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Looking extended warranty for 2019 GMC Denali


Contact Dennis Fitchtner at Denny Menholt Chevy. He is talked about wildly on the corvette forums. I got some quotes from him and his price can’t be beat. Just remember your contract starts the day you buy it. So no need to rush as long as your under 12k you’ll get the same price as if you bought it when you got your truck. From my research I find that the sweet spot is right before 2 year or 24k miles. Yeah you’ll pay about a 1k more but your extended that much further where something might actually happen. Also I found out if you want to save some money get the 100 deductible. You have a one time transfer to make your local dealer the primary place for repairs and if you do that your deductible is waived for any repair there. Just read the fine print of the contract. It’s all spelled out. I personally haven’t bought one yet because I have geico mechanical breakdown which covers me for 7 years/100k miles and the exclusion list is very little. Just wear items and. 250 deductible. Also take a look at the exclusion list. There are some high priced exclusions. I’ll find a copy of contract and post it.


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Don’t feel pressured to buy it there. These were the prices I got from the dealer mentioned above in Montana. Sorry if it’s not showing up well. Copy and paste. Discount for July is shown as well

AT 12,000 MILES PRICES BELOW WILL CHANGE BY UPWARDS OF A $1000 MORE!!!!



Plan

Deductible

Time/Miles

Price

July

Total

per visit

Discount

Price

Platinum

0

24/50000

$1,100

($350)

$750

Platinum

100

24/50000

$1,050

($350)

$700

Platinum

0

36/45000

$1,115

($350)

$765

Platinum

100

36/45000

$1,070

($350)

$720

Platinum

0

36/60000

$1,225

($350)

$875

Platinum

100

36/60000

$1,151

($350)

$801

Platinum

0

36/75000

$1,384

($350)

$1,034

Platinum

100

36/75000

$1,334

($350)

$984

Platinum

0

36/100000

$1,794

($350)

$1,444

Platinum

100

36/100000

$1,669

($350)

$1,319

Platinum

0

39/39000

$1,105

($350)

$755

Platinum

100

39/39000

$1,060

($350)

$710

Platinum

0

39/45000

$1,150

($350)

$800

Platinum

100

39/45000

$1,100

($350)

$750

Platinum

0

39/60000

$1,249

($350)

$899

Platinum

100

39/60000

$1,174

($350)

$824

Platinum

0

48/40000

$1,120

($350)

$770

Platinum

100

48/40000

$1,070

($350)

$720

Platinum

0

48/48000

$1,180

($350)

$830

Platinum

100

48/48000

$1,130

($350)

$780

Platinum

0

48/60000

$1,340

($350)

$990

Platinum

100

48/60000

$1,240

($350)

$890

Platinum

0

48/75000

$1,564

($350)

$1,214

Platinum

100

48/75000

$1,479

($350)

$1,129

Platinum

0

48/100000

$1,945

($350)

$1,595

Platinum

100

48/100000

$1,765

($350)

$1,415

Platinum

0

60/40000

$1,225

($350)

$875

Platinum

100

60/40000

$1,150

($350)

$800

Platinum

0

60/50000

$1,295

($350)

$945

Platinum

100

60/50000

$1,210

($350)

$860

Platinum

0

60/60000

$1,458

($350)

$1,108

Platinum

100

60/60000

$1,308

($350)

$958

Platinum

0

60/75000

$1,669

($350)

$1,319

Platinum

100

60/75000

$1,524

($350)

$1,174

Platinum

0

60/100000

$2,192

($350)

$1,842

Platinum

100

60/100000

$1,947

($350)

$1,597

Platinum

0

72/48000

$1,450

($350)

$1,100

Platinum

100

72/48000

$1,330

($350)

$980

Platinum

0

72/60000

$1,575

($350)

$1,225

Platinum

100

72/60000

$1,425

($350)

$1,075

Platinum

0

72/75000

$1,853

($350)

$1,503

Platinum

100

72/75000

$1,683

($350)

$1,333

Platinum

0

72/100000

$2,495

($350)

$2,145

Platinum

100

72/100000

$2,150

($350)

$1,800

Platinum

0

84/56000

$1,805

($350)

$1,455

Platinum

100

84/56000

$1,600

($350)

$1,250

Platinum

0

84/75000

$2,144

($350)

$1,794

Platinum

100

84/75000

$1,904

($350)

$1,554

Platinum

0

84/100000

$2,668

($350)

$2,318

Platinum

100

84/100000

$2,258

($350)

$1,908




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4 hours ago, Bob2C said:

Just read the fine print of the contract. It’s all spelled out. 

the exclusion list is very little. Just wear items and. 250 deductible. Also take a look at the exclusion list. There are some high priced exclusions. 

 

I would advise to take the money you plan to spend on this extended warranty and stick it in the bank. Then when you encounter any repair that "would have been" covered, you already have cash to pay for it. Or if no "covered" repair is ever needed, you saved yourself the money.

 

Carefully consider the list of exclusions. Basically everything that you would expect to wear out or ever need maintenance is not covered. Only a few specific catastrophe's that would have to occur for you to come out ahead with these deals. The dealers don't sell them to be nice, they do it because these plans are money makers.

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13 hours ago, aseibel said:

I would advise to take the money you plan to spend on this extended warranty and stick it in the bank. Then when you encounter any repair that "would have been" covered, you already have cash to pay for it. Or if no "covered" repair is ever needed, you saved yourself the money.

 

Carefully consider the list of exclusions. Basically everything that you would expect to wear out or ever need maintenance is not covered. Only a few specific catastrophe's that would have to occur for you to come out ahead with these deals. The dealers don't sell them to be nice, they do it because these plans are money makers.

 

You have a good point there, but personally I bought it for a piece of  mind fully knowing the dealer is likely to come out on top.  These trucks are no longer like the older vehicle when any issue can be easily tracked down, especially with all the electrical "conveniences", so jut knowing you have it if shit hit the fan make it worth for me.

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15 minutes ago, Cpl_Punishment said:

GM pushes extended warranties hard because they understand the bathtub curve of failure better than the average consumer. 

They push them because they are big margin money makers

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