New member looking at 2012 Jaguar XF w/ Questions about warranty!
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New member looking at 2012 Jaguar XF w/ Questions about warranty!
Hi Guys:
I am Edward from Ontario and have been looking to buy my first real car (not a student car) since my company is giving me 535 a month towards it.
I have been looking at a lot of used 2012 Xfs and I keep seeing a lot of Portfolio Trims Models from various dealers that are 4k to 5k less than the Jaguar 2012 Xf base models at the Jag Dealership.
I dont have a very specific question but want to know the pros and cons. And if the pros are worth the extra 5k? As far as warranty goes I believe at this time, every 2012 Xf is still under the original Factory warranty regardless who you buy it from right? I'd like to extend the warranty after the factory expired and would like to know your input on Jag Dealer vs 3rd Party Dealer (Mitsubishi, Independent dealers).
I am aware this question may have been asked before so if theres a thread related to this please feel free to send me in the right direction.
Thanks and I really appreciate your input! : )
I am Edward from Ontario and have been looking to buy my first real car (not a student car) since my company is giving me 535 a month towards it.
I have been looking at a lot of used 2012 Xfs and I keep seeing a lot of Portfolio Trims Models from various dealers that are 4k to 5k less than the Jaguar 2012 Xf base models at the Jag Dealership.
I dont have a very specific question but want to know the pros and cons. And if the pros are worth the extra 5k? As far as warranty goes I believe at this time, every 2012 Xf is still under the original Factory warranty regardless who you buy it from right? I'd like to extend the warranty after the factory expired and would like to know your input on Jag Dealer vs 3rd Party Dealer (Mitsubishi, Independent dealers).
I am aware this question may have been asked before so if theres a thread related to this please feel free to send me in the right direction.
Thanks and I really appreciate your input! : )
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The big pro is you'll know what your expenses will be for the life of the loan if you get it.
The con is if you don't have any issues, you wasted your money.
I always get the warranty with a used car since the loan is substantial and lengthy.
If you can afford to buy the car outright, I wouldn't bother with the warranty.
The con is if you don't have any issues, you wasted your money.
I always get the warranty with a used car since the loan is substantial and lengthy.
If you can afford to buy the car outright, I wouldn't bother with the warranty.
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The big pro is you'll know what your expenses will be for the life of the loan if you get it.
The con is if you don't have any issues, you wasted your money.
I always get the warranty with a used car since the loan is substantial and lengthy.
If you can afford to buy the car outright, I wouldn't bother with the warranty.
The con is if you don't have any issues, you wasted your money.
I always get the warranty with a used car since the loan is substantial and lengthy.
If you can afford to buy the car outright, I wouldn't bother with the warranty.
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Are the Xf's at the Jaguar Dealerships Certified Pre-Owned (CPO)? That may explain the higher price for the car. The CPO Warranty takes the normal warranty to 6 years and 100,000 miles. The manufacturer warranty is 4 years or 50,000 miles. If the dealer cars are NOT CPO then get your best deal at the other non Jaguar dealerships. But....go back to the Jaguar dealership and get an extended warranty.
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That is correct. Purchased mine and had about 4 months to get everything corrected under the factory warranty.
Purchased an extended warranty through the dealer at the time of purchase. I could have waited, but not past when the factory warranty expired. Many warranties are like this. I paid $3900 for seven years from the date I purchased it or 100k miles total. It had 34k miles and I only plan on driving it about 10k per year so it really worked for me.
Use the Carfax to see what the date of service was on the car and you will know how much warranty is left is both time and in miles before you start negotiating.
Purchased an extended warranty through the dealer at the time of purchase. I could have waited, but not past when the factory warranty expired. Many warranties are like this. I paid $3900 for seven years from the date I purchased it or 100k miles total. It had 34k miles and I only plan on driving it about 10k per year so it really worked for me.
Use the Carfax to see what the date of service was on the car and you will know how much warranty is left is both time and in miles before you start negotiating.
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That's an excellent point about using CARFAX! It will give you the exact date the car was originally sold at a dealership. This is the date the manufacturer warranty begins, NOT when the car was assembled. For instance, one of my cars was assembled in January of 2012. But it was not sold until December of 2012. This means I get almost another 12 months of warranty. This is important to know when you are comparing different vehicles.
The manufacturer warranty will cover the car no matter where you make the purchase. Also to clarify, the basic warranty is for 4 years OR 50,000 miles, whichever comes first. The 2011's also cover all maintenance (oil changes, wipers, etc.) for 5 years while the 2012's are covered for 4 years.
The manufacturer warranty will cover the car no matter where you make the purchase. Also to clarify, the basic warranty is for 4 years OR 50,000 miles, whichever comes first. The 2011's also cover all maintenance (oil changes, wipers, etc.) for 5 years while the 2012's are covered for 4 years.
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That's an excellent point about using CARFAX! It will give you the exact date the car was originally sold at a dealership. This is the date the manufacturer warranty begins, NOT when the car was assembled. For instance, one of my cars was assembled in January of 2012. But it was not sold until December of 2012. This means I get almost another 12 months of warranty. This is important to know when you are comparing different vehicles.
The manufacturer warranty will cover the car no matter where you make the purchase. Also to clarify, the basic warranty is for 4 years OR 50,000 miles, whichever comes first. The 2011's also cover all maintenance (oil changes, wipers, etc.) for 5 years while the 2012's are covered for 4 years.
The manufacturer warranty will cover the car no matter where you make the purchase. Also to clarify, the basic warranty is for 4 years OR 50,000 miles, whichever comes first. The 2011's also cover all maintenance (oil changes, wipers, etc.) for 5 years while the 2012's are covered for 4 years.
That is correct. Purchased mine and had about 4 months to get everything corrected under the factory warranty.
Purchased an extended warranty through the dealer at the time of purchase. I could have waited, but not past when the factory warranty expired. Many warranties are like this. I paid $3900 for seven years from the date I purchased it or 100k miles total. It had 34k miles and I only plan on driving it about 10k per year so it really worked for me.
Use the Carfax to see what the date of service was on the car and you will know how much warranty is left is both time and in miles before you start negotiating.
Purchased an extended warranty through the dealer at the time of purchase. I could have waited, but not past when the factory warranty expired. Many warranties are like this. I paid $3900 for seven years from the date I purchased it or 100k miles total. It had 34k miles and I only plan on driving it about 10k per year so it really worked for me.
Use the Carfax to see what the date of service was on the car and you will know how much warranty is left is both time and in miles before you start negotiating.
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