You asked, WE answered! Granger February ONLY special on Ford ESP! -- @ Dealer Cost

[Granger Ford]

@Granger Ford
Will the 0 finance last only for this month? Or is this going to last a few months?

The 0% is something we should have for the foreseeable future! It is just the dealer cost that will only be for this month!

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[Hooverq]

Just pulled the trigger on the ExtraCare 8YR/100K package.
Thanks Granger Ford!!!

 

[sweaty_plimsolls]

BTW, I'm not 100% sure that your site is reflecting the dealer cost discount at the moment. When comparing prices with Flood, their price is currently exactly $50 less than yours when i shop the exact same coverage terms. I could be wrong and they may just be immediately undercutting you. I understand that the ESP game is probably pretty competitive and cutthroat.

 

[801Maverick801]

Just pulled the trigger on the ExtraCare package8/100k.
Thanks Granger Ford!!!

What did it cost?

 

[Hooverq]

What did it cost?

$1025.00

 

[Granger Ford]

We are currently having some technical difficulties on the website with certain states not populating correctly. For the time being, before purchasing, please email the quote to our team at [email protected] and they will verify that you are getting the correct price. I apologize!

 

[BlackMav23]

Just pulled the trigger on the ExtraCare 8YR/100K package.
Thanks Granger Ford!!!

I'm also considering 8yr 100k. What deductible if any did you go for and what price did you get?

 

[Hooverq]

I'm also considering 8yr 100k. What deductible if any did you go for and what price did you get?

$200 DEDUCTIBLE $1025. TOTAL.

 

[801Maverick801]

Does the years/mileage start from the purchase of the warranty? or does it include the years/mileage already accrued on the vehicle?

 

[Granger Ford]

Does the years/mileage start from the purchase of the warranty? or does it include the years/mileage already accrued on the vehicle?

The new plans start at 0 miles. if your vehicle is outside of the 3yr/36k factory warranty then it would be eligible for a used plan and that would start with the miles currently on the vehicle.

 

[BlackMav23]

$200 DEDUCTIBLE $1025. TOTAL.

Which plan are you going for? And is there a resource to compare all of the tiers?

 

[Hooverq]

Which plan are you going for? And is there a resource to compare all of the tiers?

Their is a link in the OP. All the plans and what they cover are in the link.

 

[801Maverick801]

What about maintenance records? What if I perform all my own scheduled maintenance? Will you cover the warranty still?

 

[Brianx]

What would seem like a great deal to you? You legit cannot purchase the PremiumCare extended warranty for less unless Granger takes a loss on it, plus they are letting you pay it off over 18 months at 0%.

I only drive around 15k miles per year and 125k miles will take me about 8.3 years to achieve so the numbers fit perfectly for me.

125k miles of coverage for $2,125 comes out to $0.017/mile or $265.63 per year of additional coverage.

It wouldn't make sense to add years without mileage since I wouldn't realize that additional time - so to jump to 9 years and 150k of PremiumCare is $3,615.

150k miles of coverage would come out to $0.0241/mi - a nearly 42% increase over the 8yr/125k price.

9 years of coverage would balloon to $406.11 per year - a 53% increase over the 8yr of coverage price.

So...you were saying?

Your maths are good and if one needs to spend more than $2125 before 125k miles it's worth it. I've rolled the dice all my life, I'm 72, and I haven't hit that threshold in the "early miles" yet. To each his/her own. I see it as self-insurance.

 

[710-oil-614]

Your maths are good and if one needs to spend more than $2125 before 125k miles it's worth it. I've rolled the dice all my life, I'm 72, and I haven't hit that threshold in the "early miles" yet. To each his/her own. I see it as self-insurance.

I've had a lot of vehicles - some with and some without the extended warranties from the manufacturer and the experience varies greatly when you have an extended warranty.

For example, if you have a recall or have to bring your vehicle in for warranty work under your factory 3/36 bumper to bumper or 5/60 powertrain - you don't get a loaner but PremiumCare warranty holders do.

Mavericks have shown to have a few weak components already and paying less than $0.02 per mile to ensure I have a trouble free experience across 8 years is well worth the spend when the TCO already exceeds $0.40/mi on these vehicles.

Less than 5% more for total piece of mind over 125k seems like a great deal to me.

Everyone calculates their risk differently.

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