Pricing for ESP
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Pricing for ESP
Good evening, interested in what kind of pricing people are seeing for extended service plans. More specifically the premium extended warranty.
i purchased it on my 14 250 along with undercoating and paint protection and paid around 3 grand iirc.
Ordered a 2020 350 reg cab 6.2 (don’t have vin yet) and want to see What kind of pricing I’ll be looking at.
the coverage paid for iteself the last time so it makes sense to do it again but as the title mentions I’m curious to see what everyone else is paying. Probably do 6 year 125k miles.
i purchased it on my 14 250 along with undercoating and paint protection and paid around 3 grand iirc.
Ordered a 2020 350 reg cab 6.2 (don’t have vin yet) and want to see What kind of pricing I’ll be looking at.
the coverage paid for iteself the last time so it makes sense to do it again but as the title mentions I’m curious to see what everyone else is paying. Probably do 6 year 125k miles.
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I’m interested to see how much I can negotiate with my sales person.
maybe, but I’m still going to undercoat it.
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Apparently not all ESP plans are equal. When negotiating with my local dealer, they pointed out that Flood Ford's ESP doesn't include the "lighting plan" or loaner cars. I confirmed this information with Flood. Ended up getting a slightly better plan with my local dealer at the same price as Flood.
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Got mine at Lombardfordwarrantys. They were excellent to deal with. You do have the option for the lighting plan, rental upgrade, etc. They were almost $1k less than my dealer and were very nice people to deal with. I got the premium plan on my used 2017. Flood ford wouldn’t sell me one cause of my mileage but no issues with Lombard.
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Apparently not all ESP plans are equal. When negotiating with my local dealer, they pointed out that Flood Ford's ESP doesn't include the "lighting plan" or loaner cars. I confirmed this information with Flood. Ended up getting a slightly better plan with my local dealer at the same price as Flood.
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Got mine at Lombardfordwarrantys. They were excellent to deal with. You do have the option for the lighting plan, rental upgrade, etc. They were almost $1k less than my dealer and were very nice people to deal with. I got the premium plan on my used 2017. Flood ford wouldn’t sell me one cause of my mileage but no issues with Lombard.
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