It’s concurrent. Starts as soon as it’s purchased.Do these warranties start when the standard one you get runs out, or is it concurrent with what comes with the Bronco?
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It’s concurrent. Starts as soon as it’s purchased.Do these warranties start when the standard one you get runs out, or is it concurrent with what comes with the Bronco?
This is GREAT! I have some family that live out of state so I will use their address. Made my day!True, except you can buy this warranty using literally any address other than a Florida or California address. I live in Florida and have purchased several discounted Ford ESP's over the years. Including through granger. Nothing that I know of ever gets sent to the other address, everything is through email and shows up in your Ford pass app.
Thank you.It’s concurrent. Starts as soon as it’s purchased.
If it is concurrent, then do all coverages start as soon as you get it? I was always under the impression based on other discussions, it didn’t kick in until the factory warranty expired.It’s concurrent. Starts as soon as it’s purchased.
That’s the way it should be, but starts as soon as purchased.If it is concurrent, then do all coverages start as soon as you get it? I was always under the impression based on other discussions, it didn’t kick in until the factory warranty expired.
I guess I knew the miles and age started immediately, but I thought the actual coverage didn’t kick in until you maxed out your standard miles or age. So if you added some extra coverages your saying this starts immediately, that’s good to know.That’s the way it should be, but starts as soon as purchased.
So my 7 year/100k ESP purchased 2 years ago, only has 5 years and 70k miles left even though I’m not even out of bumper to bumper warranty yet.
All coverage starts right away. But if your base factory warranty covers it, then that gets used instead of ESP.
Yep. Anything your ESP covers, starts immediately.I guess I knew the miles and age started immediately, but I thought the actual coverage didn’t kick in until you maxed out your standard miles or age. So if you added some extra coverages your saying this starts immediately, that’s good to know.
California and it’s cities are a liberal managed mess. Crime, overspending, open borders, etc.I'm due to exceed 36k so looking into ESPs. Just reading that California drivers are not allowed to buy out-of-state ESPs. Unreal. I can buy the Bronco out-of-state but not a warranty that I will use at local dealerships? This state is too much...