Warranty Extension?
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I thought I had found a great company for an aftermarket warranty called the profunda group.after reviewing thier contract I signed up with them immediately for 395 down then 200 per month for one year. Coverage was for five years totoally 2800 . Their claims are based on payment made per claim not to exceed the cash value of the car...so I said to myself this can't be true..anyway spoke with their head writer who told me that my car was a Ford GT based on my vin...so they knew the car I thought I was having a dream..well apparently I was..one week later I get a call to say that my plan was not accepted by underwriting and I then got a full refund..so I guess it was a dream..no aftermarket warranty is available from my investigations..make good friends with your dealer as I have. It may help..
BlackICE
GT Owner
Anyone that believes a bonafide extended warranty exist, also believes in Santa and the tooth fairy.
BlackICE
GT Owner
- Aug 25, 2006
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LOL yes I should have said; through the eyes of my kids I believe as they do not visit me but rather send me the bill with the itemized cost associated with their services.
Shadowman
Hey Guys -
I wasn't referring to "Extended Warranties" - which I agree has been
Rather, I was asking if anyone else know anything about Ford Motor Company changing the Ford GT warranty from 3 to 5 years as appears to have been done to one of our brethren - specifically KMCBOSS
I wasn't referring to "Extended Warranties" - which I agree has been
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Rather, I was asking if anyone else know anything about Ford Motor Company changing the Ford GT warranty from 3 to 5 years as appears to have been done to one of our brethren - specifically KMCBOSS
- Aug 25, 2006
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When Ford changed/offered the program as a marketing tool there were a few Ford GT's that were included prior to the Ford GT's being excluded; my only suggestion would be to have a formal document of this in hand as the day may come when it is needed.
As far as I know there was never an open/sanctioned OEM warranty that extended beyond the 3/36
Takes care
Shadowman
KMCBOSS
RED GT owner
Gee - I didn't think anyone paid attention to anything I posted!!! I was told yesterday by the Ford dealer that it is a GO. The extended warranty as listed on my OASIS report, was available as a complimentary option......meaning if the dealer liked you he could extend the drive train (not bumper to bumper) warranty to 5 years or 100,000 miles. Therefore, I still have about 2 years or 92,000 miles to go! Coax your dealer!!!!!!!
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GTJack
GT Owner
When I bought my FGT the dealer GAVE me an extended warranty of 60 mos, 60K miles, and yes I have the paper work. It's $100 deductible after the 3/36 standard warranty is out. So I am good until Sept 2011.
PL510*Jeff
Well-known member
Bossman- the folks on this Forum always pay close attention, and a funny/serious comment or two. Especially from the Lone Whatcom County Bard/Naysayer/Non-driver fella with the too steep driveway and avoids rains drops as a way of life.
The drive train 5/100k was added sometime around April/May,2006 to all Ford Cars, including the GT, sold after a "certain" date, which I don't remember as mine was purchased prior to that magic day.
There may be a post about this somewhere in the forum archives.
Have fun this weekend at the RTC C&C.
:tap: Ya know what I like about yew, Jeffy?
Absatootly NOTHIN', that's whut...:slap
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KMCBOSS
RED GT owner
Kingman
GT Owner
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Kingman
GT Owner