Ford ESP for your new Mustang?
4/30/10, 12:25 PM
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Ford ESP for your new Mustang?
Anyone getting it?
I've had it for my last 2 Fords and it's well worth it, especially the premium care IF you get a good deal.
I don't want to post a plug here for another dealership/person unless people are genuinely interested but I've found he offers huge discounts over most dealers. For example, My 2006 Focus was around $600 for 6 yr/100k with $100 deductible. I received a quote for my Mustang today for $979 for the same coverage.
Given the $750 brochure coupon and the $979 warranty cost it's almost a wash. I look at the $750 as found money and the warranty as peace of mind down the road and a marketing tool if I need to sell the car later. It only costs $75 (up $25 from previous years) to transfer a Ford ESP contract to the new owner.
If this has been discussed, my apologies. The search isn't working for some reason.
I've had it for my last 2 Fords and it's well worth it, especially the premium care IF you get a good deal.
I don't want to post a plug here for another dealership/person unless people are genuinely interested but I've found he offers huge discounts over most dealers. For example, My 2006 Focus was around $600 for 6 yr/100k with $100 deductible. I received a quote for my Mustang today for $979 for the same coverage.
Given the $750 brochure coupon and the $979 warranty cost it's almost a wash. I look at the $750 as found money and the warranty as peace of mind down the road and a marketing tool if I need to sell the car later. It only costs $75 (up $25 from previous years) to transfer a Ford ESP contract to the new owner.
If this has been discussed, my apologies. The search isn't working for some reason.
4/30/10, 12:26 PM
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I'm going with the 6 year/100k ESP for mine. $1501 extra for it, but covers everything. The 3/36 my Speed6 has sucked because I'm starting to have interior issues that might cost me an arm and a leg.
4/30/10, 12:29 PM
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SWEET!
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Anyone getting it?
I've had it for my last 2 Fords and it's well worth it, especially the premium care IF you get a good deal.
I don't want to post a plug here for another dealership/person unless people are genuinely interested but I've found he offers huge discounts over most dealers. For example, My 2006 Focus was around $600 for 6 yr/100k with $100 deductible. I received a quote for my Mustang today for $979 for the same coverage.
Given the $750 brochure coupon and the $979 warranty cost it's almost a wash. I look at the $750 as found money and the warranty as peace of mind down the road and a marketing tool if I need to sell the car later. It only costs $75 (up $25 from previous years) to transfer a Ford ESP contract to the new owner.
If this has been discussed, my apologies. The search isn't working for some reason.
I've had it for my last 2 Fords and it's well worth it, especially the premium care IF you get a good deal.
I don't want to post a plug here for another dealership/person unless people are genuinely interested but I've found he offers huge discounts over most dealers. For example, My 2006 Focus was around $600 for 6 yr/100k with $100 deductible. I received a quote for my Mustang today for $979 for the same coverage.
Given the $750 brochure coupon and the $979 warranty cost it's almost a wash. I look at the $750 as found money and the warranty as peace of mind down the road and a marketing tool if I need to sell the car later. It only costs $75 (up $25 from previous years) to transfer a Ford ESP contract to the new owner.
If this has been discussed, my apologies. The search isn't working for some reason.
If you don't mind can you send me a PM with this dealer as I would be interested in this for my car when I order it.
4/30/10, 12:31 PM
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As I wrote, I purchased from this guy before and it was pretty seamless. All the paperwork came in as expected and the coverage was just fine. Basically he makes about $100 per warranty. Maybe more now but in 2006 that was the deal. It sounds like your dealer is going to be making way more than that.
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4/30/10, 01:03 PM
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Yes, 6/100 with a $100 deductible.
As I wrote, I purchased from this guy before and it was pretty seamless. All the paperwork came in as expected and the coverage was just fine. Basically he makes about $100 per warranty. Maybe more now but in 2006 that was the deal. It sounds like your dealer is going to be making way more than that.
As I wrote, I purchased from this guy before and it was pretty seamless. All the paperwork came in as expected and the coverage was just fine. Basically he makes about $100 per warranty. Maybe more now but in 2006 that was the deal. It sounds like your dealer is going to be making way more than that.
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I just did a quote using Ford's online site, $1100 for 6 years or $675 for 5 years. When I picked up my car the finance guy tried to sell me the 6 year for $1995!!!
And he wondered why I declined it.
And he wondered why I declined it.
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What was the deductible on that 6 year plan and how many miles?
I will give my dealer ONE shot and ONE shot only to match this other price. If he chooses not to, fine by me. It's his money to give away.
5/4/10, 07:01 AM
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I tried the quote using my VIN but it said my vehicle wasn't eligible. Of course my quote from the dealer I mentioned was already cheaper than $1100 anyway so I'm still going that route.
What was the deductible on that 6 year plan and how many miles?
I will give my dealer ONE shot and ONE shot only to match this other price. If he chooses not to, fine by me. It's his money to give away.
What was the deductible on that 6 year plan and how many miles?
I will give my dealer ONE shot and ONE shot only to match this other price. If he chooses not to, fine by me. It's his money to give away.
75000 miles for Premium care, best one they had.
5/4/10, 07:10 AM
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