Ford Bronco Extended Warranty - $25 Over Cost @ Granger Ford-PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE!!

[djm101]

Purchased! Thanks Zach.

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[BigRed]

Got my Plan last night! Thanks go out to Zach!

 

[BIGJIM]

Got MY plan last ight too! Thanks Zach and Granger Ford.

 

[st3v]

Yes, unfortunately California passed a law and if you have a California mailing address we can no longer sell you a contract.

Just curious, what law is this? I was searching online and I could not find it.

 

[MLRey]

Just curious, what law is this? I was searching online and I could not find it.

Here's some sites with information that may help. I'm not a lawyer so don't ask me to explain any of this. Here is a paragraph from the third link below:

Only a car dealer with a car dealer’s license from the California DMV may legally sell you a VSC issued by a VSCP. Some VSCPs ignore this law and sell VSCs to consumers over the Internet, rather than through car dealers. Companies that sell VSCs in California over the Internet are committing a felony. You should never buy a VSC over the Internet.

In this case the VSCP (Vehicle Service Contract Provider) is Ford ESP. Note that is says "sell VSCs in California". If you're physically out of state buying the contract I don't see how this would be a violation of the law by the dealership. So if I go to a dealership in Texas and buy the VSC the dealership wouldn't be doing anything illegal but that's only my opinion which should in no way be taken as legal advice.

Also I love the part about "You should never buy a VSC over the internet". No they want you to get screwed by the California dealerships that bribe the Sacramento politicians to restrict competition. I've saved thousand by purchases of VSCs through out of state dealerships.

https://law.justia.com/codes/california/2022/code-ins/division-2/part-8/

https://www.cartalk.com/extended-wa...g-extended-warranty-laws-state-by-state-guide

https://www.insurance.ca.gov/01-consumers/105-type/95-guides/01-auto/servcontextwar.cfm

 

[mpeugeot]

Here's some sites with information that may help. I'm not a lawyer so don't ask me to explain any of this. Here is a paragraph from the third link below:

Only a car dealer with a car dealer’s license from the California DMV may legally sell you a VSC issued by a VSCP. Some VSCPs ignore this law and sell VSCs to consumers over the Internet, rather than through car dealers. Companies that sell VSCs in California over the Internet are committing a felony. You should never buy a VSC over the Internet.

In this case the VSCP (Vehicle Service Contract Provider) is Ford ESP. Note that is says "sell VSCs in California". If you're physically out of state buying the contract I don't see how this would be a violation of the law by the dealership. So if I go to a dealership in Texas and buy the VSC the dealership wouldn't be doing anything illegal but that's only my opinion which should in no way be taken as legal advice.

Also I love the part about "You should never buy a VSC over the internet". No they want you to get screwed by the California dealerships that bribe the Sacramento politicians to restrict competition. I've saved thousand by purchases VSCs through out of state dealerships.

https://law.justia.com/codes/california/2022/code-ins/division-2/part-8/

https://www.cartalk.com/extended-wa...g-extended-warranty-laws-state-by-state-guide

https://www.insurance.ca.gov/01-consumers/105-type/95-guides/01-auto/servcontextwar.cfm

lol, and they made this a FELONY? Holy Hell... Imagine doing 5 years in a California prison (and a fine up to $500k) for selling a legitimate vehicle service contract backed by the vehicle manufacturer.

 

[GRENDIZER]

I was waiting on my delivery to go and get this plan from Granger. This is so typical of the communist who run the state of CA.

 

[93BRONCO22]

So do I just need to send an email with the info. to [email protected] or go through the whole website process?

 

[ar1]

I was waiting on my delivery to go and get this plan from Granger. This is so typical of the communist who run the state of CA.

Same is true in Florida FYI

 

[Lifeliberty]

So do I just need to send an email with the info. to [email protected] or go through the whole website process?

If you have questions email them.
To sign up, go through website (is quick, very efficient, and self explanatory)

 

[Zach@Granger]

Just curious, what law is this? I was searching online and I could not find it.

https://www.insurance.ca.gov/01-con...servcontextwar.cfm#vscpsaretheobligorsformost

 

[Zach@Granger]

So do I just need to send an email with the info. to [email protected] or go through the whole website process?

The website process is the easiest route. That has the pricing at $50 over cost. You can reach out to our staff through that email if you have any questions.

 

[Zach@Granger]

Same is true in Florida FYI

The California law is more restrictive. We can get licensed in the state of Florida to sell service contracts, but price is regulated at the MSRP.

 

[DEC]

WTF, I just tried to purchase from Granger today and didn’t see California on the drop down.
What’s the reason behind this?

Wow, just tried getting a quote from Fords website and it’s a no go too.

 

[mpeugeot]

WTF, I just tried to purchase from Granger today and didn’t see California on the drop down.
What’s the reason behind this?

The reason for this is that the bipartisan California government has taken steps to criminalize the purchase of warranty programs from out of state companies in order to protect the entities who make adequate donations to ensure such legislation becomes law.

This is not a political critique, it is just fact. I have said nothing political above.

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