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02-03-2019, 08:03 PM
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So my Ranger is coming to the end of the factory warranty and I am contemplating what to do. I almost bought a new one a few months ago but that didn't happen. So I am looking at extended warranties as I have already had a major failure with the vehicle.
While checking out used car values I stumbled upon Redbooks extended warranty options. They have a comprehensive package which they say is a full extension of the factory warranty. Reading the pds, this does seem to be the case. For my vehicle the price of $1240 seems quite reasonable for a three year extension considering the warranty claims I have made. Does anyone have any experience with these warranties? I know generally these warranties aren't worth the paper they are written on but is this the exception to the rule? https://www.redbook.com.au/warranty/ |
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Redbook Extended Warranties
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