Is the Ford extended service plan worth it?
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ONCE UPON A TIME, if you had a previous FORD ESP, and you cancelled it, and within a short time, purchasing another one wasn't allowed.
Surely Ford realizes this happens with the advent of online sellers of FORD ESP....
However, I am not sure if this is still a practice or not....
Is the ESP you're cancelling a GENIUNE FORD ESP???
Surely Ford realizes this happens with the advent of online sellers of FORD ESP....
However, I am not sure if this is still a practice or not....
Is the ESP you're cancelling a GENIUNE FORD ESP???
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I made a spreadsheet to help monitor my miles in conjunction with the ESP miles/years I purchased.
With the 7 year / 60000 one, I can put about 8,671 miles per year and remain on track with time/miles.
That's approx. 714 miles per month.....
on track, end of month 2 I'll have about 1300 miles on the truck, and I'm allowed 1,428. so I'm in line with miles/time.
Of course, I am not refraining from driving the truck anywhere I please, but interesting to keep up with.
Of course, lets hope ECOBOOST issues don't make me trade it earlier!
With the 7 year / 60000 one, I can put about 8,671 miles per year and remain on track with time/miles.
That's approx. 714 miles per month.....
on track, end of month 2 I'll have about 1300 miles on the truck, and I'm allowed 1,428. so I'm in line with miles/time.
Of course, I am not refraining from driving the truck anywhere I please, but interesting to keep up with.
Of course, lets hope ECOBOOST issues don't make me trade it earlier!
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You did not mention if the esp you purchased from your dealer was a GENIUNE FORD ESP..
What are the miles on your truck so far? Have you already had it 12 months from in-service date (assuming you bought it new).
Its best to purchase the FORD ESP within 12 months of your NEW purchase date. There is a $100 surcharge after 12 months.
What are the miles on your truck so far? Have you already had it 12 months from in-service date (assuming you bought it new).
Its best to purchase the FORD ESP within 12 months of your NEW purchase date. There is a $100 surcharge after 12 months.
I bought a 2013 f150 used from a local Audi dealer that was just too good to pass up. In the rush and exitement of getting a new truck I accepted the extended service plan through them. $2030 for 60/75000 with $100 deductible. It's been about 5 months now and I'm thinking about cancelling it and getting the Ford ESP "Premium Care" package. I haven't called my local dealer for a quote yet, but after reading on here I'm not sure i want to because they just try to rip you off. I also read on here about Flood Ford and Zeigler Ford and did a quick online quote, but it seems too good to be true. Anyone have experience with either of those dealers buying extended service plans? Also should I wait till my factory warranty is up to buy the extended one or does it not matter? Thanks in advance.
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You did not mention if the esp you purchased from your dealer was a GENIUNE FORD ESP..
What are the miles on your truck so far? Have you already had it 12 months from in-service date (assuming you bought it new).
Its best to purchase the FORD ESP within 12 months of your NEW purchase date. There is a $100 surcharge after 12 months.
What are the miles on your truck so far? Have you already had it 12 months from in-service date (assuming you bought it new).
Its best to purchase the FORD ESP within 12 months of your NEW purchase date. There is a $100 surcharge after 12 months.
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CANCEL IT!
you can already see the money you can save online with a GENUINE FORD ESP!
So you bought the truck used? How many miles?
Do you know when the ORIGINAL date of sale was on it?
OK, I just seen its a 2013, so there would be an extra $100 surcharge added on... But still cheaper than the one you orig purchased.
you can already see the money you can save online with a GENUINE FORD ESP!
So you bought the truck used? How many miles?
Do you know when the ORIGINAL date of sale was on it?
OK, I just seen its a 2013, so there would be an extra $100 surcharge added on... But still cheaper than the one you orig purchased.
Sorry, I bought the truck back in February used at a local Audi dealer. I bought the aftermarket non-ford warranty through them. I would have to take it to audi when my factory warranty is up and who knows what brand parts the would use... which is why I want to cancel it and get a genuine ford esp.
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Cancel it. Invest the money into the stock market. Much better return.
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You can get the same warranty you orig purchased for about $940 as I figured with the same provisions.
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CANCEL IT!
you can already see the money you can save online with a GENUINE FORD ESP!
So you bought the truck used? How many miles?
Do you know when the ORIGINAL date of sale was on it?
OK, I just seen its a 2013, so there would be an extra $100 surcharge added on... But still cheaper than the one you orig purchased.
you can already see the money you can save online with a GENUINE FORD ESP!
So you bought the truck used? How many miles?
Do you know when the ORIGINAL date of sale was on it?
OK, I just seen its a 2013, so there would be an extra $100 surcharge added on... But still cheaper than the one you orig purchased.