Need Extended GMPP Warranty
 

I have a 2007 Z06 and although it only has 22k miles on it, the 3yr/36k bumper-to-bumper warranty has run out.

The 5 year powertrain warranty will be running out any month now. (not sure when it was originally purched. I got it used)

I need to get an extended warranty from GMPP for at least 3 more years as I plan on keeping it until the C7s come out.

Can anyone give me a quote on some extended GMPP options? Or send me in the right direction?

Price will be the deciding factor.

Thanks in advance.

You waited too long on the GMPP Major Guard. Had to purchase it before the 3/36 ran out. Call Dennis Fichtner and ask him about Vehicle One.

Bill

Your option for a GM warranty HAS run out I believe. In order to get one, you either have to get the GMPP warranty BEFORE the 3/36 expires or have bought it used from a Chevy dealer who certifies the car and then you can get one. Otherwise, your left to aftermarket warranties.

Someone correct if I'm wrong here....sorry to be bearer of of this news....

Someone snoozed and you lose.:ack:
I know for sure that Warranty Direct won't warranty any Z06.:eek:
Good luck finding a warranty company.:thumbs:

Why do you have to say its a Z06, just fill the forms out and say a 2007 C6 Corvette MN6 and then after the warranty is in full effect they will know the difference in the motor size or if you make a claim.

:iagree: Dennis is a good guy with the best prices on extended warranties. Too late for GMPP but Vehicle One should get you what you want.

They will probably want the VIN #. VIN doesn't lie.:D

Did you bought the car new, if so, I will tell you, if you go back to the salesman he would help you get the warranty through GM and I am certain he will but don't make it a public thing on the forum and tell everyone, they will certified your car and help you just like if it was a used car.

VIN # tells them which model you have
GMPP is the way to go but has to be purchased before b2b 3/36 runs out
some after market warranty companies won't touch a z06
read all the small print before paying for the extended warranty
i believe some warranty companies will install good used parts

Thanks for the constructive reply and the cute icons.

I agree with Bill Dearborn that Dennis Fichtner is a good person to contact, but GMPP had to be purchased before the 3 year/36,000 mile warranty was up. I’m not sure what other options there are for you but I believe Dennis would know.

Thanks,
Laura
GM Customer Service

Can the GMPP be purchased at anytime before 3/36 is up?

Can you extend (for a fee) a pre-existing GMPP contract on a 2006 C6 Z06 ?

I’d suggest calling the GMPP customer service phone number. They’ll be able to help you further: 800-631-5590.

Thanks,
Laura
GM Customer Service

As long as it’s before the 3/36 is up, yes, I believe you can purchase it at any time.

Thanks,
Laura
GM Customer Service

Chime In
 

Had to chime in on this post. Thanks to everyone who has recommended me and yes you must purchase a GMPP before the 3/36 is up and not the 5/100 powertrain. I have had (3) customers this morning alone that was told when they bought the car they could bet a GMPP as long as they did not let the 5 years expire-WRONG.

You can purchase a Vehicle One plan from me on any 2007 or newer vehicle and it must be also under 60K for miles.

Hope this helps everyone!!

Dennis Fichtner

Thanks !!!

Just as an FYI, I did call them and the answer is YES....if you have a current GMPP you can extend the policy as long as you renew within one month of the experation of the current policy :thumbs:

They said that they don't offer a $0 Deductable when you go this route, but rather a $50 Deductable if extending your current policy.

Just wanted to throw out another option as well. The Fidelity auto warranty is great also, and can be purchased anytime, even if the current auto warranty is expired. They also have a pretty awesome feature that they will refund you $2k dollars at the end of the warranty if you end up not using it.

I had the extended GMPP and also purchased the Fidelity one through Boardwalk Chevy. So I ended up canceling my GMPP one to get some cash back. And just recently I ended up using the Fidelity one which was super easy. They authorized the dealer to replace my entire transmission and gave me a car rental for a week.

(Please keep your comments to yourself if you are a GMPP fan. I'm only offering the OP an alternate solution with a great company that I have personally used and recommend.)

Glad they were able to help, and thanks for sharing this information with everyone!

Thanks,
Laura
GM Customer Service

Will the Fidelity warranty cover modded vehicles?