warranty

alex.b

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being lazy- going to keep car -maybe for the wife- but seat warranty runs out in a week ,seat now don't do extended warranty?(due to goverment stuff)

any suggestions?

any to avoid?
 

MattR

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Yes, the RAC warranty is good. I've already had to claim when the slow speed fans failed.

You need to do it before it's 3 years old ideally.
 

RobM

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RAC have various levels of warranty cover so have a look at their website for specific details and to get a quote.
 

bentaw

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there are loads out there but i would stick with brand names like RAC when it comes to warrenty or it will get like insurance where u will be waiting ges for money to repair something and only by their garage
 

MattR

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I arranged a two year policy before my Leon was 3 years old. Its around £21 a month for 24 months. Its called Prestige Cover Mechanical Breakdown Insurance.

I searched through loads and this seemed the best bet. The claims limit is £3k, no limit to amount of claims but only up to the value of the car. £50 excess on each and every claim.

The garage deals directly with the administrators - its branded RAC, but actually ran by Motorway Direct. You just pay the garage the excess - they do everything else. I originally found this as it was recommended by a SEAT dealer who used to be MG Rover dealers as well.

You can transfer the warranty to another person as well (if all parties agree). There is a maximum labour rate that they will pay per hr - which is ~£36-£42 approx.

You need to keep full service history etc, and remember that this isnt a Manufacturers warranty.

I would get a quote from them - http://www.rac.co.uk/business/warranties/ - I called them as the website doesnt quote.

Matt
 
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