Where can I get the best deal on a GM Master Protection Plan?

[jeffbco]

So does the warranty run out at 100,000 miles or 131,000 miles? Thanks.

 

[gonatee]

http://www.gmeppdirectsmith.com/gm-protection-plan-platinum/

The platinum was $2050 for a 2017 silverado 2500hd
no deductible
60 months 100,000 mile from time of purchase which had to be before 12000 miles.

 

[jeffbco]

http://www.gmeppdirectsmith.com/gm-protection-plan-platinum/

The platinum was $2050 for a 2017 silverado 2500hd
no deductible
60 months 100,000 mile from time of purchase which had to be before 12000 miles.

So to make sure I understand how this works if you buy the warranty at 11,000 miles it runs out at 111,000 miles and if you buy it at 13,000 miles it runs out at 100,000 miles, correct?

 

[gonatee]

The warranty had to be purchased before 12000 miles. Still runs out at 100k

 

[orchidcrazy]

My warranty was bought at 31K miles and runs out at 131K miles - bought from Ken in MT. If I bought from the PA dealer, it would run out at 100K miles. Ask lots of questions and compare prices.

 

[Kelzo]

I am about to buy an extended warranty. Additional 5yrs/100k miles
This is not through GM though. Accepted everywhere, all dealerships, genuine parts, no deductible etc.

My Tahoe has 35k miles on it.

 

[Tahoe14]

What company?

 

[15YUKON]

Most outside companies “warranties” might not be honored, heck lots of times the company is gone by the time you need it. Even the GM extended one won’t cover a lot compared to the original just to mention.

 

[Kelzo]

From what I understand. The dealership is just the middleman here on ALL warranties. AKA a broker.
They are all outsourced, would assume the same with GM Masterplan etc.

So, I may be totally wrong, although one of my good friends works in the industry that supplies the dealerships warranties. She has been guiding me through it a little.

Either way, I think it's a gamble/insurance.

I forget the company name, but they oversee ALL insurance work/warranty work (again like health insurance) and it is mandated what the must cover and must charge.
Do your research and don't overpay. Keep haggling all the way down!

 

[clogan2]

From what I understand. The dealership is just the middleman here on ALL warranties. AKA a broker.
They are all outsourced, would assume the same with GM Masterplan etc.

So, I may be totally wrong, although one of my good friends works in the industry that supplies the dealerships warranties. She has been guiding me through it a little.

Either way, I think it's a gamble/insurance.

I forget the company name, but they oversee ALL insurance work/warranty work (again like health insurance) and it is mandated what the must cover and must charge.
Do your research and don't overpay. Keep haggling all the way down!

Actually, many dealers own their own warranty companies...or it's owned by the dealer's kids. Extra profit center for the dealer. Believe it ir not, some states, and the IRS allow these companies to be set up as tax-exempt entities, if they're structured correctly. Very, very profitable!