From new until 12 months or 12,000 miles the price is the same though? Still deciding if it’s something I should get.
We can process it ASAP after purchase. It doesn't have to be registered yet. There is only a hold up on a new car because we have to have a warranty start date, so it has to be marked "Sold" in Ford's system to get that date.
Please send me a PM and I'd be happy to assist.
10 years of coverage is actually 7 years. It starts from the warranty in-service date on a new car contract.
It sure sounds like I'd have to be within 20 miles of Granger to use that. I'm not even within 20 miles of the nearest Ford dealership, let alone Granger. Maybe someone has already used this provision, and can dispel my disappointment. If not, a warning for others.
is it better to buy the warranty when you’re a few months out from the end of the manufacture warranty vs buying it at the date you get the vehicle new? On the granger website a 2021 with 36k miles 10yr/100k mile warranty was $2,600 while a 2023 with 0 miles was $2,400.
I always recommend buying it sooner if you know that you are going to hang onto the car. While that price is accurate now we're seeing price increases every 6-12 months and I would assume it would be a pretty good increase 2-2 1/2 years from now with the way inflation has been the last few years.
Zach, I just purchased my Bronco Raptor yesterday from another dealer, I did opt for an extended warranty at the time of purchase. Can I cancel that Ford Protect extended warranty and purchase it through you guys or is that not allowed? I guess my question is can I cancel ford protect on a vehicle and purchase it again for the same vehicle?What Extended Warranty Should I Buy?
This is probably the most common question we receive on a daily basis. There is no one-size fits all solution to this, but I'm going to do my best to shed some light on this topic.
There are 2 main questions to consider regarding the purchase of an extended warranty. First, is how many miles do you drive a year? The average driver in the United States drives 13,500 miles annually. Do you drive more or less? Second, How long do you normally keep a vehicle? 8.4 Years is the national average for a new car purchased in the United States.
I would advise the average American new car driver to purchase an 8-year 100,000 mile or 9-year and 125,000 mile extended through Ford Protect. This would provide enough coverage to ensure they are protected from risk while driving the vehicle and contribute to a great re-sale value when they are done driving the vehicle and look to sell or trade it in without any outstanding issues.
What we’ve found Is the majority of our customers opt for a 7- or 8-year coverage and between 100,000-125,000 miles as their desired coverage as well. 50% of our customers opt for those terms and coverages.
Here is a sample of about 3,000 of our customers and what term and mileage they opted for when picking out a contract.
As always, you can find the best pricing on our website www.grangerfordextendedwarranty.com
Zach
Yes, good questions.
Yes, we can assist! The original contract has to be voided before we can place a contract on it.
Awesome ! Thanks!
There will not be anything mailed to you, but you will receive an email with documentation on the purchase you can print if you like, your contract will be registered in Ford's warranty system (OASIS), and your coverage will be on your Ford Pass app as well.
About how long should it take before showing up in Ford pass?
