From what I understand, the ESP is transferrable.
That is incorrect. Once you buy the plan, it's a signed contract for the life of it. The only vehicles that require inspections are if you buy one outside of the original 3/36 btb warranty, that's at the discretion of the company you purchase from. It's similar to a CPO warranty plan, Certified Pre Owned
There is nothing inaccurate about what I provided, according to Granger's website. The question was posed about needing to buy an ESP and if it I is transferable. So baseline, they have a car but no ESP.
Correct, you're outside the 3/36 limit. It's always best to purchase it while it's still under base 3/36. Not my first rodeo with this industry.
You can transfer a vehicle with the ESP intact but you can't transfer an ESP to a different VIN if you get rid of the covered car. For example, when my '22 was bought back Ford paid me for the ESP that was on it and I had to repurchase it for my new Lightning (and it was almost $2K more expensive for less coverage because of the price increases!).
Not quite, I don't think there is a clear answer on whether the LED light coverage option is applicable to the rear taillight bar. Most of us are ASSUMING that it should be covered, but there are reports of it being denied.
5 thousand?? Wow I bought the Premium care ESP with Max coverage including LED's with a $0.00 deductible for $1,150 out to 100,000 miles for everything. Albeit I only opted for 36,000 miles due to my lack of driving, I needed more time than mileage.
Thanks for the alternative link...same exact pricing on same spec'd plans.
When I checked prices Granger was a lot more expensive, maybe I didn't key in the same specifics?
