Used car warrant - warranty direct?

[Deleted User]

Hey people!

Recently bought a used 2014 Bmw 1 series.

The dealership I’ve bought it from gives me a 6 month RAC Drive away warranty.

I want to get my own warranty in place and have been recommended ‘warranty direct’.

Now I will be selecting a comprehensive cover, with uncapped labour charge, also includes wear and tear and covered from day one.

Does anyone have any history with the same product ?

It’s costing me £500 for a 24 month warranty.

wymondham

no, but be very aware about what it does and does not cover..... I understand these post manufacturers warranty companies have more loopholes than Trumps defence lawyers...

worried_jim

Put £500 in a savings account then you have guaranteed at least £500 to put towards any repairs that may be needed.

[Deleted User]

It looks as if it covers everything to be honest,
As I said, wear and tear too.

Uncapped labour rates , so I can choose a garage of my own liking.

Also claims up to £10000

sheslookinhot

[Deleted User] wrote:

It looks as if it covers everything to be honest,
As I said, wear and tear too.

Uncapped labour rates , so I can choose a garage of my own liking.

Also claims up to £10000

Look harder

No warranty covers wear and tear

k3lvc

[Deleted User] wrote:

It looks as if it covers everything to be honest,
As I said, wear and tear too.

Uncapped labour rates , so I can choose a garage of my own liking.

Also claims up to £10000

I'll bet you the £500 that it doesn't :rotfl:

Does it include all components and not just their 'core' offer

Does it include wear and tear items or just wear and tear on named items (i.e. not the things that normally wear out)

What's the excess ?

[Deleted User]

Excess is £800 depending on value of repair, also I can choose to cover 0%,15% 30% all the way up to 50% of the cost, which I obviously won’t lol.

k3lvc

[Deleted User] wrote:

Excess is £800 depending on value of repair, also I can choose to cover 0%,15% 30% all the way up to 50% of the cost, which I obviously won’t lol.

So what does your £500 cover then.....esp if you're paying an £800 excess :eek:

worried_jim

k3lvc wrote: »

So what does your £500 cover then.....esp if you're paying an £800 excess :eek:

Fanny Adams.

lincroft1710

Are you confusing excess with maximum amount payable per claim?

[Deleted User]

Honestly it says it covers everything, how much of that is true I don’t know.
Maybe a tin under the bed will Be the better option