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U wot m8?
Edit: What do you drive?
Golf v gti
I prefer to have a MP and not need it than having to keep a budget for unforseen repairs.
Maintenance plans are a tax on stupid people.
Golf v gti
I prefer to have a MP and not need it than having to keep a budget for unforseen repairs.
So basically a dealer took you (and your MP provider) for a ride and claimed items that were supposed to be repaired under warranty.
Golf v gti
I prefer to have a MP and not need it than having to keep a budget for unforseen repairs.
If it was aftermarket then you did. Then again, GTI driver, so I'm not really surprised...Don't know , don't care ....all that matters is I didn't pay
Don't know , don't care ....all that matters is I didn't pay
Yes you did.
Maybe not for the part, but you're paying for an MP that you don't need.
MP came with car
MP came with car
Well then your post was not really relevant to this thread. OP is asking about whether it's worth taking out an optional MP, if his car comes with a SP...
Well then your post was not really relevant to this thread. OP is asking about whether it's worth taking out an optional MP, if his car comes with a SP...
The only thing that comes standard on a VW Golf is a Service Plan up to 90000kms/5 years.
The MP's are all optional extra's that start at R13k.
The only thing that comes standard on a VW Golf is a Service Plan up to 90000kms/5 years.
The MP's are all optional extra's that start at R13k.
Looking at getting a Kia Rio 1.4 TEC Automatic
It comes with 5 year / 100000km warranty and 4 year / 60000km Service Plan.
Question is if I should get the optional Maintenance plan for a new car?
I am quoted R200 extra a month on a 5 year / up to 75 000km (on odometer) Maintenance Plan.
THe items included in MP and not in SP are :
clutch (not available in automatic)
exhaust
globes / fuses
brake pads
brake disks
shock absorbers
v belts
wiper blades
engine
gearbox
differential
turbo assembly
ignition
cooling system
wheel bearings
p/s- bear in mind this will be a new car, and it will be an automatic gear, so no clutch etc.
Should I get it for peace of mind? What was your experience in this?
Guess VW made a mistake with mine then .
BTW . can you tell me what I had for breakfast ....I forgot
Can't be arsed to go digging for the details - 'specially on something not terribly relevant to the thread - but if memory serves the Golf/Jetta Vs did indeed have 5yr/60,000km maintenance plans. Vee-Wobble-You's chopped and changed a fair bit on their plans over the years.