Warrenty help please
Discussion
Hi Guys,
I own a 2002 360 Spider and last year put a Ferrari Power Train Warrenty on it to cover the engine and gearbox. I have the choice to renew this for £1800 now but it has limited cover so I wondered if any of you have experience of using WarrentyWise?
For about £2,200 they cover a lot more on the car but of course if they then don't pay out it's not worth it.
If you have any experience of these people good or bad please do let me know. In addition if there is another warrenty you recommend that would be great.
Thanks
Craig
I own a 2002 360 Spider and last year put a Ferrari Power Train Warrenty on it to cover the engine and gearbox. I have the choice to renew this for £1800 now but it has limited cover so I wondered if any of you have experience of using WarrentyWise?
For about £2,200 they cover a lot more on the car but of course if they then don't pay out it's not worth it.
If you have any experience of these people good or bad please do let me know. In addition if there is another warrenty you recommend that would be great.
Thanks
Craig
I Have used both Warranty wise and Warranty Direct (On my old e46 M3) and I wouldnt recomend either. They did everything they could to wriggle out of paying me. I also had to wait over a week for one of their evaluators to come and inspect my car. I did get the work payed for in the end, but it was a very painful process. This was a couple of years ago so things may have changed.
I use Autoprotect at the moment, and so far so good. When I needed them they didnt even send out an inspector, just phoned me up and asked a few questions. Cost me £1800 for 2 years cover. Allready saved me about a grand!
I use Autoprotect at the moment, and so far so good. When I needed them they didnt even send out an inspector, just phoned me up and asked a few questions. Cost me £1800 for 2 years cover. Allready saved me about a grand!
Edited by Gring on Monday 16th March 09:53
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