ChrisA95713
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Could I please get a quote for a 17 offroad premium? Thank you.
[MENTION=108754]gamester5[/MENTION] Can you please provide EW pricing for a 2016 Trail w/ 34k mileage. Is the EW transferable? Thanks in advance.
Yes, I do think it is transferable. All 4 above members have PM's...
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Thankyou [MENTION=108754]gamester5[/MENTION] for the pm. truly appreciate the help.
[MENTION=108754]gamester5[/MENTION] can you pm me about the platinum level warranty for a 2018 4Runner Trd Off road premium, has 60 miles on it. interested in both the 96 month 92k miles, and the 10 year 120k.
thanks
Anyone know what the deal is regarding Florida having different warranties than other states? I was told that Toyota extended factory warranties are fixed prices in Florida, and the brochure for the normal toyotacare platinum warranty excludes Florida in the fine print. I was quoted $2900 by 3 separate dealers in this state.
I live close to the GA border, so would I be ok to take it to the dealer in GA if I have a warranty issue, and I have the non-FL purchased warranty? (through the source provided in this thread)
Just got a 2018 SR5, extended warranty up to 120k miles was $3,125, dealer offered a $1k discount so I got it at $2,125. Thought was worth it.
Note: this is bumper to bumper, but "consumables" are not included: windshield replacement, etc ...
Ugh... extended warranties...
Salesman: "This 4Runner is the epitome of reliability. You could drive it FOREVER and it will never break down or leave you stranded. That's why Toyotas are more expensive than less reliable brands. You get what you pay for!"
Warranty Salesman: "Congratulations! You just bought a piece of junk that is going to have 20 $5000 repairs before you hit 100k miles! Guess what, in this model the timing chain EXPLODES randomly around 5 miles after the warranty runs out. Seriously, the engine just drops out the bottom of the car and you are on the hook for it. Also, these have about 7000 computers in them now, and every single one WILL fail, sooner than later. They just don't make Toyotas like they used to. All of the reputation for reliability is from the distant past. The new ones are junk, believe me. Now, for $3500 all of this I just said doesn't matter anymore!"
Paying for a warranty the finance guy busts out at time of sale would not be worth it, buying at a "correct" rate could very well be worth it. For some they like the security blanket of "just in case"