eric.frederich
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- Eric
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So I was torn. A Wrangler is the kind of vehicle you keep for 10 years and pass on to your kids. Also, there are a ton of electronics on this new one. Lots of things that can break.
On the other hand, a Wrangler is the kind of vehicle that you customize. I hate dealing with warranties. Each customization is an opportunity for them to claim the issue was caused by the customization.
I wound up getting a 70k 6 year warranty for around $3k and it came with all the scheduled service up to 70k miles.
It was pitched to me as basically paying for my service up front and getting the warranty for free.
I just got my information packet from Mopar. Looking at all the services I don't see much other than oil changes and "checking" things. I think the 70k mile service actually changes some fluids besides oil. Either way, this doesn't seem to add up to $3k worth of service.
What do you guys think? Was I scammed?
On the other hand, a Wrangler is the kind of vehicle that you customize. I hate dealing with warranties. Each customization is an opportunity for them to claim the issue was caused by the customization.
I wound up getting a 70k 6 year warranty for around $3k and it came with all the scheduled service up to 70k miles.
It was pitched to me as basically paying for my service up front and getting the warranty for free.
I just got my information packet from Mopar. Looking at all the services I don't see much other than oil changes and "checking" things. I think the 70k mile service actually changes some fluids besides oil. Either way, this doesn't seem to add up to $3k worth of service.
What do you guys think? Was I scammed?
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