BMW Warranty - What do you pay? - Page 3

Bounce · 11-02-2011, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by azrael

I just tried yours as well. I guess there is something flagged so you have to phone for a quote.

If you try the reg M3 CSL you'll see what I mean, that allows you to go through to the next section.

You can call up to get a price 0871 200 0199

Sorted,this reg comes up as a lapsed warranty Steve,thats why its more expensive.So my original list is still correct.

**glendog74** · 11-02-2011, 09:50 PM

Wish i was on monthly payments...

Bounce · 11-02-2011, 09:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by glendog74

Wish i was on monthly payments...

Think i may go named part £1200.I cant see a lot different in the two apart from suspension items.

**outnumbered** · 11-02-2011, 10:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bounce

Think i may go named part £1200.I cant see a lot different in the two apart from suspension items.

Check your diff oil seals first too, because they aren't covered on Named as I found out to my

**glendog74** · 11-02-2011, 10:21 PM

I rang BMW Warranty Services the other day to (somewhat optimistically) change my policy from a one-off payment to the monthly plan before the renewal date in April.

I was politely told that i cannot do such a thing! Whilst i was on the phone i enquired as to how much next year's premium would be...

£1900

(>60k miles)

Guess i'll be 'warranty-less' from April...!

Bounce · 11-02-2011, 10:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by glendog74

I rang BMW Warranty Services the other day to (somewhat optimistically) change my policy from a one-off payment to the monthly plan before the renewal date in April.

I was politely told that i cannot do such a thing! Whilst i was on the phone i enquired as to how much next year's premium would be...

£1900

(>60k miles)

Guess i'll be 'warranty-less' from April...!

Thats with £100 excess,it will be £1500 with £250 excess,or the one i may go for, named part,which covers most things £1200 with £250 excess

tbellamy85 · 14-02-2011, 05:21 PM

Thanks for the info chaps.

Well the Steering Wheel is the only part inside that needs replacing to be honest.

On the exterior I have noticed the black rail which is on each side of the carbon roof has started to lift a bit on the front passenger side. It's nothing drastic but could do with it being fixed, also the roof has a smallish chip in the laquer.

I have usually been well looked after at Sytner Sheffield, so will have to try my luck with the Wheel.

Is it worth going for the Comprehensive cover with it being my first year with the car? getting it booked into Sytner and have everything done if there is issues.

The car has full BMWSH but the last two were done at Indy's, however I am sure if they use Genuine BMW parts this should still be fine for BMW Warranty cover.

azrael · 14-02-2011, 05:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bounce

Sorted,this reg comes up as a lapsed warranty Steve,thats why its more expensive.So my original list is still correct.

Ah, it was just to show that you can do it online.

At least we have prices for both continuation and lapsed now

Quote:

Originally Posted by glendog74

I rang BMW Warranty Services the other day to (somewhat optimistically) change my policy from a one-off payment to the monthly plan before the renewal date in April.

I was politely told that i cannot do such a thing! Whilst i was on the phone i enquired as to how much next year's premium would be...

£1900

(>60k miles)

Guess i'll be 'warranty-less' from April...!

I preempted at my last renewal and went monthly, £87 a month for the top swallow me knob job, Comprehensive no excess

**glendog74** · 14-02-2011, 06:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tbellamy85

On the exterior I have noticed the black rail which is on each side of the carbon roof has started to lift a bit on the front passenger side.

You'll probably find that is classed as a 'trim' item and therefore wont be covered under warranty...

Quote:

Originally Posted by azrael

I preempted at my last renewal and went monthly, £87 a month for the top swallow me knob job, Comprehensive no excess

No one likes a 'show-off' Steve

azrael · 14-02-2011, 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by glendog74

You'll probably find that is classed as a 'trim' item and therefore wont be covered under warranty...

No one likes a 'show-off' Steve

Remind me again when you fly past me at the ring

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tbellamy85 S4 - Getting the hang of it Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: South Yorkshire Posts: 145 Casino cash: $1384	Thanks for the info chaps. Well the Steering Wheel is the only part inside that needs replacing to be honest. On the exterior I have noticed the black rail which is on each side of the carbon roof has started to lift a bit on the front passenger side. It's nothing drastic but could do with it being fixed, also the roof has a smallish chip in the laquer. I have usually been well looked after at Sytner Sheffield, so will have to try my luck with the Wheel. Is it worth going for the Comprehensive cover with it being my first year with the car? getting it booked into Sytner and have everything done if there is issues. The car has full BMWSH but the last two were done at Indy's, however I am sure if they use Genuine BMW parts this should still be fine for BMW Warranty cover.