service contract
08-02-2004, 04:50 AM
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Re: service contract
My A6 is due to run out on 10 August and I too have been looking at extended
warranty.
I was hoping Audi UK may have done one but I can't find any info anywhere
and I am reluctant to go with 3rd Party Warranties as the always seem to
worm there way out of paying for repairs.
I might just risk it and not bother with a warranty as I only just had a new
Multitronic Gearbox fitted a month ago and the next major thing would be the
engine. The money I would pay in warranty I will put in a slush fund account
to pay for repairs.
Just my opinion
"Robb Gordon" <robb@nospam.com> wrote in message
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quOc.45691$oW6.8748959@twister.nyc.rr.com...
> My Audi Assured warranty is going to expire soon. I am thinking about
> buying
> a third party warranty. Has anybody here had experience with this, good or
> bad?
>
>
warranty.
I was hoping Audi UK may have done one but I can't find any info anywhere
and I am reluctant to go with 3rd Party Warranties as the always seem to
worm there way out of paying for repairs.
I might just risk it and not bother with a warranty as I only just had a new
Multitronic Gearbox fitted a month ago and the next major thing would be the
engine. The money I would pay in warranty I will put in a slush fund account
to pay for repairs.
Just my opinion
"Robb Gordon" <robb@nospam.com> wrote in message
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quOc.45691$oW6.8748959@twister.nyc.rr.com...> My Audi Assured warranty is going to expire soon. I am thinking about
> buying
> a third party warranty. Has anybody here had experience with this, good or
> bad?
>
>
08-02-2004, 04:50 AM
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Re: service contract
My A6 is due to run out on 10 August and I too have been looking at extended
warranty.
I was hoping Audi UK may have done one but I can't find any info anywhere
and I am reluctant to go with 3rd Party Warranties as the always seem to
worm there way out of paying for repairs.
I might just risk it and not bother with a warranty as I only just had a new
Multitronic Gearbox fitted a month ago and the next major thing would be the
engine. The money I would pay in warranty I will put in a slush fund account
to pay for repairs.
Just my opinion
"Robb Gordon" <robb@nospam.com> wrote in message
newsquOc.45691$oW6.8748959@twister.nyc.rr.com...
> My Audi Assured warranty is going to expire soon. I am thinking about
> buying
> a third party warranty. Has anybody here had experience with this, good or
> bad?
>
>
warranty.
I was hoping Audi UK may have done one but I can't find any info anywhere
and I am reluctant to go with 3rd Party Warranties as the always seem to
worm there way out of paying for repairs.
I might just risk it and not bother with a warranty as I only just had a new
Multitronic Gearbox fitted a month ago and the next major thing would be the
engine. The money I would pay in warranty I will put in a slush fund account
to pay for repairs.
Just my opinion
"Robb Gordon" <robb@nospam.com> wrote in message
news
quOc.45691$oW6.8748959@twister.nyc.rr.com...> My Audi Assured warranty is going to expire soon. I am thinking about
> buying
> a third party warranty. Has anybody here had experience with this, good or
> bad?
>
>
08-02-2004, 07:08 AM
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Re: service contract
On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 09:50:47 +0000 (UTC), "liam" <lm2000uk@hotmail.com>
wrote:
>I might just risk it and not bother with a warranty as I only just had a new
>Multitronic Gearbox fitted a month ago and the next major thing would be the
>engine. The money I would pay in warranty I will put in a slush fund account
>to pay for repairs.
A good idea if your experience so far with the car has not revealed a
lemon. This has been my approach, and it's been ok so far.
wrote:
>I might just risk it and not bother with a warranty as I only just had a new
>Multitronic Gearbox fitted a month ago and the next major thing would be the
>engine. The money I would pay in warranty I will put in a slush fund account
>to pay for repairs.
A good idea if your experience so far with the car has not revealed a
lemon. This has been my approach, and it's been ok so far.
08-02-2004, 07:08 AM
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Re: service contract
On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 09:50:47 +0000 (UTC), "liam" <lm2000uk@hotmail.com>
wrote:
>I might just risk it and not bother with a warranty as I only just had a new
>Multitronic Gearbox fitted a month ago and the next major thing would be the
>engine. The money I would pay in warranty I will put in a slush fund account
>to pay for repairs.
A good idea if your experience so far with the car has not revealed a
lemon. This has been my approach, and it's been ok so far.
wrote:
>I might just risk it and not bother with a warranty as I only just had a new
>Multitronic Gearbox fitted a month ago and the next major thing would be the
>engine. The money I would pay in warranty I will put in a slush fund account
>to pay for repairs.
A good idea if your experience so far with the car has not revealed a
lemon. This has been my approach, and it's been ok so far.
08-05-2004, 08:52 AM
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Re: service contract
Funily enough I have just had a leaflet delivered regarding Audi Approved
Guarantee (UK) which stated that cover starts from £472.00 per annum and
seems to cover all except wear and tear items and also RAC Roadside
assistance.
I rang them to get more details and asked her for a quote on my 2001 A6 1.8T
Saloon with 27,000 miles and the price was £743.00....
don't think I will be going down that route.
Liam
<xymergy@suds.com> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 09:50:47 +0000 (UTC), "liam" <lm2000uk@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>>I might just risk it and not bother with a warranty as I only just had a
>>new
>>Multitronic Gearbox fitted a month ago and the next major thing would be
>>the
>>engine. The money I would pay in warranty I will put in a slush fund
>>account
>>to pay for repairs.
>
> A good idea if your experience so far with the car has not revealed a
> lemon. This has been my approach, and it's been ok so far.
Guarantee (UK) which stated that cover starts from £472.00 per annum and
seems to cover all except wear and tear items and also RAC Roadside
assistance.
I rang them to get more details and asked her for a quote on my 2001 A6 1.8T
Saloon with 27,000 miles and the price was £743.00....
don't think I will be going down that route.
Liam
<xymergy@suds.com> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 09:50:47 +0000 (UTC), "liam" <lm2000uk@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>>I might just risk it and not bother with a warranty as I only just had a
>>new
>>Multitronic Gearbox fitted a month ago and the next major thing would be
>>the
>>engine. The money I would pay in warranty I will put in a slush fund
>>account
>>to pay for repairs.
>
> A good idea if your experience so far with the car has not revealed a
> lemon. This has been my approach, and it's been ok so far.
08-05-2004, 08:52 AM
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Re: service contract
Funily enough I have just had a leaflet delivered regarding Audi Approved
Guarantee (UK) which stated that cover starts from £472.00 per annum and
seems to cover all except wear and tear items and also RAC Roadside
assistance.
I rang them to get more details and asked her for a quote on my 2001 A6 1.8T
Saloon with 27,000 miles and the price was £743.00....
don't think I will be going down that route.
Liam
<xymergy@suds.com> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 09:50:47 +0000 (UTC), "liam" <lm2000uk@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>>I might just risk it and not bother with a warranty as I only just had a
>>new
>>Multitronic Gearbox fitted a month ago and the next major thing would be
>>the
>>engine. The money I would pay in warranty I will put in a slush fund
>>account
>>to pay for repairs.
>
> A good idea if your experience so far with the car has not revealed a
> lemon. This has been my approach, and it's been ok so far.
Guarantee (UK) which stated that cover starts from £472.00 per annum and
seems to cover all except wear and tear items and also RAC Roadside
assistance.
I rang them to get more details and asked her for a quote on my 2001 A6 1.8T
Saloon with 27,000 miles and the price was £743.00....
don't think I will be going down that route.
Liam
<xymergy@suds.com> wrote in message
news:2kbsg0d9vm8c9795a64b517tmpfrhguo47@4ax.com...
> On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 09:50:47 +0000 (UTC), "liam" <lm2000uk@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>>I might just risk it and not bother with a warranty as I only just had a
>>new
>>Multitronic Gearbox fitted a month ago and the next major thing would be
>>the
>>engine. The money I would pay in warranty I will put in a slush fund
>>account
>>to pay for repairs.
>
> A good idea if your experience so far with the car has not revealed a
> lemon. This has been my approach, and it's been ok so far.
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