iPace-enomics

[dmsims]

You can pay for an inpection (few hundred) to then pay for the warranty. If they find anything like this you have to pay for the fix first

rikdogguk said:

The JLR extended warranty is the safest bet but it’s seems you have to buy it before manufacturers runs out. So only cars less than 3 yrs. I looked at 3rd party warranties but hard to know what’s good?

[BrownBottle]

dmsims said:

You can pay for an inpection (few hundred) to then pay for the warranty. If they find anything like this you have to pay for the fix first

rikdogguk said:

The JLR extended warranty is the safest bet but it’s seems you have to buy it before manufacturers runs out. So only cars less than 3 yrs. I looked at 3rd party warranties but hard to know what’s good?

Can this be done with any I-pace regardless of age mileage and service history?

If so how how much is it annually?

[dmsims]

Sort of

Age is not a barrier but less than full Jaguar service history is a refusal

Warranty is high hundreds p.a.

BrownBottle said:

Can this be done with any I-pace regardless of age mileage and service history?

If so how how much is it annually?

[rikdogguk]

I was quoted £590 for a 1hr extended warranty on a 2 year 10 month ipace. Would be interested to know cost on older examples

[TooLateForAName]

rikdogguk said:

I was quoted £590 for a 1hr extended warranty on a 2 year 10 month ipace. Would be interested to know cost on older examples

I know JLR dont have a stellar rep for reliability, but that does seem steep for 1 hour of coverage

[Audimercorbm]

BrownBottle said:

Can this be done with any I-pace regardless of age mileage and service history?

If so how how much is it annually?

Surely the cell failure would be covered under the 8 year battery warranty

[Audimercorbm]

And from what I've heard moat windscreens are fixed foc

[Veloce144]

I just bought a 2020 HSE for 290per month over 2 years, 3.5k deposit.

Approved used so came with 2years warranty, 2 years jaguar assist and free wall charger etc.

Great car but not sure I would be confident enough to buy one without warranty and Jaguar assist, particularly with the recall still rolling out.

[akadk]

Veloce144 said:

I just bought a 2020 HSE for 290per month over 2 years, 3.5k deposit.

Approved used so came with 2years warranty, 2 years jaguar assist and free wall charger etc.

Great car but not sure I would be confident enough to buy one without warranty and Jaguar assist, particularly with the recall still rolling out.

So you’ve paid £3.5k more than the car supermarket which comes with a 1yr warranty - albeit much more limited

So youve paid £3.5k For 2yrs Jag warranty

The battery is warranty for 8yrs

The roadside is by the by. It’s mostly the AA anyway


Be surprised if the car had £3.5k of faults over the two years

[dmsims]

Audimercorbm said:

And from what I've heard moat windscreens are fixed foc

They are specifically excluded from the used warranty

[Scrimpton]

dmsims said:

They are specifically excluded from the used warranty

I'd break the windscreen and pay the excess in that case.

On another note I did 70 miles along flowing A roads today and got 3.6 miles per kWh. Amazed at the difference a few degrees warmer had made.

[Deadlysub]

akadk said:

Veloce144 said:

I just bought a 2020 HSE for 290per month over 2 years, 3.5k deposit.

Approved used so came with 2years warranty, 2 years jaguar assist and free wall charger etc.

Great car but not sure I would be confident enough to buy one without warranty and Jaguar assist, particularly with the recall still rolling out.

So you’ve paid £3.5k more than the car supermarket which comes with a 1yr warranty - albeit much more limited

So youve paid £3.5k For 2yrs Jag warranty

The battery is warranty for 8yrs

The roadside is by the by. It’s mostly the AA anyway


Be surprised if the car had £3.5k of faults over the two years

The charger is £1k, the 2 year warranty is £1.6k and include Jag assist which means you can stay clear of the dealers. I’d rather buy an approved car than a non approved car but each to their own.

[Veloce144]

akadk said:

Veloce144 said:

I just bought a 2020 HSE for 290per month over 2 years, 3.5k deposit.

Approved used so came with 2years warranty, 2 years jaguar assist and free wall charger etc.

Great car but not sure I would be confident enough to buy one without warranty and Jaguar assist, particularly with the recall still rolling out.

So you’ve paid £3.5k more than the car supermarket which comes with a 1yr warranty - albeit much more limited

So youve paid £3.5k For 2yrs Jag warranty

The battery is warranty for 8yrs

The roadside is by the by. It’s mostly the AA anyway


Be surprised if the car had £3.5k of faults over the two years

Closer to £1200 over the term than £3500. Include charger cost and thats about £200 difference.

Jaguar assist is AA, but specifically for JLR in the silver vans. Standard breakdown will not help you other than to get the car low loaded.

Limited warranty will not get you far given the complexity and cost of repair.

Edited by Veloce144 on Friday 16th February 07:18

[urquattroGus]

akadk said:

So you’ve paid £3.5k more than the car supermarket which comes with a 1yr warranty - albeit much more limited

So youve paid £3.5k For 2yrs Jag warranty

The battery is warranty for 8yrs

The roadside is by the by. It’s mostly the AA anyway


Be surprised if the car had £3.5k of faults over the two years

Can't say i agree with this logic, on an I Pace I would not buy without JLR warranty, and will extend it as needed with them.

[dmsims]

One other pea to watch with 3rd party warranties is the cap on the labour rate..................

[will-e-coyote]

I bought a MY21 HSE from a non Jag dealer in January. They supplied a warranty though Car Care Plan. I've just had a warning on the dash to say the charging flap is open even though it's not, and have booked it in with my local Jaguar dealership for them to fix. The claims team at car care plan didn't bat an eyelid so hopefully will be straightforward.

[Glassman]

Scrimpton said:

dmsims said:

They are specifically excluded from the used warranty

I'd break the windscreen and pay the excess in that case.

It solves the problem but doesn't address the issue.

Passing the buck isn't ideal but if it's that easy to stick one on the insco, why not, eh?

[dmsims]

How is that going to fix all the other potentially broken bits ?

Scrimpton said:

I'd break the windscreen and pay the excess in that case.

[Scrimpton]

dmsims said:

How is that going to fix all the other potentially broken bits ?

Scrimpton said:

I'd break the windscreen and pay the excess in that case.

Having eyes, I would notice steamed up windows and wet carpets straight away. If you ignore a damp car for long enough to break other stuff then that's on you.

[dmsims]

Having eyes won't help you when the first thing you see is water pouring throught the headlining

Scrimpton said:

Having eyes, I would notice steamed up windows and wet carpets straight away. If you ignore a damp car for long enough to break other stuff then that's on you.