Just my .02, but I would never deal with:
1. A broker
2. A company that relies alot on referrals
3. A company that runs a website that looks like that
4. A company that has bought, and runs, hundreds of other website names in affect spamming the industry while trying to make a buck
Might be a good deal for someone, but I'll stick with the GM extended warranty or a company that seems more reputable to me.
Curious though, and it might help others:
1. What price did you pay for coverage?
2. Deductible?
3. Max limit of coverage?
Stick with GM!! You'll never have any hassels about warranty service/coverage, no matter where you are or wind up at. With others, you may have to foot the bill first .....then wait and hope to get reimbursed. Thanks, but NO THANKS. That's why I got a 72 mo./100,000 mile/$0 deductible GM extended warranty. I've done all the spending I'll ever do on my SSR pertaining to repair work....at least for the next 72 mo./100,000 miles.
My original GM warranty cost a good bit of $$$$$ but I have gotten it all back on service and parts. It paid for a new wiring harness on my tranny, new torque converter for the tranny, new hood blanket and prop rod, new hinges for the roof, new ignition switch, new HVAC system, and soon, a brand spanking new power steering rack. I would say I got my money's worth from GM big time. The only inconvenience was not having my truck. Has it been worth it? Ohhhh yea!!!! Every time i fire it up it is worth it. Man I love this ride....:-)
Stick with GM!! You'll never have any hassels about warranty service/coverage, no matter where you are or wind up at. With others, you may have to foot the bill first .....then wait and hope to get reimbursed. Thanks, but NO THANKS. That's why I got a 72 mo./100,000 mile/$0 deductible GM extended warranty. I've done all the spending I'll ever do on my SSR pertaining to repair work....at least for the next 72 mo./100,000 miles.
Thing is the cost of that is about $1000 over the cost of getting eq. coverage elsewhere.
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