You might be able to cancel some of them.
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Hm. What would I just have to call the dealer?
If you want the OEM extended warranty, there are a few dealers that will sell to anyone in the US for about $1300
Youād probably have to call the provider of each plan.
The dealer is just a reseller of these plans ā¦ they usually have nothing to do with the plans except to take your money
Thanks for taking the time to answer. Iām just going to stick with it then if itās only a 600 difference. Iāll get that rebate and leave it at that. Canāt be bothered with it lol. Thanks again for all your help!!!
The $1300 is for the full extended warranty from Hyundai. I think it pushes it out to 10 years, etc. Not just an electrical warranty to 6 years.
Yeah the electrical warranty is arguably useless and a complete ripoff on a car that has 5yr B2B and 10yr powertrain.
The OEM āwrapā that expands the powertrain warranty into a B2B for years 6-10 is the genuine one and the only one worth getting for someone owning long term.
Rim/tire warranty on a car with high profile tires in Florida is another complete waste of money IMO.
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I also have no faith in the quality of interior/exterior protectants added by a dealer. If you want something like that added, Iād go with a quality detailer. Now, most of what the dealer is selling with those packages is more of an insurance policy against damage rather than a treatment that actually helps prevent damage, so make sure you know what youāre really paying for. Same with tint; if given the choice, go get some high quality ceramic tint installed by a tint shop. No need to pay a dealer a mark up for the cheapest film they can find.
Obviously, if youāve already had those done, thereās not much you can do with those now.
Yea they already did the tint. Iām sure the protectant isnāt that good of quality. I know for next time now.
I will have to double check the warranty but Iām pretty sure he said it just extends all the warranties that are not up to 6 years to that point.
Cancel it anyways,
Well that makes a big difference between near worthlessness and actually being worth something.
What he said is irrelevant, all that matters is whatās on paper.
And even if he was accurate, why would anyone pay for that product? You either stay with the OEM warranty 5yrs without paying a penny or extend thru the OEM to 10 yrs for -~1,300
Yea your right. Learned my lesson the hard way. I didnāt get gap because I thought my insurance provided it. So I should have got that and thatās it.
The warranty is one you probably can cancel out/replace with the real one still if you want to. The ship has sailed for the tint, etc, but the warranty can usually be canceled easily.
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I owned a Hyundai product for 8~ years. AC went out at around 50k miles, was covered under warranty. Only other thing that happened was a top gasket leak around 80k miles, took $180 to fix.
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