FlexCare: Same thing with a new name?

[remington109]

Just curious as I'm likely looking into an extended warranty. I'm assuming it's identical to the outgoing policies?

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[2nd 392]

Just curious as I'm likely looking into an extended warranty. I'm assuming it's identical to the outgoing policies?

If the name was changed it was for a reason
that likely doesn’t benefit us. The fine print is required reading. Don’t ass u me.

 

[remington109]

If the name was changed it was for a reason
that likely doesn’t benefit us. The fine print is required reading. Don’t ass u me.

Thanks for the response...agree. That's why I'm ass'in all the smart folks here

 

[2nd 392]

Thanks for the response...agree. That's why I'm ass'in all the smart folks here

Oops- sorry I responded then
but it was a simple common sense one

 

[remington109]

Oops- sorry I responded then
but it was a simple common sense one

Sure, it's common sense to read the fine print, got it. Just seeing if maybe someone had already, or the Zeigler/Granger folks knew. I suppose I can reach out to them. Surprisingly, I did try to search first before potentially asking something that has been beat to death.

 

[AFD]

Isn't FlexCare their monthly extended-extended warranty plan? After my dad's extended MaxCare warranty expires in November, they offered a continuation of the same plan (or lesser plans) locked in for 3 years but at a monthly rate that can be cancelled anytime. Same options for deductibles seem to be available.

Pricing obviously isn't as good as buying the plan originally, but seems like a somewhat reasonable option for a vehicle that's almost a decade old. On the other hand, if this is replacing their current pay-all-at-once initial extended warranty, then it absolutely sucks and the higher pricing and 3-year max lock-in is just a pathetically bad proposition in comparison.

Really wish they'd bring back their lifetime MaxCare warranty option, or at least the 10-year option.

 

[2nd 392]

Sure, it's common sense to read the fine print, got it. Just seeing if maybe someone had already, or the Zeigler/Granger folks knew. I suppose I can reach out to them. Surprisingly, I did try to search first before potentially asking something that has been beat to death.

Good luck- they write in a way that is, at best, difficult to understand anyway don’t forget the fine print

 

[2nd 392]

Really wish they'd bring back their lifetime MaxCare warranty option, or at least the 10-year option.

 

[remington109]

Isn't FlexCare their monthly extended-extended warranty plan? After my dad's extended MaxCare warranty expires in November, they offered a continuation of the same plan (or lesser plans) locked in for 3 years but at a monthly rate that can be cancelled anytime. Same options for deductibles seem to be available.

Pricing obviously isn't as good as buying the plan originally, but seems like a somewhat reasonable option for a vehicle that's almost a decade old. On the other hand, if this is replacing their current pay-all-at-once initial extended warranty, then it absolutely sucks and the higher pricing and 3-year max lock-in is just a pathetically bad proposition in comparison.

Really wish they'd bring back their lifetime MaxCare warranty option, or at least the 10-year option.

Oh yea, the lifetime option again would be pretty sweet.

The "details" are quite lacking.

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