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[tls]

OK, LED lighting coverage (which does concern me a little) aside, I have a totally different question. I know you can get a pro-rated refund if you sell the vehicle while there's still time/miles left on the ESP. But can you transfer the ESP with the vehicle instead? We'll probably give or sell one of our Mach-Es to our daughter when she finishes college and I'm trying to decide whether to buy the ESP for it while we still own it.

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[Granger Ford]

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[Zprime29]

OK, LED lighting coverage (which does concern me a little) aside, I have a totally different question. I know you can get a pro-rated refund if you sell the vehicle while there's still time/miles left on the ESP. But can you transfer the ESP with the vehicle instead? We'll probably give or sell one of our Mach-Es to our daughter when she finishes college and I'm trying to decide whether to buy the ESP for it while we still own it.

From what I understand, the ESP is transferrable.
Also, you can get an ESP for a "new" car inside of 3yr/36k. After that, even if you are the original owner, it's considered a used plan and you have to have it inspected. @Granger Ford can correct me if I have that wrong.

 

[RLXXI]

From what I understand, the ESP is transferrable.
Also, you can get an ESP for a "new" car inside of 3yr/36k. After that, even if you are the original owner, it's considered a used plan and you have to have it inspected. @Granger Ford can correct me if I have that wrong.

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

 

[Zprime29]

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.

Yes, it is transferable.

Here are the requirements, please note the second paragraph.

Over 60k you are not eligible.

Edit: I was wrong about the mileage for a new car designated plan. I'm at 46k so if I want to purchase, I have to get a used car ESP.

 

[RLXXI]

Edit: I was wrong about the mileage for a new car designated plan. I'm at 46k so if I want to purchase, I have to get a used car 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.

 

[ExCivilian]

OK, LED lighting coverage (which does concern me a little) aside, I have a totally different question. I know you can get a pro-rated refund if you sell the vehicle while there's still time/miles left on the ESP. But can you transfer the ESP with the vehicle instead? We'll probably give or sell one of our Mach-Es to our daughter when she finishes college and I'm trying to decide whether to buy the ESP for it while we still own it.

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!).

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