Best place to buy extended warranty

[tom3]

When I got our GMEPP the contract spells out the expiry mileage and date. No guesswork. We got the Platinum plan from Laurel Chevrolet. When I go into the My Chevrolet app it doesn't show up, not sure if that's bad or nothing.

 

[Rev_Night]

what was the M/K/Deductible cost?

 

[Rev_Night]

Most GM warranties start at day one, so a 7 year is indeed only 7 years, not 10. I would verify that......

Todd says "This plan would be an additional 84 months from the day you purchase, and 70,000 more miles on top of current."

 

[RevolutionLeast87]

Dont miss this part, Todd shared this with me

No, this chart is just for a vehicle with under 12,000 miles. 30 days left of b2b, just means bumper to bumper that came with your vehicle which is 3 year / 36,000 miles.

You have to buy extended warranty before you hit 12K miles or 3 years with 12K miles

 

[Rev_Night]

Thats not quite true. The pricing schedule that he sent you was just for less than 12K miles. He has another schedule for cars that have over 12K miles. I posted both previously

 

[Lonny]

Hi team -

When does it make the most sense to purchase an extended warranty from Todd? I will be signing for a 22' Escalade Sport Platinum with only 23,524 miles and want to make sure I lock down my timing as effectively as possible. As I understand it, I should get it done before I reach 24,000 miles, is that right?

 

[Nighthawk]

Hi team -

When does it make the most sense to purchase an extended warranty from Todd? I will be signing for a 22' Escalade Sport Platinum with only 23,524 miles and want to make sure I lock down my timing as effectively as possible. As I understand it, I should get it done before I reach 24,000 miles, is that right?

I’d like to know this too. I have a ‘23 with 19k miles. Curious when I should get it to maximize savings & benefit

 

[Capt Ed]

Here's my two cents worth:

1. From experience, buy the manufacturers plan.
2. Generally, it'll be cheaper to buy sooner rather than later.
3. Go ahead and contact now one of the recommended dealerships on this thread and they can answer your questions with facts.

I'll add Todd Southerland of Macmulkin Chevrolet as someone to contact. Tom Southerland-Finance Director (603) 888-1121

My Tahoe was just over 12,000 miles when I bought a Platinum Plan, February, 2024. I've got a 84m/96K miles plan for $1999.

 

[lakaw]

Just purchased $0 deductible, 84mo/100k Platinum GMEPP warranty from Todd Sutherland for $2852. This price was good until 12,000 mi.

 

[Scarey]

Are these warranty’s that are on top of standard warranty or are they in totality, gm plus purchase?

 

[lakaw]

Not added at the end of the standard warranty. These begin the day of warranty purchase.

 

[CCPLuvr]

Just purchased $0 deductible, 84mo/100k Platinum GMEPP warranty from Todd Sutherland for $2852. This price was good until 12,000 mi.

Do you have a document showing what is or isn't covered?

 

[mountie]

Do you have a document showing what is or isn't covered?

Just scroll down to the fine print. ( I learned a lot looking there )

 

[lakaw]

Do you have a document showing what is or isn't covered?

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View sample contracts.

 

[CCPLuvr]

Thanks guys

 

[suburbansince87]

Todd is good he just forgot to get me the actual paperwork until I nagged him and he got testy.

 

[Capt Ed]

Todd is good he just forgot to get me the actual paperwork until I nagged him and he got testy.

Same here, however in his defense, he submitted my paperwork to GM immediately after I completed the application.

 

[aboss3]

+1 for Todd. Got my denali xl warranty with him

 

[PPK_]

Looking for the best place to buy a GM extended warranty. Dealers make money on the warranties is there any dealers that blows them out and make money on volume?

I also did Todd for a ‘24 yukon… i think it was $1450 for 72/72.. i just wanted a little more for the 5.3 in it.. i did $250 deductable.. an engine and tranny are my main concerns..

 

[nomech]

Here's my two cents worth:

1. From experience, buy the manufacturers plan.
2. Generally, it'll be cheaper to buy sooner rather than later.
3. Go ahead and contact now one of the recommended dealerships on this thread and they can answer your questions with facts.

I'll add Todd Southerland of Macmulkin Chevrolet as someone to contact. Tom Southerland-Finance Director (603) 888-1121

My Tahoe was just over 12,000 miles when I bought a Platinum Plan, February, 2024. I've got a 84m/96K miles plan for $1999.

To be clear, you did not buy from the dealership Todd works at, right?

I'm considering purchasing a Tahoe from a dealer that has what I'm looking for, but their warranty is an in house warranty and it seems very expensive to what I'm reading on here an other places.

I would like to talk to Todd and would be interested in buying something from him if it makes sense to do so right away or wait until I am at x mileage and purchase at that time. Those are all questions I'd ask Todd, but would like to see what others have done. I would be buying brand new with 1-2 miles on the vehicle.