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Offline MrSkins

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3rd party warranty
« on: February 26, 2017, 09:39:27 pm »
Greetings again,

Has anybody had experience of warranty companies for example Warranty Wise, Click4warranty, Warranty Angel etc

Being as I've just exceeded 100k Mazda are not interested so I'm trying to find some feedback from these other type on companies, proving very difficult.

Thanks in advance for any input

Offline PeteCX5

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Re: 3rd party warranty
« Reply #1 on: February 27, 2017, 03:20:34 am »
A few people I know have has a third party warranty and not had great dealings with them when it comes to paying out, myself personally I just put money to one side and if anything needs doing ive got the money, if not when it comes to changing my car I have some spare cash to chuck around.

Offline FireDiamondUK

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Re: 3rd party warranty
« Reply #2 on: February 27, 2017, 10:01:51 am »
On a car of your millage you will struggle to find anyone who will put a warranty on for you, and even if you do find one it will be most likely be a listed parts warranty and they will want to charge you a fortune for it. Also they will most likely try and blame everything on "wear and tear" and not pay out so you are far better off putting £50 in a bank account every month and use this for repairs if anything goes wrong. Also find a good Mazda specialist in your area and stay away from main dealers will help keep your repair costs down a bit.

Also before any company will put a warranty on your car, it will have to go through an inspection at a garage of their choice and you will have to pay to have EVERYTHING they find wrong fixed first, then they will warrant the car, unless you already have a warranty running on the car

Offline MrSkins

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  • Transmission: Manual
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Re: 3rd party warranty
« Reply #3 on: February 27, 2017, 11:56:44 am »
Sound advice to be honest, just stick cash aside 'just I'm case"
The one that offered everything was motorway, he taylored everything and included wear and tear etc etc, then I stumbled on a review, horrendous so looks like stuffing some cash aside, I'm in Lincolnshire so would love to hear of any Mazda independents in my area

Thanks guys

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Re: 3rd party warranty
« Reply #3 on: February 27, 2017, 11:56:44 am »