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Warranty offer from BMW
- Thread starter ronk
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Cant see the point in paying an excess if you need to claim so go for £0 excess and drop the recovery, it's cheaper elsewhere, other than that I went for the top level but would consider just driveline next time as that's where most of the costs would be except of course the roof on the roadster, but this can be done DIY so worth the risk in my view.
AJZ4London
Member
£48 a month 0 excess for the top cover. have yet to make a claim so we shall see....
There's a lot of bits not covered!
(£427 /year or £39/month)
What does Comprehensive Insured Warranty cover?
Comprehensive Insured Warranty covers your BMW's mechanical and electrical components for defects that may arise - with the exception of those items specified below:
Batteries, all exhaust components (except Catalytic Converter), brake and clutch facings, discs and drums, bulbs and fuses, channels and guides, weather strips and seals, handles, hinges and check straps, trim, upholstery and cosmetic finishes, wheels and tyres, wiper blades and arms, glass, auxiliary drive belts, coolant and fuel hoses, the cleaning or adjustment of any component, all service items which will require periodic replacement and any item that has worn out rather than suffered from a defect.
(£427 /year or £39/month)
What does Comprehensive Insured Warranty cover?
Comprehensive Insured Warranty covers your BMW's mechanical and electrical components for defects that may arise - with the exception of those items specified below:
Batteries, all exhaust components (except Catalytic Converter), brake and clutch facings, discs and drums, bulbs and fuses, channels and guides, weather strips and seals, handles, hinges and check straps, trim, upholstery and cosmetic finishes, wheels and tyres, wiper blades and arms, glass, auxiliary drive belts, coolant and fuel hoses, the cleaning or adjustment of any component, all service items which will require periodic replacement and any item that has worn out rather than suffered from a defect.
Muzz said:So really your just giving them your money in return for nothing.
On what basis are you making that statement? Just becuase the above defines what is EXCLUDED?
Perhaps you want to spend a small amount of time reading the terms and conditions on what you get for the different levels of cover - there is ALOT which you do pay for to be covered.
Its all about the details!