with this bronco I think its a great move to buy long term coverage... thank you
The deductible is actually for every repair visit which can cover several repairs.
I am pretty that also means, if the dealership has trouble diagnosing the actual problem, and ends up repairing multiple things before fixing it, that you will end up paying multiple deductibles to.
Keep in mind, if your dealer doesn't negotiate with you, you can go to the links provided above and get the coverage after you've taken ownership of the Bronco too. Don't feel like you have to take their best offer in the finance office. Good luck.
If my dealer " fixes " things unrelated to the problem that I want addressed, they eat that cost. If the dealer repairs mulitple items "covered " under the ESP on the same visit- its one deductible cost.
My Bronco is supposed to be delivered to my hometown dealership in TN next week. I live in Florida. You think I should buy the extended warranty from the TN dealership then?
The sample National ESP contract I posted above has details about Florida. ( from Flood's site )
I am going to ask my dealership about the "Bronco Customer Satisfaction Funds" which was sent to All the Ford Dealers back on September 1 2021. They are allowed to spend a Maximum of $1000 Per Order Holder. I want to use my $1000 towards my ESP. If I get it through FloodFordESP.com I would get the 100,000 miles, 8 year, $200 Deductible plan which cost $1470. Use the $1000 and it only cost $470! It doesn't hurt to ask and they are suppose to give us something! I have attached the letter that Ford sent. Print is out and bring it to your Dealer when you pick up your Bronco.
Thank you very much.... happy holidays!
@Granger Ford is checking into this for us. I trust them 100%, and they deliver on what they say...
This forum is so great for getting together that are like minded. It almost makes issues to easy to resolve. thank youDoing some quick math, the $50 deductible is where I land. Here are the prices for the 8 year 100K plans from Flood. 8/100 is the sweet spot for me, the 125K plan price jumps $700 on the $50 deductible plan. These prices do not include the LED or key coverage.
$0 Deductible $2060,
$50 Deductible $1755, $1855 after 2 visits, $2055 after 6 visits
$100 Deductible $1605, $1805 after 2 visits, $2205 after 6 visits
$200 Deductible $1470, $1870 after 2 visits, $2670 after 6 visits
I’m paying a little more up front for the $50 deductible gambling that I’ll have more than two but less than seven warranty visits from 36K to 100K miles. I’m also gambling that I’ll have more than $1855 worth of covered repairs, but in today’s world the radio screen or safety system could potentially cost that much.
The site is advertising a price increase 1/5/2022, with the record inflation I’m not at all surprised and will likely buy a policy before then.
Wow! details and calculations! thank you.. I just need to get delivery nowThere was another thread on this a while back. Before I bought mine I did a little analysis with Flood pricing and, assuming the miles work, 100k is the sweet spot. Up front cost increases significantly for the 125 and 150k options for longer terms, and 75, 85, and 100k converge. 85k is a terrible option, basically the same price as 100k.
Deductible is just another adder up front, for example a $100 ded is $135 more than $200 at all the plans I looked at. I priced everything at Flood, then asked my dealer to match, they got within $50, so I gave them the biz. I added it after the fact, glad I did, unless you've done your homework in advance this would be tough to not get taken for too much $$$ in the finance office.
