Extended warranty
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Extended warranty
Well my warranty expired today and I have a few weeks to let the dealership know if i want to get an extended warranty or just screw it. I called infiniti of tustin and they told me it would be 1500 for a 2 year extended warranty. Does that sound right to you guys? For all the people who got extended warranty how much did you guys pay? Is it worth it guys?
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Originally Posted by 1fastg35sedan
Well my warranty expired today and I have a few weeks to let the dealership know if i want to get an extended warranty or just screw it. I called infiniti of tustin and they told me it would be 1500 for a 2 year extended warranty. Does that sound right to you guys? For all the people who got extended warranty how much did you guys pay? Is it worth it guys?
For example: we have 3 different packages(Silver/Gold/Platinum)
Platinum is comprehensive and uses a name exclusion list to tell you what is not covered which primarily consists of wear and tear items(brake pads/rotors/belts hose, etc) and aftermarket accessories.
Platinum package 36months/36k miles on top of current odo for a
2003 G35 Sedan with 60k miles is $1066 w/ $100 deductible.
+Our warranties come with unlimited sign and drive tow service up 100 miles and if your car brakes down 100miles+ from your home, the warranty pays you a $500 shelter allowance.
+YOU can take your car to any licensed mechanic who guarantees the work for 6 months/6000 miles.
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Originally Posted by LjN_728
^ Everyone's different...personally I went with Elite (Infiniti's only recognized extended warranty company) because if I need a tranny replacement or anything major, I want it backed up by Infiniti.
+1, and I heard that Infiniti dealerships decline service to cars with other warranties.
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If you decide to purchase the Infiniti Elite warranty, consider purchasing it out of state so you don’t have to pay sales tax. Once purchased, the Infiniti Elite warranty is good at all Infiniti dealerships.
Like everything car dealership related, the price is variable and open to negotiation. Unlike buying a car, extended warranty purchases for “pre-owned” vehicles (not on a new car purchase) are usually handled through the finance department not the sales department.
Last year when I purchased my Infiniti Elite warranty, I was in contact with “Salvador” over on Freshalloy. Salvador called and got quotes from over 50 Infiniti dealership for extended warranties before settling on a good price. Unfortunately, with the high turnover rate at the Infiniti dealerships, all those contacts have moved on by now.
The original extended warranty thread is still on Freshalloy. Do a search, it’s worth reading.
My suggestion would be at a minimum to call Grubbs and Infiniti of Scottsdale first to get some prices. Get quotes from as many dealers as you can stand calling. Then call Infiniti of Nashua and see if they will beat the best price you can find. Infiniti of Nashua sells Infiniti extended warranties on eBay (although you don’t have to go through eBay to purchase it) so they are used to selling them out of state. I purchased mine through Infiniti of Nashua last year using this method.
Like I said, turnover at the Infiniti dealerships is really high, so your mileage may vary.
Good luck.
Like everything car dealership related, the price is variable and open to negotiation. Unlike buying a car, extended warranty purchases for “pre-owned” vehicles (not on a new car purchase) are usually handled through the finance department not the sales department.
Last year when I purchased my Infiniti Elite warranty, I was in contact with “Salvador” over on Freshalloy. Salvador called and got quotes from over 50 Infiniti dealership for extended warranties before settling on a good price. Unfortunately, with the high turnover rate at the Infiniti dealerships, all those contacts have moved on by now.
The original extended warranty thread is still on Freshalloy. Do a search, it’s worth reading.
My suggestion would be at a minimum to call Grubbs and Infiniti of Scottsdale first to get some prices. Get quotes from as many dealers as you can stand calling. Then call Infiniti of Nashua and see if they will beat the best price you can find. Infiniti of Nashua sells Infiniti extended warranties on eBay (although you don’t have to go through eBay to purchase it) so they are used to selling them out of state. I purchased mine through Infiniti of Nashua last year using this method.
Like I said, turnover at the Infiniti dealerships is really high, so your mileage may vary.
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by slowsocalg35
If you decide to purchase the Infiniti Elite warranty, consider purchasing it out of state so you don’t have to pay sales tax. Once purchased, the Infiniti Elite warranty is good at all Infiniti dealerships.
Like everything car dealership related, the price is variable and open to negotiation. Unlike buying a car, extended warranty purchases for “pre-owned” vehicles (not on a new car purchase) are usually handled through the finance department not the sales department.
Last year when I purchased my Infiniti Elite warranty, I was in contact with “Salvador” over on Freshalloy. Salvador called and got quotes from over 50 Infiniti dealership for extended warranties before settling on a good price. Unfortunately, with the high turnover rate at the Infiniti dealerships, all those contacts have moved on by now.
The original extended warranty thread is still on Freshalloy. Do a search, it’s worth reading.
My suggestion would be at a minimum to call Grubbs and Infiniti of Scottsdale first to get some prices. Get quotes from as many dealers as you can stand calling. Then call Infiniti of Nashua and see if they will beat the best price you can find. Infiniti of Nashua sells Infiniti extended warranties on eBay (although you don’t have to go through eBay to purchase it) so they are used to selling them out of state. I purchased mine through Infiniti of Nashua last year using this method.
Like I said, turnover at the Infiniti dealerships is really high, so your mileage may vary.
Good luck.
Like everything car dealership related, the price is variable and open to negotiation. Unlike buying a car, extended warranty purchases for “pre-owned” vehicles (not on a new car purchase) are usually handled through the finance department not the sales department.
Last year when I purchased my Infiniti Elite warranty, I was in contact with “Salvador” over on Freshalloy. Salvador called and got quotes from over 50 Infiniti dealership for extended warranties before settling on a good price. Unfortunately, with the high turnover rate at the Infiniti dealerships, all those contacts have moved on by now.
The original extended warranty thread is still on Freshalloy. Do a search, it’s worth reading.
My suggestion would be at a minimum to call Grubbs and Infiniti of Scottsdale first to get some prices. Get quotes from as many dealers as you can stand calling. Then call Infiniti of Nashua and see if they will beat the best price you can find. Infiniti of Nashua sells Infiniti extended warranties on eBay (although you don’t have to go through eBay to purchase it) so they are used to selling them out of state. I purchased mine through Infiniti of Nashua last year using this method.
Like I said, turnover at the Infiniti dealerships is really high, so your mileage may vary.
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by Mike@RiversideInfiniti
How exactly are you going to get around paying sales tax?
Warranties are ALWAYS handled by the finance dept., not the sales dept.
Other manufacturers have been cracking down on the sales of extended warranties on the internet, and Infiniti is already on the way to doing so as well.
Warranties are ALWAYS handled by the finance dept., not the sales dept.
Other manufacturers have been cracking down on the sales of extended warranties on the internet, and Infiniti is already on the way to doing so as well.
lol whats up mike. are you still cool with helping me out with the whole extended warranty? i'll let you know when i'm free to roll down there.