ATTN: Ford's Annual Price Increase on ESPs (Extended Service Plans) Coming Soon - Lock in your Granger Warranty before Oct 1st!

[Zach@granger]

Attention Ford Owners and Buyers —

I am sure by now we all are familiar with the ESP increase every year.

October 1st is almost here, and that means a Ford price increase is on the way.

Now’s the time to secure your Granger Warranty plan and lock in today’s pricing before the change takes effect.

You can got to grangerfordprotect.com to see warranty options and pricing!

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[Tigger]

Can Canadian owners purchase it from Granger? I see only US states listed.

Update: I just found out that it’s not a good idea to purchase it from Granger as it’s only applicable to US residents.

 

[JustSomeQuickGuy]

Are you sure the prices haven't already increased? Last month, the plan I was going to pick was $1945, this month (about 3 weeks later), the same plan is $2400.

 

[Schwartzcynthia]

Are you sure the prices haven't already increased? Last month, the plan I was going to pick was $1945, this month (about 3 weeks later), the same plan is $2400.

I paid around $2400 in June.

 

[StevenC56]

$2640 for the 10 year plan we're looking at. How much are they going up @Zach@granger ? Last time they went up a ton plus you added the 10% fee for making payments that wasn't present prior.

 

[MacheTX RT1]

It the ext. warranty necessary? What does it cover?

 

[StevenC56]

So they start the tread telling you to buy now as there's going to be a price increase, and then they won't respond to any questions or comments.

 

[Zach@granger]

$2640 for the 10 year plan we're looking at. How much are they going up @Zach@granger ? Last time they went up a ton plus you added the 10% fee for making payments that wasn't present prior.

Ford does not inform us of the percentage. Yes, there is a 10% admin fee applied to all loans now.

 

[Zach@granger]

So they start the tread telling you to buy now as there's going to be a price increase, and then they won't respond to any questions or comments.

We are back in the office today and can answer any questions you may have.

 

[Zach@granger]

It the ext. warranty necessary? What does it cover?

The plan is identical to your factory warranty. Your factory warranty is typically 3yr/36k miles. You can extend that out to 10 years.

 

[Zach@granger]

I paid around $2400 in June.

Prices haven't gone up since April.

 

[StevenC56]

The plan is identical to your factory warranty. Your factory warranty is typically 3yr/36k miles. You can extend that out to 10 years.

So coverage is bumper to bumper like the factory warranty with the exception being maintenance and wear items like tires?

 

[Zach@granger]

So coverage is bumper to bumper like the factory warranty with the exception being maintenance and wear items like tires?

Yes, you are correct.

 

[StevenC56]

Yes, you are correct.

So if an interior or exterior trim item fails due to a factory defect, it will be covered? That's what the 3/36 warranty covers. For example, we had a 2017 Explorer and the clearcoat on all 4 wheels started flaking off. And the sewed seam on one of the seats failed. Those were both covered under the 3/36 Ford Factory warranty.

 

[Zach@granger]

So if an interior or exterior trim item fails due to a factory defect, it will be covered? That's what the 3/36 warranty covers. For example, we had a 2017 Explorer and the clearcoat on all 4 wheels started flaking off. And the sewed seam on one of the seats failed. Those were both covered under the 3/36 Ford Factory warranty.

If it is due to a factor defect, you would just have to go through the warranty claim within that 3/36.

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