on this, because oil changes on a diesel are >>> worth $125.00 a pop. >>> >>> Would anyone care to verify or dispute this? And while we're at it, if you were >>> buying a new Liberty CRD, which extended warranty would be most appropriate for >>> the long haul? >>> >>> Thanx folks |
Re: Extended Warranty
Of course, if I bought it I'd never see the actual cost. I will call a couple
of other Chrysler dealers in the area and get a quote. Thanks to all the others that responded to this post. I still have Canadian Tire Auto Club (sorry, now Roadside Assistance) because it is non-refundable, yet remains attached to the licence plate. With each renewal in January, there is a 'freebie' L.O.F. coupon along with enough $14.95 coupons to last the year when I was changing the oil on my Exploder every 3 months. I will call the CTC service manager and see what kind of a deal we can make with the difference being a diesel. I've dealt there for years. I just might carry on with the CTC thing since it covers a tow up to 250 km, which is better than Chrysler only towing to the closest dealer. In the meantime, I'm told that I have up to the limits of the basic warranty to still purchase an extended warranty. That's 3/60 along with the 5/100 power train coverage. I'm thinking I'll tell them to take the Gold Plus Plan off the contract on Tuesday BEFORE I give them the rest of the down payment. I'm telling you, this business manager reminded me of one of those guys selling a slicer & dicer at the fair. Anyhow, I'm glad I found a Jeep newsgroup with a bunch of great people. Thanks again to everyone. >>When someone starts lying to me, it is time to walk. >> >>$125.00 for an oil change??????????? >> >>That's theft. >> >>Canadian Tire just said $49.95 at the most because it's a CRD, the >>regular engine is about $25.00. >> >>Mike >>86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 >>88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's >>Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view! >>Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590 >>(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page) >> >>budman@suckeggs.ca wrote: >>> >>> Just bought a new Liberty CRD and of course I got the usual sales pitch from the >>> business 'manager' about the virtues of an extended warranty, and especially in >>> this case for a diesel. He's trying to sell me the Gold Plus plan because it >>> provides 10 free oil changes over the life of the plan. He told me that he's >>> sure that Chrysler "made a mistake" on this, because oil changes on a diesel are >>> worth $125.00 a pop. >>> >>> Would anyone care to verify or dispute this? And while we're at it, if you were >>> buying a new Liberty CRD, which extended warranty would be most appropriate for >>> the long haul? >>> >>> Thanx folks |
Re: Extended Warranty
The diesel engine run so dirty that we just don't change one
filter: http://www.----------.com/temp/VolvoVT880EngineD16.jpg Remember there's one in the exhaust, too. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- budman@suckeggs.ca wrote: > > Just bought a new Liberty CRD and of course I got the usual sales pitch from the > business 'manager' about the virtues of an extended warranty, and especially in > this case for a diesel. He's trying to sell me the Gold Plus plan because it > provides 10 free oil changes over the life of the plan. He told me that he's > sure that Chrysler "made a mistake" on this, because oil changes on a diesel are > worth $125.00 a pop. > > Would anyone care to verify or dispute this? And while we're at it, if you were > buying a new Liberty CRD, which extended warranty would be most appropriate for > the long haul? > > Thanx folks |
Re: Extended Warranty
The diesel engine run so dirty that we just don't change one
filter: http://www.----------.com/temp/VolvoVT880EngineD16.jpg Remember there's one in the exhaust, too. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- budman@suckeggs.ca wrote: > > Just bought a new Liberty CRD and of course I got the usual sales pitch from the > business 'manager' about the virtues of an extended warranty, and especially in > this case for a diesel. He's trying to sell me the Gold Plus plan because it > provides 10 free oil changes over the life of the plan. He told me that he's > sure that Chrysler "made a mistake" on this, because oil changes on a diesel are > worth $125.00 a pop. > > Would anyone care to verify or dispute this? And while we're at it, if you were > buying a new Liberty CRD, which extended warranty would be most appropriate for > the long haul? > > Thanx folks |
Re: Extended Warranty
The diesel engine run so dirty that we just don't change one
filter: http://www.----------.com/temp/VolvoVT880EngineD16.jpg Remember there's one in the exhaust, too. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- budman@suckeggs.ca wrote: > > Just bought a new Liberty CRD and of course I got the usual sales pitch from the > business 'manager' about the virtues of an extended warranty, and especially in > this case for a diesel. He's trying to sell me the Gold Plus plan because it > provides 10 free oil changes over the life of the plan. He told me that he's > sure that Chrysler "made a mistake" on this, because oil changes on a diesel are > worth $125.00 a pop. > > Would anyone care to verify or dispute this? And while we're at it, if you were > buying a new Liberty CRD, which extended warranty would be most appropriate for > the long haul? > > Thanx folks |
Re: Extended Warranty
I never buy extended warranties. I figure that I have saved enough money
over the last ten years or so, to pay cash for a replacement vehicle, if it comes to that. When I bought my Wrangler twelve years ago, they said, "What will you do if it breaks down?" I don't know the answer to that, because it hasn't broken down yet. Earle <budman@suckeggs.ca> wrote in message news:7dl17218ltseavf8te684csunvomokfdte@4ax.com... > Of course, if I bought it I'd never see the actual cost. I will call a couple > of other Chrysler dealers in the area and get a quote. Thanks to all the others > that responded to this post. I still have Canadian Tire Auto Club (sorry, now > Roadside Assistance) because it is non-refundable, yet remains attached to the > licence plate. With each renewal in January, there is a 'freebie' L.O.F. > coupon along with enough $14.95 coupons to last the year when I was changing the > oil on my Exploder every 3 months. I will call the CTC service manager and see > what kind of a deal we can make with the difference being a diesel. I've dealt > there for years. I just might carry on with the CTC thing since it covers a tow > up to 250 km, which is better than Chrysler only towing to the closest dealer. > > In the meantime, I'm told that I have up to the limits of the basic warranty to > still purchase an extended warranty. That's 3/60 along with the 5/100 power > train coverage. I'm thinking I'll tell them to take the Gold Plus Plan off the > contract on Tuesday BEFORE I give them the rest of the down payment. I'm > telling you, this business manager reminded me of one of those guys selling a > slicer & dicer at the fair. > > Anyhow, I'm glad I found a Jeep newsgroup with a bunch of great people. Thanks > again to everyone. > > > >>When someone starts lying to me, it is time to walk. > >> > >>$125.00 for an oil change??????????? > >> > >>That's theft. > >> > >>Canadian Tire just said $49.95 at the most because it's a CRD, the > >>regular engine is about $25.00. > >> > >>Mike > >>86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > >>88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's > >>Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view! > >>Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590 > >>(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page) > >> > >>budman@suckeggs.ca wrote: > >>> > >>> Just bought a new Liberty CRD and of course I got the usual sales pitch from > the > >>> business 'manager' about the virtues of an extended warranty, and especially > in > >>> this case for a diesel. He's trying to sell me the Gold Plus plan because > it > >>> provides 10 free oil changes over the life of the plan. He told me that > he's > >>> sure that Chrysler "made a mistake" on this, because oil changes on a diesel > are > >>> worth $125.00 a pop. > >>> > >>> Would anyone care to verify or dispute this? And while we're at it, if you > were > >>> buying a new Liberty CRD, which extended warranty would be most appropriate > for > >>> the long haul? > >>> > >>> Thanx folks > *** Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com *** |
Re: Extended Warranty
I never buy extended warranties. I figure that I have saved enough money
over the last ten years or so, to pay cash for a replacement vehicle, if it comes to that. When I bought my Wrangler twelve years ago, they said, "What will you do if it breaks down?" I don't know the answer to that, because it hasn't broken down yet. Earle <budman@suckeggs.ca> wrote in message news:7dl17218ltseavf8te684csunvomokfdte@4ax.com... > Of course, if I bought it I'd never see the actual cost. I will call a couple > of other Chrysler dealers in the area and get a quote. Thanks to all the others > that responded to this post. I still have Canadian Tire Auto Club (sorry, now > Roadside Assistance) because it is non-refundable, yet remains attached to the > licence plate. With each renewal in January, there is a 'freebie' L.O.F. > coupon along with enough $14.95 coupons to last the year when I was changing the > oil on my Exploder every 3 months. I will call the CTC service manager and see > what kind of a deal we can make with the difference being a diesel. I've dealt > there for years. I just might carry on with the CTC thing since it covers a tow > up to 250 km, which is better than Chrysler only towing to the closest dealer. > > In the meantime, I'm told that I have up to the limits of the basic warranty to > still purchase an extended warranty. That's 3/60 along with the 5/100 power > train coverage. I'm thinking I'll tell them to take the Gold Plus Plan off the > contract on Tuesday BEFORE I give them the rest of the down payment. I'm > telling you, this business manager reminded me of one of those guys selling a > slicer & dicer at the fair. > > Anyhow, I'm glad I found a Jeep newsgroup with a bunch of great people. Thanks > again to everyone. > > > >>When someone starts lying to me, it is time to walk. > >> > >>$125.00 for an oil change??????????? > >> > >>That's theft. > >> > >>Canadian Tire just said $49.95 at the most because it's a CRD, the > >>regular engine is about $25.00. > >> > >>Mike > >>86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > >>88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's > >>Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view! > >>Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590 > >>(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page) > >> > >>budman@suckeggs.ca wrote: > >>> > >>> Just bought a new Liberty CRD and of course I got the usual sales pitch from > the > >>> business 'manager' about the virtues of an extended warranty, and especially > in > >>> this case for a diesel. He's trying to sell me the Gold Plus plan because > it > >>> provides 10 free oil changes over the life of the plan. He told me that > he's > >>> sure that Chrysler "made a mistake" on this, because oil changes on a diesel > are > >>> worth $125.00 a pop. > >>> > >>> Would anyone care to verify or dispute this? And while we're at it, if you > were > >>> buying a new Liberty CRD, which extended warranty would be most appropriate > for > >>> the long haul? > >>> > >>> Thanx folks > *** Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com *** |
Re: Extended Warranty
I never buy extended warranties. I figure that I have saved enough money
over the last ten years or so, to pay cash for a replacement vehicle, if it comes to that. When I bought my Wrangler twelve years ago, they said, "What will you do if it breaks down?" I don't know the answer to that, because it hasn't broken down yet. Earle <budman@suckeggs.ca> wrote in message news:7dl17218ltseavf8te684csunvomokfdte@4ax.com... > Of course, if I bought it I'd never see the actual cost. I will call a couple > of other Chrysler dealers in the area and get a quote. Thanks to all the others > that responded to this post. I still have Canadian Tire Auto Club (sorry, now > Roadside Assistance) because it is non-refundable, yet remains attached to the > licence plate. With each renewal in January, there is a 'freebie' L.O.F. > coupon along with enough $14.95 coupons to last the year when I was changing the > oil on my Exploder every 3 months. I will call the CTC service manager and see > what kind of a deal we can make with the difference being a diesel. I've dealt > there for years. I just might carry on with the CTC thing since it covers a tow > up to 250 km, which is better than Chrysler only towing to the closest dealer. > > In the meantime, I'm told that I have up to the limits of the basic warranty to > still purchase an extended warranty. That's 3/60 along with the 5/100 power > train coverage. I'm thinking I'll tell them to take the Gold Plus Plan off the > contract on Tuesday BEFORE I give them the rest of the down payment. I'm > telling you, this business manager reminded me of one of those guys selling a > slicer & dicer at the fair. > > Anyhow, I'm glad I found a Jeep newsgroup with a bunch of great people. Thanks > again to everyone. > > > >>When someone starts lying to me, it is time to walk. > >> > >>$125.00 for an oil change??????????? > >> > >>That's theft. > >> > >>Canadian Tire just said $49.95 at the most because it's a CRD, the > >>regular engine is about $25.00. > >> > >>Mike > >>86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > >>88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's > >>Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view! > >>Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590 > >>(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page) > >> > >>budman@suckeggs.ca wrote: > >>> > >>> Just bought a new Liberty CRD and of course I got the usual sales pitch from > the > >>> business 'manager' about the virtues of an extended warranty, and especially > in > >>> this case for a diesel. He's trying to sell me the Gold Plus plan because > it > >>> provides 10 free oil changes over the life of the plan. He told me that > he's > >>> sure that Chrysler "made a mistake" on this, because oil changes on a diesel > are > >>> worth $125.00 a pop. > >>> > >>> Would anyone care to verify or dispute this? And while we're at it, if you > were > >>> buying a new Liberty CRD, which extended warranty would be most appropriate > for > >>> the long haul? > >>> > >>> Thanx folks > *** Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com *** |
Re: Extended Warranty
I bet that way, too. Even though RCA electronics have the shortest
ninety day warranties, so far I saved many times their value, in proposed insurance fees. I wouldn't have done it on my last car but the gave me the seven year, seventy thousand. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Earle Horton wrote: > > I never buy extended warranties. I figure that I have saved enough money > over the last ten years or so, to pay cash for a replacement vehicle, if it > comes to that. When I bought my Wrangler twelve years ago, they said, "What > will you do if it breaks down?" I don't know the answer to that, because it > hasn't broken down yet. > > Earle |
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