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I got a quote of 1130 for an 8 year, 120k mile plan. I asked if they could do any better since another dealer was at the same price, except they were giving me a $30 credit towards accessories, and he said that If I could wait till the middle of June there would be some great discounts. Of course I can wait, But Im wondering if anyone knows what he's talking about.
Just go to one of the online dealers such as:
http://www.saccuccihondacare.com/
They'll give you a quote on the same Honda Care that will probably be less than your local dealer.
Is that a good price?
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Dealer being very vague and not clear.
Probably on purpose.
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You can see coverage information here:
http://www.saccuccihondacare.com/coverage.php
If you want to compare your $1,295, you can get a quote from here:
http://www.saccuccihondacare.com/vehicle_info.php
Assuming your vehicle has more than 6,000 miles, the time and mileage will actually begin on the date you purchase the Honda Care. If you get a 5 year, 60K miles, it will be good until 5 years from the date you buy or 60,000 additional miles to what is currently on the ca--- whichever comes first.
You can go to http://www.saccuccihondacare.com/ and they will email you what options are available for a vehicle of its age.
Thanks so much for your reply. I think I may keep my '07 since I can get a warranty for another 5 years! I appreciate your help!
I'm looking to purchase a 2006 Honda Certified Odyssey EX-L RES with 58,201 miles. I'm also looking to purchase an extended warranty with maximum coverage provided by Honda Care. Can anyone what's the maximum eligible terms are as well as a reasonable price for the Honda Care.
Thanks in advance.
The experts say that Saccucci is no longer selling Honda Care over the internet. In other words, you can't go to their web page and type in your credit card number and complete your order online as you used to be able to do.
You can express interest and they can email you a price quote for the various type of Honda Care's they sell. Then you can certainly call them and give them your credit card number over the phone. All perfectly legal and legitimate per American Honda.
Well, if you wanted to see what they came up with for the $100 inspection, that might not be a bad idea. If they didn't find much, maybe you pass on the warranty altogether.
You could check other independent deals though they are probably limited and pricey due to the mileage that is on the car.
As long as the vehicle has been in service less than 36 months, you can find out your options here:
http://www.saccuccihondacare.com/
But what happened to the discount? I recently got some quotes for my S2000 and was shocked at the prices. Either HC prices have really gone up or the deep discounts went away with the Internet selling. There used to be a bunch of online dealer competing for the business with prices like $50 over cost...
The discount has not changed, it is still at $0 markup over cost. Honda Care actually raised contract prices at the beginning of the year around $50. As for the s2000 it is the most expensive non-Acura vehicle contract. There are just very few of them out there and the parts are expensive.
I recently purchased a contract from Saccucci as the Honda dealership I work in still wasn't competitive in price even with our "employee discount". If you use the plan finder on their website you get a customized quote instantly via email. All I had to do was then call and give my credit card. That was easy.
Yes, it is. I think that's the whole point of their Honda Care website.
HondaCare -
Saccucci 8/120/0 - $1020
Hyannis 8/120/0 - $995
Third party appear to be charging more -
Carchex - 7/100/0 - $1824
Warranty Direct - 8/120/0 - $2156
I went for there best coverage package in each. Based on the prices I was wondering if the third parties were offering more coverage than Honda Care. Let me know your opinions.
I really doubt that the third parties give you that much more coverage. And having to go through a third party for reimbursement of repairs may not be worth the extra hassle. With a Honda Care, the repairing dealer just gets their own reimbursement and you do not do a thing.
Keep in mind Saccucci and Hyannis sell very close to dealer cost. Your typical dealership will put a markup on the Honda Care and they could approach the third party prices.
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Also, on vehicles with more than 6k on the clock the plans run from the day you buy the PLAN and not back to the day you purchased THE CAR - right? So for my S2000 I would be covered for 84k MORE miles and 5 more YEARS - right? Maybe that is why the plans are so high now - used to buy a 5/60k HC plan and they just tacked on to the end of the standard warranty (so you were out of HC in 5 years) - now you could be covered up to 8 years if you buy HC 3 yrs after you buy the car?
Yes, you have that right. You didn't say how many miles or years you currently have on your vehicle now. But obviously it's more than 6K and after 6K, the durations and mileage of the Honda Care changes.
But it's tacked on to whatever your odometer currently says and it's 5 years from the data of purchase.
Date of purchase of the warranty, not the car?
So on my older S2000 I had a HC that was like 6 years, but that was from date of purchase (no matter when the HC was purchased). Now I can basically get an 8 year cover if I buy right at the end of my first 36 months from car purchase. I guess that is another reason the HC now costs a lot more than my old plan did...
Yes, date of purchase from the warranty.
http://automobiles.honda.com/certified-used
Has anyone here bought such an extended warranty? What should it cost?
Two weeks ago, as I was buying the Odyssey, the finance manager offered a "wrap-around" Honda Care 7/100 full warranty for $600 (he started at $900).
Now, I am reading stuff about not being able to add such a warranty after the sale... Is that true? Has anyone done this "after" the sale?
(2006 Odyssey EX-L with 51K miles. CPO full coverage ends in another 11 months/62K miles and power-train coverage ends in 32 months/100,000 total miles)
Why not research how to get a better deal? You didn't say what model you bought, but for a Honda Accord, for example,
http://www.saccuccihondacare.com/
has 7 year 80K for $665. If you need more mileage, you can go up to 7 year 120K for $965. Either way, it's much less than what your local dealer was charging you.
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DEALERS PRICE FOR THIS VEHICLE AS EQUIPPED.DOES NOT INCLUDE STATE AND LOCAL TAXES, LICENSE AND TITLE FEES, DOC FEE OR FINANCE CHARGES, IF ANY
On the sticker that everyone is familiar seeing the MSRP lists at $22,635 +710. for destination and handling ( not including taxes and fees listed above) for a total $23,345.
This represents a $3012. difference.
SO YOU SEE ITS NOT THE SHIPPING COST THAT MAKES IT SO EXPENSIVE HERE IN HAWAII. ITS GREEDY CAR DEALERS LIKE HONDA WINDWARD THAT MAKES IT SO EXPENSIVE. I CANT SPEAK FOR THE OTHER HONDA DEALERS IN HAWAII BUT IN EVERY WAY {{{{ HONDA WINDWARD SUCKS }}}}
Just enjoy your Honda, you should be OK - it IS a Honda, right? The hybrid stuff is covered to 8 yr and 80k or so, I think.
If you wanted to be covered you should have purchased a CPO Civic Hybrid, one new enough to get Hondacare, or a new model.
If it is real, that seems pretty reasonable to stretch my powertrain warranty to almost 95K miles. The only thing I am really worried about is the transmission. As you said, the batteries are covered for 8/80K.
The warranty also covers electronics, which I don't care about, but having had an Acura GPS crap out on me, it would be nice to have the coverage if/when the Civic GPS craps out.
Perhaps your dealer misunderstood or they are planning on putting down the wrong mileage on your HC application? If they put down the wrong mileage that would be fraud - and your coverage would also end at "mileage they used" + 48k.
The Honda website itself states that there are Honda Care warranties for non-Honda used cars. Perhaps that is the warranty the dealer is offering.
I have asked him to send me all of the literature since I was unaware of the ability to get coverage after 36K miles. Maybe a call to Honda itself is the best path.
The catch is I can only buy the warranty from the dealer that sold me the car. If the car had under 36K miles, I could buy a Honda Care warranty from any authorized dealer.
I am planning to cancel it and go for Honda provided warranty.
Advice me on whom to contact in Edison, NJ area to get the extended warranty for my new car which has less than 100 miles.