INFO? Extended Service Contracts

Do you know of anywhere to view the list of covered parts for the
maximum plan?

Thanks

I'm getting the run around over a heated seat problem.


Pete


J Franklin wrote:
> In > (Bruce)
> writes:
> >
> >J Franklin > wrote:
> >>I've ordered a 96 Grand Caravan and am investigating the available
> >>extended service contracts. Anybody out there have experience they
> >>want to share about what is covered and what is not? How about the
> >>Chrysler Maximum Care Contract (for 7 yr/100,000 miles: $2600 list,
> >>$1350 street price)
> >
> >I can't say whether or not you should get one but I'd like to
> >let you know that they are negotiable. When I bought my Grand
> >Cherokee, the dealer said I could get an extended warrantee for
> >over $1000. After I told him twice that I didn't want it, he
> >lowered it to something like $700 which I still didn't take.
> >My point is that they will lower the price so if you plan on
> >getting one you should get the best price you can.
> >
>
>
> OOPS. I made a $100 typo.
>
> The cost to the Chrysler dealer for the Maximum Care Contract is
$1330
> (not the street price as I wrote) (source: Consumers Checkbook
bidding
> service) and the best price I've been quoted is $1425. I didn't
> negotiate it as part of my "$400 over invoice cost plus co-op
> advertising cost", so I'm stuck with paying a little over their
invoice
> cost.
>
> By the way, in order to determine what was covered and what was not,
I
> looked at the Service Manager's book which lists the thousands of
parts
> covered by the various plans. The Maximum Care contract covered
> virtually everything, whereas the other plans didn't cover things
that
> had gone bad on my last Caravan (front engine mount, gear shift
> linkage).

Normally max care would cover it, e mail me your vin number if you want and
i can check it Monday
> wrote in message
oups.com...
> Do you know of anywhere to view the list of covered parts for the
> maximum plan?
>
> Thanks
>
> I'm getting the run around over a heated seat problem.
>
>
> Pete
>
>
> J Franklin wrote:
> > In > (Bruce)
> > writes:
> > >
> > >J Franklin > wrote:
> > >>I've ordered a 96 Grand Caravan and am investigating the available
> > >>extended service contracts. Anybody out there have experience they
> > >>want to share about what is covered and what is not? How about the
> > >>Chrysler Maximum Care Contract (for 7 yr/100,000 miles: $2600 list,
> > >>$1350 street price)
> > >
> > >I can't say whether or not you should get one but I'd like to
> > >let you know that they are negotiable. When I bought my Grand
> > >Cherokee, the dealer said I could get an extended warrantee for
> > >over $1000. After I told him twice that I didn't want it, he
> > >lowered it to something like $700 which I still didn't take.
> > >My point is that they will lower the price so if you plan on
> > >getting one you should get the best price you can.
> > >
> >
> >
> > OOPS. I made a $100 typo.
> >
> > The cost to the Chrysler dealer for the Maximum Care Contract is
> $1330
> > (not the street price as I wrote) (source: Consumers Checkbook
> bidding
> > service) and the best price I've been quoted is $1425. I didn't
> > negotiate it as part of my "$400 over invoice cost plus co-op
> > advertising cost", so I'm stuck with paying a little over their
> invoice
> > cost.
> >
> > By the way, in order to determine what was covered and what was not,
> I
> > looked at the Service Manager's book which lists the thousands of
> parts
> > covered by the various plans. The Maximum Care contract covered
> > virtually everything, whereas the other plans didn't cover things
> that
> > had gone bad on my last Caravan (front engine mount, gear shift
> > linkage).
>