What ESP (Extended Service Plans) are others going with?

[taco-13]

For the first 3 years is there any difference/benifits carrying the extended plans?

 

[ronniegilbert]

No. It just gets more expensive when you wait. I also have been told Ford could decide to not include the Raptor with the other F-150's in their pricing in the future which could make the price higher. I think this was just a marketing ploy to scare people to get the warranty now but you never know.


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[SWB001]

You can negotiate the PRICE and DEDUCTIBLE with your dealer.

 

[xxaarraa]

No. It just gets more expensive when you wait. I also have been told Ford could decide to not include the Raptor with the other F-150's in their pricing in the future which could make the price higher. I think this was just a marketing ploy to scare people to get the warranty now but you never know.


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I don't buy the "buy it now, or it will get expensive" sales pitch they hit you with. I have a Vette and they try and pull the same trick on you. I waited till the 34th month from in-service date, and bought a 48 month extended warranty, and it cost me way less than it would have, if I had purchased it earlier.

Bottom line. I think its silly to pay for extended warranty when you are already under bumper-bumper warranty, the overlap does't get you anything. That's just me.

 

[Toadster]

looking at 6 yr/125K miles

$300 difference in price = 6 visits to the dealer for warranty work...