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Did anyone purchase an ext warranty?
What was the price/coverage/miles/deductible?
I did recently...it was around $3,000 for lifetime/unlimited miles/full coverage with a $100 deductible.
 

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Actually, the variables are length and deductible. Mine is lifetime and $100 deductible. They also have an extended care plan that is basically "power train plus", not bumper to bumper.
 

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I'm thinking of purchasing a warranty myself.
When do the prices usually change? After a year & 12k miles?

I've looked at the prices and am not ready to by this minute but sure I will be sometime this year.

I also notice MaxCare offers a warranty as well as I think Chrysler Factory Select plans, any differences?
 

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You can buy the warranty as long as you're under the basic 3/36 warranty.

Here is a list of the differences between the plans.

http://www.chryslerwarrantys.com/compare_plans.cfm

Then you can choose between length of contract mileage/years and deductible. All of that contributes to the cost of the plan.

Maxcare is the most comprehensive plan you can buy, but costs more than other plans.

Lifetime/unlimited mileage* is the longest you can extend the warranty.


*IMPORTANT! The maximum benefit amount should a covered component of the Vehicle fail will be THE TOTAL COST OF THE REPAIRS PER VISIT LESS THE DEDUCTIBLE OR THE CASH VALUE OF THE VEHICLE, WHICHEVER IS LESS! The cash value of the Vehicle will be determined at the time of the covered repair and will be the average retail value as listed in the current NADA Used Car Pricing Guide. If at any time the repair costs for covered component(s) exceed the Vehicle's cash value, you final Plan benefit will be our payment of the Vehicle's cash value rather than the repair costs. Plan coverage and benefits will terminate automatically and immediately pursuant to this provision and we will have no further obligations of any kind in respect to the terminated Plan. (from my service contract.)
 

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You can buy the warranty as long as you're under the basic 3/36 warranty.

Here is a list of the differences between the plans.

http://www.chryslerwarrantys.com/compare_plans.cfm

Then you can choose between length of contract mileage/years and deductible. All of that contributes to the cost of the plan.

Maxcare is the most comprehensive plan you can buy, but costs more than other plans.

Lifetime/unlimited mileage* is the longest you can extend the warranty.


*IMPORTANT! The maximum benefit amount should a covered component of the Vehicle fail will be THE TOTAL COST OF THE REPAIRS PER VISIT LESS THE DEDUCTIBLE OR THE CASH VALUE OF THE VEHICLE, WHICHEVER IS LESS! The cash value of the Vehicle will be determined at the time of the covered repair and will be the average retail value as listed in the current NADA Used Car Pricing Guide. If at any time the repair costs for covered component(s) exceed the Vehicle's cash value, you final Plan benefit will be our payment of the Vehicle's cash value rather than the repair costs. Plan coverage and benefits will terminate automatically and immediately pursuant to this provision and we will have no further obligations of any kind in respect to the terminated Plan. (from my service contract.)

Yeah but do you think there would be a huge price difference if I purchase the warranty at say 3000 miles vas 11,000 miles?
I have a 2015 & don't want to buy at this exact moment but down the road I will. Just curious what price increases I can expect.
So I found the
Mopar Max Care
http://www.chryslerfactoryplans.com
& now Chrysler Warrantys.
My bank offers a plan as well...
 

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Yeah but do you think there would be a huge price difference if I purchase the warranty at say 3000 miles vas 11,000 miles?
I have a 2015 & don't want to buy at this exact moment but down the road I will. Just curious what price increases I can expect.
So I found the
Mopar Max Care
http://www.chryslerfactoryplans.com
& now Chrysler Warrantys.
My bank offers a plan as well...
I can't say. It seems to me that there is a $75 fee outside 1yr/12K, but I might be mistaken.

I'd check by either calling a reputable dealership and asking or testing it by running something like a 2014 with 100 miles and one with 35,000 miles through http://www.chryslerwarrantys.com/ or wherever you check online and see if there is a difference.
 

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I can't say. It seems to me that there is a $75 fee outside 1yr/12K, but I might be mistaken.

I'd check by either calling a reputable dealership and asking or testing it by running something like a 2014 with 100 miles and one with 35,000 miles through http://www.chryslerwarrantys.com/ or wherever you check online and see if there is a difference.
Yeah it seems the Chrysler warranty and Mopar Max care from dodge website are the same plans.

One other quick question, let's say transmission fails and u connect radio fails two totally different parts but you bring vehicle in on same visit, would that be covered under one deductible?
 

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Yeah it seems the Chrysler warranty and Mopar Max care from dodge website are the same plans.

One other quick question, let's say transmission fails and u connect radio fails two totally different parts but you bring vehicle in on same visit, would that be covered under one deductible?
Check out this link. It will probably answer some of your questions:

http://www.chryslerwarrantys.com/frequently_asked_questions.cfm

But per their FAQ:

Will I need to pay a deductible for covered repairs?

Yes, but only if your plan requires it. You only pay the deductible on a per visit basis, not per repair item.. Depending on local laws, it may be necessary to pay local or state taxes in addition to the deductible.
 
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