Originally posted by _Nathan_
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Do you all have a warranty your csl?
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But I don't think they can do that.
If a warranty is taken out on a car for a year, it is covered no matter who owns it. But stopping paying a monthly policy means a new owner starting a new one, requiring a new application on the mileage condition terms at the time it's taken out. That's why a 59k car is the perfect mileage.
Maybe things have changed over time though.
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A question aimed at the owners who pay monthly...
Maybe a daft question however this is the first year ive used the pay monthly option (previous years just paid the 12 up front) Do you get a renewal reminder in the post once the 12 months are up, that you have to go online and renew.
or does it just roll over each year without you having to do anything?
Mines up end of june. Thanks folks
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I pay monthly & it is just that , a continueous monthly payment .. just make sure you don't change bank accounts & then miss a payment as I gather you'll then need to renew the policy at whatever the current mileage is at ( important because if you started the policy pre 60K miles you're on a cheaper fixed monthly payment than if you take out a new policy on a car with 60K +
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Did you always have warranty or did you buy the car without? As even on first year Direct debit the premium is higher, if you call them on month 11 they will kindly reduce the amount as long as your under 60k miles, which looks like you are.Originally posted by EVLXGE View PostThanks gents. Thought so just wanted to check. Started the monthly on 52k miles ish so ill just let it run over.
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Its had a warranty since new (Never lapsed) Ive owned it 4 years, for the first 3 years I paid up front only the last 12 months its been on DD.Originally posted by billyboysm3 View PostDid you always have warranty or did you buy the car without? As even on first year Direct debit the premium is higher, if you call them on month 11 they will kindly reduce the amount as long as your under 60k miles, which looks like you are.
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I should read more carefully next time
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