Decided to go for a blast today

[glendog74]

Its not taking the piss THEY ARE THERE TERMS OF THE WARRANTY

No need to shout... :bigcry:

[s1csl]

No need to shout... :bigcry:

:hahaha::hahaha:

[shimmy]

Its not taking the piss THEY ARE THERE TERMS OF THE WARRANTY

You shouted so loud, I had to check my docs...can't find mention of anything other than 2 days car replacement.

Where?

[shane@mbtech]

They would complain if they were given a 11 yr old car to drive round in though.
Like for like. One with a shit gearbox for the city commute :hahaha:

[s1csl]

You shouted so loud, I had to check my docs...can't find mention of anything other than 2 days car replacement.

Where?

The 2day replacement is only if your car cannot be repaired within 4hours, keep reading:hahaha:

[shimmy]

The 2day replacement is only if your car cannot be repaired within 4hours, keep reading:hahaha:

also they can cancel with 30 days notice (I presume only if you have no current claims in the pipeline)

[s1csl]

also they can cancel with 30 days notice (I presume only if you have no current claims in the pipeline)

Yes this is true if you pay monthly

[cslsuperfan]

Yes this is true if you pay monthly

I keep reading contradictions reference warranty

What the governing factor over warranty eligibility?

Is it 100k Miles or 10 years from 1st registration?

And more importantly we need to interview all the potential replacement tech's for Gareth's job to ensure we maintain the Elms warranty claim approval ratings!!

[shimmy]

Comprehensive and Named Component can only be taken out under 100k miles. That means if you are on annual policy it will expire first renewal after 100k but if monthly policy it does not renew therefore it goes on forever if you keep paying. I.e. No mileage limit on existing policies.

[cslsuperfan]

Comprehensive and Named Component can only be taken out under 100k miles. That means if you are on annual policy it will expire first renewal after 100k but if monthly policy it does not renew therefore it goes on forever if you keep paying. I.e. No mileage limit on existing policies.

Thanks for clearing that up Shim:thumbs: