Nope. These are the Ford extended warranty. Just sold from a dealer (Granger Ford) instead of buying the warranty directly from Ford. The warranty starts from the date the vehicle was originally sold and zero miles.
I'm not asking about the Ford extended warranty. I'm asking about their new offering of non-Ford vehicles. I inputted a 2021 vehicle on their website. It gave options which included a 3 year / 40k warranty. If it starts from the original vehicle purchase date then it's selling an extended warranty that has already expired. They are clearly handling the start date differently on these non-ford extended warranties
Those plans that you were shown in the graph are not new plans they are used, which start at signature date. We do not sell New plans at 3yr/40k
We offer 18 mo. 0% interest. 20% down and a 10% admin fee.
I'm going to your link. Entering the year (2021), make (chevy), model (corvette), mileage (10100) and months since original purchased date (>41 months) and it gives me this. so when does the 3 years start and is the mileage combined with my current mileage ?
Right. Like I said, that 10% fee is a deal killer.
We understand your concern — our 10% administrative fee covers the clerical and processing work required to set up and manage payment plans accurately on our end.
You didn't charge any fees at all until recently.
Look at the total cost vs what your dealer is offering. I purchased in 2024 before they had the fee, but even if there had been the 10% fee I still would have bought my plan through them as it was $1800 less than what my dealer wanted for the same plan.
