EXTENDED WARRANTY for euro imports?
28 March 2001, 09:33 PM
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As the title says. My 1 year warranty has just elapsed on my Holland MY00. Where can I get another and how much?
All responses will be much appreciated. We all know how funny Scoobys are
Scotty
PS: Thanks again.
All responses will be much appreciated. We all know how funny Scoobys are
Scotty
PS: Thanks again.
29 March 2001, 07:03 AM
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I got an MB&G policy through:
J&M Marketing on 020 7384 1122. The guy that arranged it was Mike Wooley. Cost for 2 years, £520, maximum claim = purchase price of car, no limit on number of claims.
Ta,
Matt.
J&M Marketing on 020 7384 1122. The guy that arranged it was Mike Wooley. Cost for 2 years, £520, maximum claim = purchase price of car, no limit on number of claims.
Ta,
Matt.
29 March 2001, 04:52 PM
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Hi Scotty
I am in the same position as yourself. My 1 year warranty runs out in a couple of weeks time.
I was recently told by a reliable source that Subaru Dealers sell the extended warranty for Euro imports themselves, however after visiting my local dealer, contacting the Warranty company they use myself and also speaking to IM (again), I have had no success.
The trouble as I see it, by using a third party Warranty Company, if I get the dreaded Clutch Judder problem in the future this will be put down to wear and tear and by using a Subaru Warranty they would be more likely to pay up.
Oh well, just think of the 1000's you saved by buying abroad.
Cheers
Neil.
I am in the same position as yourself. My 1 year warranty runs out in a couple of weeks time.
I was recently told by a reliable source that Subaru Dealers sell the extended warranty for Euro imports themselves, however after visiting my local dealer, contacting the Warranty company they use myself and also speaking to IM (again), I have had no success.
The trouble as I see it, by using a third party Warranty Company, if I get the dreaded Clutch Judder problem in the future this will be put down to wear and tear and by using a Subaru Warranty they would be more likely to pay up.
Oh well, just think of the 1000's you saved by buying abroad.
Cheers
Neil.
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