Yes. A mopar warranty is a mopar warranty. There are different levels that cover different things. A max care mopar warranty from your dealer and a max care mopar warranty from Ziegler have exactly the same coverage. Any ram dealer can look in the system to see that you have a mopar warranty. They don't care where it came from, just that it's there for your VIN.
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kraftwerx
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This was inline with my experience. It turned out that what they were offering was their version of an extended warranty and it wasn't until after passing on it several times that they offered the actual Mopar Max Care and beat the Ziegler price. Turns out that their offering didn't cover some things like the fobs that Mopar does.
Sponge60
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Awesome info in this post! I guess extended warranties are like insurance. May never need it, but nice to know it's there if you do.
12" radio screen is north of $4K.
Def pump repair is $2,200.
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For $1050 I don't have to worry about any of that for 8 years.
Def pump repair is $2,200.
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For $1050 I don't have to worry about any of that for 8 years.
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$100 less than Zeigler from the dealer. 8/60K miles $200 deductible.
I agree with you zeigler is the best price of any dealer and no sales tax, just use coupon code payinfull to save another $300 plus and they use all factory parts unlike some 3rd party warranty companies that have a right to use new , aftermarket , or good used parts to repair. Go to this website for zeigler, www.factoryplans.com
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well ,my 2018 warranty has run out and i would like to extend , which supplier has the best extended warranty in your opinion?
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They haven’t called you yet?
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They will now...by the thousands...lol. Aftermarket warranties, for the most part, are awful. Your best bet may be to start with a quote from Mopar.
The warranty on my Wrangler expired a year ago and it appears I can still add a Mopar warranty.
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as a matter of fact, they have just started but is it actually worth it?
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That is a tough call. Consider that you cannot take a vehicle to any shop these days to have anything done for less than $500 it seems. Even some sensors cost more than that. Also consider that these big Hemi's tend to fail when they get older and that is about $8k to replace.
I am planning on getting all the warranty I can when I sign the paperwork next month. One of the reasons I ordered a power wagon was because of this very issue. I was going to build a Tradesman 2500 with a lift, wheels, tires, winch, skid plates, front locker, etc... All of that could cause warranty fights where the PW already has most of that from the factory and is covered under the warranty.
My son's 2014 Grand Cherokee uses its warranty at least twice a year and needs to go back in again. It has paid for itself twice over.
On the flip side, my Wrangler has been flawless in 4 years, so a warranty would have been a waste of money up to this point.
I am planning on getting all the warranty I can when I sign the paperwork next month. One of the reasons I ordered a power wagon was because of this very issue. I was going to build a Tradesman 2500 with a lift, wheels, tires, winch, skid plates, front locker, etc... All of that could cause warranty fights where the PW already has most of that from the factory and is covered under the warranty.
My son's 2014 Grand Cherokee uses its warranty at least twice a year and needs to go back in again. It has paid for itself twice over.
On the flip side, my Wrangler has been flawless in 4 years, so a warranty would have been a waste of money up to this point.
Iowagon
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Since the day I bought my PW I get emails and regular mail from Mopar Direct that say, and I quote,
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We offer genuine factory backed Mopar Service Contracts
at deeply discounted internet only pricing. Mopar® Vehicle Protection is the only
extended protection backed by FCA US LLC (Chrysler Group LLC)."
But are they really legit? When I go to the official Mopar website, that's not what they call their extended warranty plan.
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We offer genuine factory backed Mopar Service Contracts
at deeply discounted internet only pricing. Mopar® Vehicle Protection is the only
extended protection backed by FCA US LLC (Chrysler Group LLC)."
But are they really legit? When I go to the official Mopar website, that's not what they call their extended warranty plan.
-AJ
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that is why i got the pw also, friend of mine built a taco out, got wrecked and all that money was gone.....
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Hello! Yes, Mopar refers to some of their warranties as their Mopar Vehicle Protection Plan and many of our customers have a MVP plan for their vehicles! We recommend speaking with your dealer if interested. Also, if you have additional questions feel free to call the Mopar Vehicle Plan line here: 800-521-9922
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Lary0071
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You do not need to read past the very first response under your original post. That will be the best warranty (factory) at the best price with no fighting to get that price. Your local dealer will fight you to not sell it at that price... assuming if you could get them to eventually drop to that price.