M5 Warranty
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OK Gents:
$4200+tax for 48mo/80,000KM warranty.
Covers everything but wearable items (brakes,trim,etc) and does not include aftermarket exhaust,etc.
SA tells me the pulley is no issue, worse case they remove it and put the factory one back on.
Also in regards to the Clutch they are saying because it is directly related to the SMG and that it is argueable to be an "automatic" that it should be covered if it goes.
Drivetrain (engine,tranmission,diffs,etc) are all covered.
Worth it or what?
Im thinkin based on resale value increase alone, and piece of mind, that i should purchase it.
$4200+tax for 48mo/80,000KM warranty.
Covers everything but wearable items (brakes,trim,etc) and does not include aftermarket exhaust,etc.
SA tells me the pulley is no issue, worse case they remove it and put the factory one back on.
Also in regards to the Clutch they are saying because it is directly related to the SMG and that it is argueable to be an "automatic" that it should be covered if it goes.
Drivetrain (engine,tranmission,diffs,etc) are all covered.
Worth it or what?
Im thinkin based on resale value increase alone, and piece of mind, that i should purchase it.
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I am in the market for a warranty as my 08 M5 warranty is going to be up in a few weeks, what do you guys recommend (What company do I get it from) ?
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Will help immensily for trade-in and resale down the road along with piece of mind.
The company I am going to go through is Coverage One(ultimate package). It is a Canadian BMW Exclusive warranty option.
Get your extended warranty before your OEM warranty expires!!
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I dont plan to sell my car at ALL, it has 13k miles on it and every OPTION. Cant imagine how much I love it.
I was looking into the NAC warranty for 6 years 75k miles
Do you guys have any idea on that one ?
BMW over charges for their warranty and doesn't even cover everything in the CPO, I mean Maint warranty is extra.
I was looking into the NAC warranty for 6 years 75k miles
Do you guys have any idea on that one ?
BMW over charges for their warranty and doesn't even cover everything in the CPO, I mean Maint warranty is extra.
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EuroCarFan how do you like EasyCare. How do you like that, could you please give me details on someone I can talk to like an agent or something.
Thanks,
Thanks,
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The main reason I went with them is because that's the third party warranty my dealer sells so I figured they already have an established relationship with my dealer which would make the claims process a lot easier. I had suggested earlier in the thread that perhaps you guys should ask what insurance your dealer sells and use them but of course, that's just my opinion and maybe it doesn't matter who you go with. If you want to check out EasyCare, you can just contact them directly if your dealer doesn't carry them: http://easycare.com/