What brands allow car warranty to be transf. to new owner
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it is the norm that the original warranty transfers to the new owner
extensions of the original warranty also transfer if they are fully paid for
however don't expect to claim if the cars been modified or repaired (they wont replace a blown engine that’s been chipped, they wont repaint a rusty panel that’s been repaired outside of their network etc.)
extensions of the original warranty also transfer if they are fully paid for
however don't expect to claim if the cars been modified or repaired (they wont replace a blown engine that’s been chipped, they wont repaint a rusty panel that’s been repaired outside of their network etc.)
Pistonheadsdicoverer said:
Are car brands compelled by law to provide with the remainder of the warranty when a car is sold to subsequent owners?
Or is it at the discretion of the manufacturer?
If a brand new car then the warranty is “ automatically “ transferred to the new owner. Or is it at the discretion of the manufacturer?
Perhaps for a very esoteric manufacturer it may be slightly different.
If an extended purchased warranty then assuming paid up to date again it can then be usually transferred.
The VW hybrid battery warranty is limited to the original purchaser of the car
I believe this restriction was introduced recently. It's certainly against the norm of what I'd expect.
vw.co.uk said:
For PHEVs, the battery energy content degradation warranty lasts for 5 years or up to 100,000 miles, whichever comes first, for the first customer vehicle owner only. This warranty is not capable of assignment or transfer to subsequent vehicle owners.
https://www.volkswagen.co.uk/en/owners-and-service...I believe this restriction was introduced recently. It's certainly against the norm of what I'd expect.
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