Ford Ranger Extended Warranty -$25 Over Cost @Granger Ford!- PAYPLAN ALSO AVAILABLE!!!

[Zach@Granger]

@tbalt14 You do have to have physical possession of the vehicle to purchase the warranty!

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[tbalt14]

Thought so but figured I would ask.

 

[Zach@Granger]

@tbalt14 No worries! Our team will be happy to help you when your vehicle does arrive, just reach out!

 

[Critical Habitat]

@tbalt14 No worries! Our team will be happy to help you when your vehicle does arrive, just reach out!

Or just get the warranty from your actual dealer or another 3rd party. One can also get an extended one sometime in the future.
Make sure to read the fine print on the $50 over cost, too.

 

[KevR]

Clearly extended warranties are very profitable for those who are selling them..... because the average person who buys one doesn't break even or have more in repairs than the warranty cost them. My "peace of mind" is a sizeable emergency fund.

 

[Zach@Granger]

You still have time to get in on our AT DEALER COST with just 3 days left! Prices will be going up Monday!

The fastest way to get in on this deal is going to be purchasing through our website! If you have any questions, give our warranty specialists a call and they will be happy to assist.

Thank you for all the support you have already given this month!

 

[Critical Habitat]

.with just 3 days left! Prices will be going up Monday!

Seems like there is always just a few days left in those "deals" as part of this marketing effort by Zack.
Warrantees serve their purpose, but one does not have to get an extended one (expensive as heck) right away. Shop around later and consider not financing one if you do decide on one.

 

[tbalt14]

Or just get the warranty from your actual dealer or another 3rd party. One can also get an extended one sometime in the future.
Make sure to read the fine print on the $50 over cost, too.

Actually Granger Ford is the dealer I'm getting my truck from.

 

[Critical Habitat]

Seems like a good dealer. Obviously they make a lot of money on warrantees. Nothing wrong with that.
Here is a recent article that goes over some of the warrantees.
Ford Extended Warranty: Coverage and Costs (2024) (usatoday.com)
Since the extended warrantee is not needed right away, I will shop around/negotiate at local dealers and even look at non-ford products and will try to avoid "financing" the warrantee.

 

[rxv_poor]

@tbalt14 You do have to have physical possession of the vehicle to purchase the warranty!

I'm waiting for mine to show up

 

[Zach@Granger]

@rxv_poor
Reach out through the website or to one of our specialists when it arrives and we would be happy to help!

 

[sikedsyko]

Or just get the warranty from your actual dealer or another 3rd party. One can also get an extended one sometime in the future.
Make sure to read the fine print on the $50 over cost, too.

I'd be really curious where you'll think you'll find a better warranty available at the price. I'm buying my Ranger from the same dealer we bought a Bronco Sport from 2 years ago and they were offering 3rd party warranties at significantly higher costs than what Granger is showing.

I'm looking the 6 year/ 150k mile Premiumcare for $2200 with Granger. That seems like a great value for the price.

I've dealt with some 3rd party warranties on a BMW in the past and they can be a complete pain in the ass to get payouts.

 

[Critical Habitat]

You can buy one from anyone you like. Because of Ford's initial bumper-bumper warrantee I do not need to decide immediately. Premium care option does have a lot of benefits.
One can even consider some of the routine maintenance plans Ford offers.
Because $2,200 or more is a lot of money for me, I am just choosing to not get one immediately and then shop around for Ford (local dealers) or other 3rd-party warrantees.
Heck, I may even reach out the one spamming their warrantees here to compare what they offer because obviously the limited-time offer will keep being repeated/marketed here.

 

[DMC]

So, this may not be helpful at this point (if you already ordered), but all dealers in my area were selling Rangers (Not Raptor) at MSRP. So I chose the one that includes a "Lifetime Warranty" on all new vehicles purchased from them. It is an aftermarket company, has $100 deductible, and only covers the powertrain, but hey, it was included at no cost. I know several dealers around offer similar (some on newer used vehicles as well) so it might be worth checking before placing an order. My current daily driver I have had for 13+ years and 120K miles. This will replace that as a daily driver, so the extended / lifetime warranty may work well for me (if I keep it as long as I usually keep a daily driver). (They claim it is worth $2495) Anyway, just a thought!

 

[tbalt14]

So, this may not be helpful at this point (if you already ordered), but all dealers in my area were selling Rangers (Not Raptor) at MSRP. So I chose the one that includes a "Lifetime Warranty" on all new vehicles purchased from them. It is an aftermarket company, has $100 deductible, and only covers the powertrain, but hey, it was included at no cost.

Read the fine print on that warranty, A dealer here offers that but you have to have them do all service written in their book or becomes invalid. If taken somewhere else to get an oil change the warranty is gone.

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