Me personally, I wouldn't take my car to any dealership unless I really had to. You'll be so happy when you find a mechanic with good reviews that you can trust.The price I got from my local Toyota dealer was 3 years,0 deductible,$2016
And for 3 years $250 deductible $1807
But these rates were for an aftermarket
Insurance, called Jim Miranda Associates?!?! Dealership says only in the northeast, can u get an OEM extended warranty?!, and states, in Florida, dealerships , only have aftermarket extended warranty??
I’m gonna bust your balls bro, lol. Why even want that poor expensive service? Just skip it and pay a real mechanic if you ever have a issue ?It seems that Toyota Doesn’t have there own extended warranty?!?!
Only 3rd party aftermarket insurance!!
And all “Stealerships” can use there own insurance brokers, and charge whatever!! (Because there Independently owned). Has anyone on this forum purchased an actual Toyota
Extended warranty, and not a 3rd party insurance???
I completely agree.. honestly I would consult my BMW buddies and shops that deal with Euro cars after normal warranty expires.. and just pay out of pocket.Me personally, I wouldn't take my car to any dealership unless I really had to. You'll be so happy when you find a mechanic with good reviews that you can trust.
Good point and thanks for clarifying.GM has an extended warranty, and it’s not an aftermarket warranty!, so why doesn’t Toyota have there own extended warranty? That’s why I’m asking this question,….and “pay outa pocket”? ….ok, I would if it was a ford or Chevy,but, it’s a BMW! PS, all I’m trying to find out, does Toyota have there own
Extended warranty.?
Neither Toyota nor GM are insurance companies, but they partner with them for backing warranties.Romin, I called the Toyota 800 # got the same info u just posted, yes it’s called Toyota platinum plan, BUT,
It’s a plan that is offered by an insurance company, not Toyota
And that’s what I call 3rd party.
When u get a GM plan, your cutting a
Check to GM,when you pay for a “Toyota plan”, the check is not made out to Toyota, but to a independent insurance company, that each “Stealership” chooses,and deals with!
Yes, often is the case where multi-billion dollar insurance institutions like AIG, Ping, and Berkshire go out of business. When this happens, it's because the markets literally collapsed. Your car's extended warranty will be the last thing on your mind.Zrk, ok, “Partner up”? , so if the “insurance co” goes out of business,
Does Toyota or GM foot the bill?, or do they just find another insurance company?