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Sorry to bring up another thread about extended plans but reading other threads on the subject most will say that GMEPP is better then GMPP .I think they say this especially for Magnetic Ride Control cars because it is not covered with GMPP (ally) . Looking at the Ally web site under coverage and High-Tech Components it says Ride Control Suspensions is covered. The reason I'm bring this up the dealer I bought my 2017 GS from only sells GMPP and for Major Guard 0 deduct 84 months/56K $1347. I've had good experiences with this dealer and a major corvette dealer. This is quite a bit better then GMEPP quotes from others. What are your thoughts ? Thanks
https://www.ally.com/auto/vehicle-pr...contracts.html
https://www.ally.com/auto/vehicle-pr...contracts.html
Last edited by Bruce Jarrett; Oct 9, 2016 at 11:55 PM.
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Great price from your dealer for the GMPP Major Guard.
I have the $100 deduct...84/56005 miles and paid $1285.
So your price for the $0 deduct is very attractive and would jump on it.
Just be aware the warranty starts after the OEM GM warranty expires in 3 years or 36,000 miles.
If you are planning to own the car for the 7 years and it will see lower mileage than average, it is good "peace of mind" protection.
The warranty is transferable to new owners if you decide to sell early.
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I have the $100 deduct...84/56005 miles and paid $1285.
So your price for the $0 deduct is very attractive and would jump on it.
Just be aware the warranty starts after the OEM GM warranty expires in 3 years or 36,000 miles.
If you are planning to own the car for the 7 years and it will see lower mileage than average, it is good "peace of mind" protection.
The warranty is transferable to new owners if you decide to sell early.
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The GS is fun car for me not an every day driver so I wanted a high time but low mileage plan. Looking at the Ally website coverage it seems to cover the same as GMEPP but I'm new to extended plans something I've never bought on cars or anything. My dealer also will cover tire damage (road hazard) for 0 deductible 5yrs $299.95. For the cost of these tires this sounds good also.
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The GS is fun car for me not an every day driver so I wanted a high time but low mileage plan. Looking at the Ally website coverage it seems to cover the same as GMEPP but I'm new to extended plans something I've never bought on cars or anything. My dealer also will cover tire damage (road hazard) for 0 deductible 5yrs $299.95. For the cost of these tires this sounds good also.
Well worth the cost for the "peace of mind" for 5 years.
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Sorry to bring up another thread about extended plans but reading other threads on the subject most will say that GMEPP is better then GMPP .I think they say this especially for Magnetic Ride Control cars because it is not covered with GMPP (ally) . Looking at the Ally web site under coverage and High-Tech Components it says Ride Control Suspensions is covered. The reason I'm bring this up the dealer I bought my 2017 GS from only sells GMPP and for Major Guard 0 deduct 84 months/56K $1347. I've had good experiences with this dealer and a major corvette dealer. This is quite a bit better then GMEPP quotes from others. What are your thoughts ? Thanks
https://www.ally.com/auto/vehicle-pr...contracts.html
https://www.ally.com/auto/vehicle-pr...contracts.html
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Apparently not. My buddy and I bought the GM plan at the same time from Dennis and the rates were identical even though he had a few days left on his BTB and I had more than a year and half left on mine. The plans clock starts ticking the day you purchase it, not the day the GM BTB expires. Mileage expiration occurs when the odometer hits the contracted mileage. Moral: Buy the GM plan just before your GM BTB expires I guess. You cannot buy the GM plan once your BTB expires, but I believe you can still purchase the Ally one. In certain states (Florida being one) the Ally plan is considered insurance and in those states it must be purchased in-state.
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So if you buy the warranty when the C7 is delivered new for 84 months, 7 years later the warranty expires or the mileage option you selected, whatever comes first.
84 month:
Buy the C7 on 10/10/2016 warranty expires 10/10/2023 or if the C7 hits the mileage you selected on the plan.
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