I can't see how the warranty being purchased by the original owner or the current owner makes any difference. Just tell them you changed your name! :PQuote:
Originally Posted by XXX-1.8T
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I can't see how the warranty being purchased by the original owner or the current owner makes any difference. Just tell them you changed your name! :PQuote:
Originally Posted by XXX-1.8T
The extended warranty is rubbish - dont bother with it. So many exclusions and it only covers $1,000 in parts. Pffft.
Plus you have to keep getting your car serviced at the dealership so....
1) You keep getting ripped off by their inflated servicing prices
2) Your car is worked on by apprentices
3) If you move cities / state your warranty is voided unless you return the car to the original dealership for a service each time (hardly possible if you move cities let alone states).
Which warranty are you talking about?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lucas_R
Have you actually read the PDS for the VW/Allianz new car extended warranty?
Because what you have said above is all wrong.
I'd suggest he is confused and is talking about the shonky dealer aftermarket warranties ;)
He must be;). Because I would never had bought a warranty that was limited to $1000 per claim etc.
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Originally Posted by ian
Klosters apologised as they made a mistake.
But they gave me the following quotes which seem expensive:
36 / 60000 - $2200
36 / time -100000kms - $2421
anyone get any better deals?
Car is a 09 R36 Wagon with 30000kms
I got a better deal for the 36 / time 100k from Klosters than you have listed. Did you tell them you got their details from this forum?
No i didnt should i have?
I did speak to Michelle Traill unless i was suppose to speak to someone else?
Yes you should.
Dont you drive a Golf?Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie1
Im getting quotes for Passat R36