I'm coming close towards the end of my warranty,any suggestions on where I can buy or from whom to buy from.Dealerships here in San Francisco are charging $2000 to $2400----for a 7 yr 70,000 mile upgrade...

I'm coming close towards the end of my warranty,any suggestions on where I can buy or from whom to buy from.Dealerships here in San Francisco are charging $2000 to $2400----for a 7 yr 70,000 mile upgrade...

What mileage are you at? Off the top of my head I remember Don saying there was a $200 charge after 12k miles then it goes up from there. Also don't forget about the $500 SRT charge. So realistically its begins at $1300 depending on mileage (if you did not include those fees)
Besides the dealer check out other sources for extended warranties.

Heres the google search for extended warranties.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=extended+warranties&btnG=Google+Search

Whats everyone else paying for extended warranties?

What mileage are you at? Off the top of my head I remember Don saying there was a $200 charge after 12k miles then it goes up from there. Also don't forget about the $500 SRT charge. So realistically its begins at $1300 depending on mileage (if you did not include those fees)
Besides the dealer check out other sources for extended warranties.

Heres the google search for extended warranties.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=extended+warranties&btnG=Google+Search

Whats everyone else paying for extended warranties?

i'm at 31,000

i'm at 31,000

I went back to some previous post's.Champion Jeep came up alot and what about chryslerwarrantys.com?

Given the complexities and repair costs of today's cars, I would absolutely get a Chrysler warranty before you base warranty expires.

I would determine how long and how many miles you plan to keep your truck, shop around for the best price, and get the coverage for that time/mileage. If you sell it sooner, it will only help the truck's value, and one real repair will cost close to what you were quoted.

I baked one in to my transaction when I bought it, I got (50/60, $50 deductible) and loaner car for any overnight repair, for about half of what you are quoted. I based my term on time, because I never keep anything past 5 years and the JEEP is not my daily driver.

Good luck.

I Had 7/70 On My Daytona And When I Sold It They Gave Me A Check For Remainder Of Unused Balance.

I am in the same boat, but have a little more time with a 3/2006 in service date and only 20K miles right now.

I am looking at the 7/70K and trying to figure out whether to go with a $0 or $100 deductible. The difference in price is about $350.

That would mean the car would have to go in on 4 seperate occations for warranty repairs between 3/2009 and 3/2013 for it to make sense to purchase the $0 deductible option.

What do you guys think?
a) 7/70K with $0 deductible
b) 7/70K with $100 deductible

I am in the same boat, but have a little more time with a 3/2006 in service date and only 20K miles right now.

I am looking at the 7/70K and trying to figure out whether to go with a $0 or $100 deductible. The difference in price is about $350.

That would mean the car would have to go in on 4 seperate occations for warranty repairs between 3/2009 and 3/2013 for it to make sense to purchase the $0 deductible option.

What do you guys think?
a) 7/70K with $0 deductible
b) 7/70K with $100 deductible

I WOULD GO WITH A. IT WILL PAY FOR ITSELF ONE SHOT SEE THE PRICE OF THESE PARTS. :eek:

I WOULD GO WITH A. IT WILL PAY FOR ITSELF ONE SHOT SEE THE PRICE OF THESE PARTS. :eek:

i'm gonna go with the 7/70 $100 deductible...

I think $2000 - $2400 is super reasonable.

I am in the same boat, but have a little more time with a 3/2006 in service date and only 20K miles right now.

I am looking at the 7/70K and trying to figure out whether to go with a $0 or $100 deductible. The difference in price is about $350.

That would mean the car would have to go in on 4 seperate occations for warranty repairs between 3/2009 and 3/2013 for it to make sense to purchase the $0 deductible option.

What do you guys think?
a) 7/70K with $0 deductible
b) 7/70K with $100 deductible

Where are you getting it? In Chicago? Can you post the info so I ca do the same? Dont want to be caught without the warranty.

http://www.chryslerwarrantys.com/?promo3

Be sure to fill out the email field and wait to recieve an email with promo code for $180 off.

I have shopped it and this is the best price I could find. It is an OEM warranty that will be honored at and dealership.

Now, should I pay for the $0 deductible option or just stay with the $100 deductible?

I WOULD GO WITH A. IT WILL PAY FOR ITSELF ONE SHOT SEE THE PRICE OF THESE PARTS. :eek:

Yeah, I here you, but if the car would have to break down 4 times between March of 2009 and March of 2013 before the $0 deductible option makes sense. I am not sure I will keep it that long. Even a major catastrophe would only cost $100. Plus its a per visit not per item deductible. So if the car is brought in for several warranty issues, the $100 is paid once.

Does anyone think that the premium for the $0 deductible is worth its price in resale?

I WOULD GO WITH A. IT WILL PAY FOR ITSELF ONE SHOT SEE THE PRICE OF THESE PARTS. :eek:

^^^^ Agree. I also went with 7/70, zero deduct. The difference in price between zero deduct and $100 deduct, over the life of the warranty, was $400. That comes down to 4 trips within 7 years. It's a no brainer for me.

;)

^^^^ Agree. I also went with 7/70, zero deduct. The difference in price between zero deduct and $100 deduct, over the life of the warranty, was $400. That comes down to 4 trips within 7 years. It's a no brainer for me.

;)

...its actually 4 trips in 4 years because I still have 1yr left of the remaining 3yr/36K factory is $0 deductible...and chances are I will only keep it for 2 of those 4 years....