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MOPAR - MAXCARE - Zeigler - Extended Warranty Merged Mega Thread

JimKIII said:
If one buys the extended factory warranty at the dealer when buying a new truck, is the warranty price added to the vehicle price for one total that is then financed?

Example:
New Truck = $50,000
Zeigler Maxcare warranty (8yr/125K) = $2,800
Total financed = $52,800
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They and the bank prefer to finance it, but you don't have to. You're in the driver seat. If you put a big down or extra to cover it, there's really no difference.

$50k truck 8/125 should be more like $1800 or less depending on deductible.
 
Hello members It’s time to make decision on wether I get extended warranty.
The price is $3400 change for 5 more years 85,000 miles, at $100 dollars per visit for anything A-Z . How many have extended their warranty. Any thoughts or issues. Thank you
 
BlueJoe said:
Hello members It’s time to make decision on wether I get extended warranty.
The price is $3400 change for 5 more years 85,000 miles, at $100 dollars per visit for anything A-Z . How many have extended their warranty. Any thoughts or issues. Thank you
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You can get the MOPAR MaxCare 8 year 125K warranty for less than that from Ziegler. Use the code during check out PAYINFULL to get the additional $375 off. Click the link below and price it out. (No, I do not work for them nor am I affiliated in any way, but I have bought my last 3 OEM MOPAR MaxCare warrantees using them though)

Zeigler Auto Group - Use code PAYINFULL during checkout!
 
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$3400 seems high for a Mopar maxcare plan, which is the only extended warranty plan I would even consider.
 
Yeah $3400 does seem high... Got mine for $800 after they discounted it and used some coupons they had. This was back in 5/20/21.
 
Going thru Ziegler is as good as going thru Mopar Who is Ziegler and how do they get into picture of Mopar warranty ? The dealership will honor Ziegler? I really don’t know anything about them. Thank you
 
BlueJoe said:
Going thru Ziegler is as good as going thru Mopar Who is Ziegler and how do they get into picture of Mopar warranty ? The dealership will honor Ziegler? I really don’t know anything about them. Thank you
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any dealer can sell the mopar warranty and yes any dealership will honor it. It is actually called a service contract but mopar maxcare is what you want not a 3rd party warranty
 
BlueJoe said:
Going thru Ziegler is as good as going thru Mopar Who is Ziegler and how do they get into picture of Mopar warranty ? The dealership will honor Ziegler? I really don’t know anything about them. Thank you
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All in the file I attached sell Mopar warranties. Same warranty as if you bought it from your dealer. The only difference is the listed sellers are discounting. Usually your dealer will match if shown a discounters price.
 
jadmt said:
any dealer can sell the mopar warranty and yes any dealership will honor it. It is actually called a service contract but mopar maxcare is what you want not a 3rd party warranty
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So Ziegler will get me the correct Mopar warranty no issues
 
jadmt said:
yes
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I’m located in New Jersey if that would be any issues. I’ve looked at the website and there are cheaper quotes. Does it matter if I do it now or wait a month or so before my original 3/36 runs out.
 
BlueJoe said:
I’m located in New Jersey if that would be any issues. I’ve looked at the website and there are cheaper quotes. Does it matter if I do it now or wait a month or so before my original 3/36 runs out.
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It doesn't matter if you wait or where you live. The only negative to waiting is they increase the price each year.
 
I have a Zurich warranty for my truck. With all the electronics on these things, it's worth it to me.
 
like was said above the price goes up the longer you wait. Price goes up as you put miles on as well. Seems odd that it does because you are generally buying a certain milage point so not sure why if you have 18,000 miles on and are getting a 75,000 mile warranty it cost less if you would have had 12,000 miles on but it does. you can plug all your numbers in and see your costs based on how many miles you have.
 
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