posted 06-14-2005 06:59 PM                  

75K $100 ded=$1005 $50=$1155 $0=$1360
100K $100 ded=$1655 $50=$1850 $0=$2235

Your car must be less than 3 yrs old and less than 36000 miles to qualify. After 12000 miles or 12 months add $150 to the above figures plus a specialty charge that I do not know off hand what it is.

The reason I am posting this is that I have just bought an SSR and will get a Chrysler Maxcare warranty for the SSR instead of the GMPP. The prices for the GMPP were so inflated that is was going to cost$1600 more in some cases. With Maxcare you can go to any DC dealer and have the work done and you get a rental the minute you walk in the door even if it is only a 2 hour job. There is also the option if needed to take the car to a GM dealer and have it fixed by calling an 800 number on back of the card and getting approval as I was told by Bob.

For those new owners and anyone looking for an extended warranty this has to be the best deal going and Bob will treat you right. His number is: 1-800-824-1784.

posted 08-13-2005 03:06 PM                  

I spoke with Bob Haisler at Miller Motors and he told me that the Chrysler warranty will cover any car for service at a DC facility. He went on further to say that there is a provision that you can call Chrysler and get them to OK a repair at a Chevy dealer also. Now not real sure to how or why (maybe need a reason like the Chrysler people couldn't get it fixed) that can be done. Call him and talk to him about it. I'm going to purchase one from him in about a month before the prices go up. They usually hike prices in Sept. I found the deal on Maxcare is much better than the GM warranty in price!