Warranty....
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the_ferret82

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25,627 posts

215 months

Sunday 6th December 2009
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i know this subect has been done to death. but i thought i would share this with you.

i got a letter though the post yesturday about extending the Warranty on my Ro as it expires in January, is not like its for small ammounts either. there prices are as follows...

1 year £399.00
2 year £499.00
3 year £699.00

all i keep thinking is would i let VX near the car ever again so they can fk it up??? hell no.... Roger!!!! smile

mfp4073

2,111 posts

205 months

Sunday 6th December 2009
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As I understand it you have to have the car serviced at a specialist Vauxhall dealer in order to make a warranty claim. I didn't really think it was worh it!
For my last service it would have cost £217.00 for the service (a check over and oil change) and £400.00 for the warranty! No way.

Magic919

14,583 posts

232 months

Sunday 6th December 2009
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mfp4073 said:
As I understand it you have to have the car serviced at a specialist Vauxhall dealer in order to make a warranty claim.
Nope.

ringram

14,702 posts

279 months

Sunday 6th December 2009
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Actually I dont think thats too bad. Dispite some minor hickups my warranty has been worth it so far. When car was new and untouched I needed a new gearbox. Plus some minor electrical stuff. Id be tempted if it was stock.

Bonnie and Clyde

11,701 posts

223 months

Sunday 6th December 2009
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I agree, i wouldn't let VX anywhere near our cars.

the_ferret82

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25,627 posts

215 months

Sunday 6th December 2009
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ringram said:
Actually I dont think thats too bad. Dispite some minor hickups my warranty has been worth it so far. When car was new and untouched I needed a new gearbox. Plus some minor electrical stuff. Id be tempted if it was stock.
a standard car on this fourm?????? laugh

ARAF

20,759 posts

254 months

Sunday 6th December 2009
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the_ferret82 said:
a standard car on this fourm?????? laugh
I can always take my badge back off. boxedin

BTW, I'd be interested in that - just for large components. I was paying about £900 per year on our Boxster, just in case the engine or gearbox let go.

Edited by ARAF on Sunday 6th December 12:59

Bonnie and Clyde

11,701 posts

223 months

Sunday 6th December 2009
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ARAF said:
the_ferret82 said:
a standard car on this fourm?????? laugh


I can always take my badge back off. boxedin

BTW, I'd be interested in that - just for large components. I was paying about £900 per year on our Boxster, just in case the engine or gearbox let go.

Edited by ARAF on Sunday 6th December 12:59
Off subject a bit i know but we were so pleasantly surprised at the cost of everything on the Monaro compared to our Boxsteryikes It was horrendous

ARAF

20,759 posts

254 months

Sunday 6th December 2009
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Bonnie and Clyde said:
ARAF said:
the_ferret82 said:
a standard car on this fourm?????? laugh
I can always take my badge back off. boxedin

BTW, I'd be interested in that - just for large components. I was paying about £900 per year on our Boxster, just in case the engine or gearbox let go.

Edited by ARAF on Sunday 6th December 12:59
Off subject a bit i know but we were so pleasantly surprised at the cost of everything on the Monaro compared to our Boxsteryikes It was horrendous
I've been lucky with the three we had. The last one took a couple of £k to get it up to scratch when we got it (at only 2 years old!) but the buying price reflected that. I know of plenty of people who have had to spend a fortune though on suspension and electrical gremlins.

Bonnie and Clyde

11,701 posts

223 months

Sunday 6th December 2009
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ARAF said:
Bonnie and Clyde said:
ARAF said:
the_ferret82 said:
a standard car on this fourm?????? laugh


I can always take my badge back off. boxedin

BTW, I'd be interested in that - just for large components. I was paying about £900 per year on our Boxster, just in case the engine or gearbox let go.

Edited by ARAF on Sunday 6th December 12:59
Off subject a bit i know but we were so pleasantly surprised at the cost of everything on the Monaro compared to our Boxsteryikes It was horrendous


I've been lucky with the three we had. The last one took a couple of £k to get it up to scratch when we got it (at only 2 years old!) but the buying price reflected that. I know of plenty of people who have had to spend a fortune though on suspension and electrical gremlins.
Yeah we did 60 miles in ours in 7 months and it cost us £3,500ish on bits and bobs just because we hadn't driven it