New Car Warranties: Who offers what?

evo · 21st September 2009, 11:31

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Originally Posted by Sahil

VW & Chevy have done a good job at offering 3 years all inclusive packages.
Is this applicable for the Captiva too? It would be a great deal since the Captiva is now 17.5 ex-show

It is?

The site still says 19.xx !

ashthedivx · 21st September 2009, 11:33

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Originally Posted by evo

It is?

The site still says 19.xx !

In India, website aren't updated frequently

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/indian...-86-lakhs.html

Sahil · 21st September 2009, 11:36

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Originally Posted by evo

It is?

The site still says 19.xx !

It was confirmed in another thread and an ad in today's Bombay times indicates the same too.

rpunwani · 2nd August 2014, 20:33

Can one claim failure of a component, say auto gearbox or engine under a comprehensive insurance, say if you have one with Zero Dep, NCB protection, etc ?
If accident damage is covered, then I should believe that premature failure should also be covered.
In the Marine Industry, one can claim failure/damage of equipment on one's own ship under insurance (its called Hull & Machinery Insurance). The H & M Insurance does not cover parts that are to be replaced under normal wear & tear.
I would appreciate your views please

If the answer is yes, then IMHO Extended Warranty should not be taken.

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rpunwani BHPian Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Mumbai Posts: 581 Thanked: 787 Times	Re: New Car Warranties: Who offers what? Can one claim failure of a component, say auto gearbox or engine under a comprehensive insurance, say if you have one with Zero Dep, NCB protection, etc ? If accident damage is covered, then I should believe that premature failure should also be covered. In the Marine Industry, one can claim failure/damage of equipment on one's own ship under insurance (its called Hull & Machinery Insurance). The H & M Insurance does not cover parts that are to be replaced under normal wear & tear. I would appreciate your views please If the answer is yes, then IMHO Extended Warranty should not be taken. Last edited by rpunwani : 2nd August 2014 at 20:35.
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