99slvr35th

Anyone have an aftermarket warranty company that they are using and would recommend? thanks

Bigrahizzl

iTrader: (8)

dont go with aftermarket warranty at all

99slvr35th

Can you tell me why? I probably won't need it?

Bigrahizzl

iTrader: (8)

just not comparable to the Lexus warranty, you wont get the same level of quality and service as u would get with lexus

99slvr35th

Okay, I'm waiting for a call back from the Lexus dealer, he's going to quote me on an additional 4years and 80k add'l miles. Any guesses? I bet i'll be ..lol

Bigrahizzl

iTrader: (8)

most likely it will be high, contact Jerry Johnson he will give u a better quote. These are the quote he gave me

L2-LEXUS IS350
5 YEAR 60,000 MILES $515.00
5 YEAR 80,000 MILES $770.00,
5 YEAR 100,000 MILES $1,105.00
5 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,460.00

6 YEAR 70,000 MILES $830.00,
6 YEAR 100,000 MILES $1,275.00
6 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,750.00

7 YEARS 75,000 MILES $1,255.00,
7 YEAR 100,000 MILES $1,615.00
7 YEARS 125,000 MILES $2,190.00

8 YEAR 75,000 MILES $1,415.00
8 YEARS 100,000 MILES $1,960.00
8 YEARS 125,000 MILES $2,775.00




here is his contact info



Jerry Johnson
Midwest Toyota
Midwest Superstore
1100 east 30th
Hutchinson, Ks 67502
800-530-5789
Cell 620-664-8844
jerryj@midwestsuperstore.com
www.midwestsuperstore.com

Thinktwice

I know this might be a stupid question, but there's no way shape or form to get this if you're past 50k, is that right?

99slvr35th

Thanks ..that is a whole lot cheaper than i expected, is that bumper to bumper? I'll call him now.

Bigrahizzl

iTrader: (8)

well, i dont know. usually they issue it before 50,000 but i ur a lil over i dont think they should give u a problem in purchasing it

calvin2376

iTrader: (2)

They say you have to purchase it while still under the factory bumper-to-bumper. Whether or not you can get an exception will likely depend on 1) how recently your factory warranty expired, and 2) your relationship with your dealer (how likely it is he'll make you a deal).

sktn77a

iTrader: (2)

Don't get an aftermarket warranty - half of them go belly-up and the other half will do anything in their power to deny claims! Get a Lexus/Toyota warranty if you're still under 48mo/50,000miles. Try Troy Dietrich at Toyota of Greenfield:

Troy Dietrich
Toyota of Greenfield
1 Main Street
Greenfield, MA 01301

Phone - (413) 772-0231 (Dealership)
Phone - (413) 772-0989 (Direct line).
Fax - (413) 774-2247

michaelisf

those are good warranty prices but what happens when warranty ends? lexus told me that they will go 125 max on warranty miles so i tried to find an aftermarket company they said $2300 for 100,000 miles on top of existing mileage and 5 year warranty but i forgot to ask what was covered and is there a small deductible? i had a question on that hows aftermarket warranty after125,00 miles?

kinglexus99

Can you get an extended one on a cpo before the cpo expires or does it have to be before the standard bumper to bumper?! I have another year on my factory bumper to bumper and roughly 18k miles but w/ the cpo warranty I have another 3 years and 68k.

viper522

I just bought mine this weekend, CPO 2008 w/ 28k on it and I took the option to extend the 3yr CPO warranty to 6 years. It was like $1600 or so and totally worth it. Now I feel I can use it like a car and not sweat the small stuff.

Gregz_IS

Aftermarket warranties are a joke.

Once you give them money they will do everything they can to keep every penny.

IF they are still in business when you have a claim they will deny coverage of many parts required to do a repair ( oil, coolant, gaskets, seals, hoses, etc).
They will only pay the cheapest price for parts and will pay a labor rate to the shop that is way below the going rate in the market.

As a former shop owner I learned that it was not worth dealing with these warranty companies. It involved too much time on the phone and I had to jump thru too many hoops to get paid. Plus I refused to lose money on a job trying to satisfy a warranty company.

I would repair the vehicle and let the customer get their reimbursement from the warranty company on their own.

I would explain to the customer how the warranty company would handle the claim and how they would deny most of it. I was correct in every instance.

Instead of buying an aftermarket waranty put the money in the bank and use the money if you have a major repair. If you never have to use the money for repairs you will have a chunk of cash to put towards your next vehicle.





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