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RAC platinum plus warranty terms and conditions
Hi, so buying a used car 75000 miles on clock. Dealership is offering RAC platinum plus warranty for 2 years. I've pointed out that RAC warranty says under 8 years OR 80000 miles. I see that as meaning the car will only be covered for another 5000 miles use? The dealership is saying the warranty will cover car for 2 years and more than 80000 but thats not how it reads on the information leaflet. The car is just over 8 years old.
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Can’t see any mention of it on the t&c, so maybe it is just the limit at which a policy can be started.
https://www.wrightsmotors.co.uk/dist/pdf/RAC_PlatinumPlus.pdf
mind you, the labour limit of £45 and hour outside London is not going to cover much.1 -
Confirm with RAC warranty provider.Mortgage free
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Its provided for the RAC by The Warranty Group., using the reputation of the RAC .When it comes to claiming the usual response is 'Fair wear & tear', and no payout. Put the fee in the bank and use it to pay some or all of your repair bill.1
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I have looked through stuff I've found on the internet and can only find limited info on actual terms of warrantyNobbie1967 said:Can’t see any mention of it on the t&c, so maybe it is just the limit at which a policy can be started.
https://www.wrightsmotors.co.uk/dist/pdf/RAC_PlatinumPlus.pdf
mind you, the labour limit of £45 and hour outside London is not going to cover much.
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It sounds pretty useless given the exemptions for cover on cars over 80k. What are they charging for this warranty?landylad said:
I have looked through stuff I've found on the internet and can only find limited info on actual terms of warrantyNobbie1967 said:Can’t see any mention of it on the t&c, so maybe it is just the limit at which a policy can be started.
https://www.wrightsmotors.co.uk/dist/pdf/RAC_PlatinumPlus.pdf
mind you, the labour limit of £45 and hour outside London is not going to cover much.
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It's free! It's included as part of the "deal".
It sounds pretty useless given the exemptions for cover on cars over 80k. What are they charging for this warranty?
I have looked through stuff I've found on the internet and can only find limited info on actual terms of warrantyNobbie1967 said:Can’t see any mention of it on the t&c, so maybe it is just the limit at which a policy can be started.
https://www.wrightsmotors.co.uk/dist/pdf/RAC_PlatinumPlus.pdf
mind you, the labour limit of £45 and hour outside London is not going to cover much.
thats the thing, it sounds good - especially the wear and tear cover but a lot of warranty doesn't apply beyond 80000 miles.0 -
Ask the dealer to remove the cost of the warranty from the sale price of the car and give you a 1-3 month warranty from dealer only. Nothing in life is “free”, except air and being nice.Mortgage free
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