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So after months of debate and stalking this channel I pulled the trigger on a fully loaded SEL. Purchased it at Johnson Hyundai in Apex, NC via Costco.

I am trying to figure out how to get an extended bumper 2 bumper warranty. They offer an extended warranty through IAS for 2300ish and has a 50 dollar deductible. I asked what the price would be to get the warranty through hyundai and it was 3K.

I looked through the rest of the thread and noticed that some folks were paying closer to 2K for warranties through Hyundai but I was not sure on the deductible.

Anyone have any guidance here? Has anyone purchased a warranty backed by IAS?

Thanks for any help! Excited to be part of the palisade community.
 
Personally I don't see the value of purchasing an extended warranty on a new Hyundai vehicle because the car comes with just about the best warranty in the industry. I have owned a Sonata, an Elantra, a Santa Fe and now a Palisade. I never purchased an extended warranty on any of them nor ever wished I had. I was really pressured by the accounting manager to purchase the warranty on the Palisade but I shut him down with some mildly harsh words. I have saved nearly $9000 by not buying extended warranties which should cover any non-warranty issue in the future. This is just my personal feeling on the subject. I would never criticize anyone who feels the peace of mind is worth $2000 or more.
 
An701904 said:
So after months of debate and stalking this channel I pulled the trigger on a fully loaded SEL. Purchased it at Johnson Hyundai in Apex, NC via Costco.

I am trying to figure out how to get an extended bumper 2 bumper warranty. They offer an extended warranty through IAS for 2300ish and has a 50 dollar deductible. I asked what the price would be to get the warranty through hyundai and it was 3K.

I looked through the rest of the thread and noticed that some folks were paying closer to 2K for warranties through Hyundai but I was not sure on the deductible.

Anyone have any guidance here? Has anyone purchased a warranty backed by IAS?

Thanks for any help! Excited to be part of the palisade community.
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Take a look at this thread -- seems like Crystal at Burlington Hyundai is the person to contact for the best pricing I've seen so far. 10 yr/100K for $1398 and 10 yr/120K for $1598. Zero deductible and zero tax. And this is a Hyundai Warranty.
https://www.palisadeforums.org/thre...nded-warranties-with-small-margins.189/page-2
 
I purchased the extended bumper-to-bumper (10yr/120k). I chose not to go with a Hyundai policy because it requires you only use Hyundai dealers. My choice is always (for now) to use the dealership....but in a pinch, to have flexibility. The other allows the use of non-Hyundai dealers, which I found to be very useful living in Colorado, where dealerships can be far apart or not at all. In an emergency, i had to replace a water pump on my previous ride that broke down on a Sunday in a remote part of the state. A dealership was 2 hours away, and only open on the Monday. I chose for safety and practicality to use a guy local who was open. All turned out well for the truck, and I wrote the warranty folks, laying out my reasoning, and they accepted it, minus my deductible.
The extended warranty for my Palisade makes sense because everything - absolutely everything - is controlled in some way by the electronics, which are only covered by the basic 5yr/50k warranty (the 10/100 is the power train, etc, not bumper/bumper). The extended now guarantees I won't have any issues for a very long time.
I most certainly am not an extended warranty guy. I hate them on other things we buy. But for this kind of high-end car, with all the electronics integral to its operation, there's no way I won't have it in place. I plan to have this ride for as long as the one it replaced (which was a 2003 Durango that I sold with 226,000 original miles after 17 years!).
 
Usually I don't purchase extended warranties, but since the Palisade is a first-year model, plus with all the electronic systems that are only covered up to 60K miles (about 3 years for me) I purchased a 3rd party warranty (from CNA) when I picked up my limited (it was all the dealer offered). It was $1741 and was listed as a "lifetime" warranty - unlimited miles and unlimited time "per contract terms". After getting home and actually reading the contract it permits using using "new parts, remanufactured parts, non-original equipment, manufacturers parts or parts of like kind and quality". There are also some strange things listed in the "non-covered parts, services and conditions". Specifically "drivetrain assembly, engine, exhaust system and catalytic converter, front wheel drive, rear wheel drive, transfer case/all wheel drive assembly and transmission" among other more standard exclusions. To be fair the dealer did provide a "lifetime powertrain warranty" at no cost which may cover some of those items and the Hyundai warranty should cover most of those parts up to 100K miles, but I really didn't like that the contract permitted them to use parts, that at their sole discretion, are like kind and quality which I interpreted to be used.. I ended up cancelling the CNA policy and purchased a 10 year, 120K Hyundai policy from Crystal at Burlington Hyundai/Subaru. As Dmigoya states you do have to use a Hyundai dealership, but you will get Hyundai parts and Hyundai-trained technicians. The contract also pays for towing to the nearest Hyundai dealership or approved repair facility and is not limited by mileage or cost. I bought the warranty for the assurance that I won't be hit with a big bill in the future for repairs, and the factory warranty gives me a greater peace of mind. Plus, at $1598 total cost it was less than $1872 I paid for the CNA warranty ($1741 plus tax). The transaction was quick and painless so I'm happy that I switched.
 
I also went with a 10/120k $0 deductible warranty for peace of mind with the electronics and various safety systems. I went with @Jason Fox at Gates, as they have been extremely good to work with and I wanted to reward their top notch customer service. I paid $1708 (tax included).
 
Has anyone that purchase the Hyundai platinum service contract for 10/120k confirm that it is indeed 120k with a service center? the reason I ask is the Hyundai financing conquest website only have the 10/100k advertised.

Hyundai Motor Finance

www.hmfusa.com www.hmfusa.com
 
Gents i confirmed that the platinum warranty indeed shows up on at the service center computers.

here is the person that confirmed
palisadeforums.org

Extended Warranty: For those interested

As is with many cars, you can buy the warranty from any dealership and it's good at all dealerships. For the people that see value in having one, I just completed a purchase of the 10 year/100,000 mile platinum no deductible warranty from Burlington Hyundai/Subaru in Burlington Vermont. All done...
palisadeforums.org palisadeforums.org

working on getting it $1598 taxes included.
 
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