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I just saved almost 700.00 on a Toyota Extended Warranty. This is NOT an aftermarket warranty. The dealer where I bought my car wanted list price (1350.00 for 6 year 100,000 mile coverage). At that price I declined.
What I don't think is widely known is that you can buy an extended warranty from any dealer. It does not have to be bought from the dealer that you bought your car from. There are 2 who seem to be well know on various forums and have very aggressive pricing: Midwest Toyota in Kansas
(800-530-5789) and Greenfield Toyota in Mass(413- 772-0989). I'm sure there are others.
Toyota list prices can be found here: List Prices [toyotafinancial.com]
For my car (Rav4) the 6 year 100,000 is listed at 1350.00. I purchased mine from Midwest Toyota for 654.00. Just a heads up for anyone buying a new Toyota and interested in an extended warranty.
What I don't think is widely known is that you can buy an extended warranty from any dealer. It does not have to be bought from the dealer that you bought your car from. There are 2 who seem to be well know on various forums and have very aggressive pricing: Midwest Toyota in Kansas
(800-530-5789) and Greenfield Toyota in Mass(413- 772-0989). I'm sure there are others.
Toyota list prices can be found here: List Prices [toyotafinancial.com]
For my car (Rav4) the 6 year 100,000 is listed at 1350.00. I purchased mine from Midwest Toyota for 654.00. Just a heads up for anyone buying a new Toyota and interested in an extended warranty.
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Troy @ Greenfield Toyota in Mass(413- 772-0989)
- Also will give out quotes on Lexus Extended warranties
For Lexus try Wadette Bradford @ Lexus of Huntsville (256-824-8000)
thanks tcho82
Pricing for Toyota Platinum Zero Deductible Warranty from Midwest Toyota in Kansas. These prices to not necessarily apply to other dealers.
Contact Jerry Johnson
800-530-5789 or
620-664-8844 (cell)
Midwest Toyota
1100 East 30th St.
Hutchinson, KS 67502
T1-TOYOTA COROLLA, MATRIX, YARIS
6 YEAR 75,000 MILES $434.00,
6 YEAR 100,000 MILES $619.00
6 YEARS 125,000 MILES $814.00
7 YEARS 75,000 MILES $504.00,
7 YEAR 100,000 MILES $729.00
7 YEARS 125,000 MILES $914.00
8 YEAR 75,000 MILES $589.00
8 YEARS 100,000 MILES $839.00
8 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,109.00
T2-TOYOTA FJ CRUISER 4X2, HIGHLANDER 2X4, RAV 4, TACOMMA 2X4
6 YEAR 75,000 MILES $454.00,
6 YEAR 100,000 MILES $664.00
6 YEAR 125,000 MILES $899.00
7 YEARS 75,000 MILES $534.00,
7 YEAR 100,000 MILES $789.00
7 YEARS 125.000 MILES $1,009.00
8 YEARS 75,000 MILES $634.00
8 YEARS 100,000 MILES $919.00
8 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,234.00
T3-TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 4X2, 4RUNNER 4X4, CAMRY NON HYBRID, FJ CRUISER 4X4, HIGHLANDER 4X4, SIENNA VAN, SEQUOIA 4X2, SOLARA, TACOMMA 4X4, TUNDRA 2X4, VENZA
6 YEAR 75,000 MILES $484.00,
6 YEAR 100,000 MILES $724.00
6 YEARS 125,000 MILES $994.00
7 YEARS 75,000 MILES $569.00,
7 YEAR 100,000 MILES $864.00
7 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,144.00
8 YEAR 75,000 MILES $684.00
8 YEARS 100,000 MILES $1,014.00
8 YEAR 125,000 MILES $1,374.00
T4-TOYOTA AVALON,CAMRY HYBRID, HIGHLANDER HYBRID,PRIUS, SEQUOIA 4X4
6 YEAR 75,000 MILES $524.00,
6 YEAR 100,000 MILES $809.00,
6 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,104.00
7 YEARS 75,000 MILES $629.00,
7 YEAR 100,000 MILES $974.00
7 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,244.00
8 YEARS 75,000 MILES $744.00
8 YEARS 100,000 MILES $1,124.00
8 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,539.00
8/3/2013 update:
T4-TOYOTA PRIUS,
5 YEAR 60,000 MILES $449.00
5 YEAR 80,000 MILES $499.00,
5 YEAR 100,000 MILES $679.00
5 YEAR 125,000 MILES $874.00
6 YEAR 75,000 MILES $549.00,
6 YEAR 100,000 MILES $834.00,
6 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,129.00
7 YEARS 75,000 MILES $654.00,
7 YEAR 100,000 MILES $999.00
7 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,294.00
8 YEARS 75,000 MILES $769.00
8 YEARS 100,000 MILES $1,149.00
8 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,589.00
T5-TOYOTA LAND CRUISER
6 YEARS 75,000 MILES $679.00,
6 YEAR 100,000 MILES $1,129.00
6 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,579.00
7 YEARS 75,000 MILES $824.00,
7 YEAR 100,000 MILES $1,374.00
7 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,824.00
8 YEARS 75,000 MILES $1,004.00,
8 YEARS 100,000 MILES $1,594.00
8 YEARS 125,000 MILES $2,244.00
By 'Vaylon'
"Has anyone tried the used car warranties they are advertising on TV.
In my experience,
warranty work, if needed, takes place in the first few months of owning the car.
After that?
If something really big does happen, like a engine or tran, you are on your own.
Mainly because, engines just don't all of a sudden go boom. Something has to happen and most of the time its something small over a extended period of time.
By you not seeing that small something, like a tiny oil leak, you have basically voided your warranty on that particular part.
If a car came in for extended warranty work at our dealership, it got a quick inspection for obvious signs of trouble. Like caked on old oil under the carriage, signs of unattended fluid leaks, physical damage to the underside like a dent in the oil pan or transmission pan. Coolant clarity and flow.
If anything was found, the car was lowered and the bad news was given to the owner that because we found "X" your work isn't covered by the warranty.
Before you buy any warranty, read the fine print as to what will void coverage. If it says something like you MUST maintain all scheduled maintenance, like changing the oil at least every 5,000 miles or whatever the manufacturer recommends. Then you better make sure it is done. If not, you give them just one more excuse to not do the work.
Most modern cars have sensors that can tell everything from when and how many times the hood has been opened to when the oil filter has been removed. "
By 'MatthewGP'
I would add that on my Toyota Avalon, I have self leveling Xeon headlights. When there was a problem with the headlights during the extended warranty period I was advised that these $2589/ea headlight assemblies are considered "TRIM" and not covered by the Platinum Zero deductable warranty. "TRIM" is not covered by these warranties. Read the fine print and ask questions. Ultimately my headlights assemblies (I needed both) were covered by an extended factory warranty bulletin that was sent to all affected Toyota Avalon owners.
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- Also will give out quotes on Lexus Extended warranties
For Lexus try Wadette Bradford @ Lexus of Huntsville (256-824-8000)
thanks tcho82
Pricing for Toyota Platinum Zero Deductible Warranty from Midwest Toyota in Kansas. These prices to not necessarily apply to other dealers.
Contact Jerry Johnson
800-530-5789 or
620-664-8844 (cell)
Midwest Toyota
1100 East 30th St.
Hutchinson, KS 67502
T1-TOYOTA COROLLA, MATRIX, YARIS
6 YEAR 75,000 MILES $434.00,
6 YEAR 100,000 MILES $619.00
6 YEARS 125,000 MILES $814.00
7 YEARS 75,000 MILES $504.00,
7 YEAR 100,000 MILES $729.00
7 YEARS 125,000 MILES $914.00
8 YEAR 75,000 MILES $589.00
8 YEARS 100,000 MILES $839.00
8 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,109.00
T2-TOYOTA FJ CRUISER 4X2, HIGHLANDER 2X4, RAV 4, TACOMMA 2X4
6 YEAR 75,000 MILES $454.00,
6 YEAR 100,000 MILES $664.00
6 YEAR 125,000 MILES $899.00
7 YEARS 75,000 MILES $534.00,
7 YEAR 100,000 MILES $789.00
7 YEARS 125.000 MILES $1,009.00
8 YEARS 75,000 MILES $634.00
8 YEARS 100,000 MILES $919.00
8 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,234.00
T3-TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 4X2, 4RUNNER 4X4, CAMRY NON HYBRID, FJ CRUISER 4X4, HIGHLANDER 4X4, SIENNA VAN, SEQUOIA 4X2, SOLARA, TACOMMA 4X4, TUNDRA 2X4, VENZA
6 YEAR 75,000 MILES $484.00,
6 YEAR 100,000 MILES $724.00
6 YEARS 125,000 MILES $994.00
7 YEARS 75,000 MILES $569.00,
7 YEAR 100,000 MILES $864.00
7 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,144.00
8 YEAR 75,000 MILES $684.00
8 YEARS 100,000 MILES $1,014.00
8 YEAR 125,000 MILES $1,374.00
T4-TOYOTA AVALON,CAMRY HYBRID, HIGHLANDER HYBRID,PRIUS, SEQUOIA 4X4
6 YEAR 75,000 MILES $524.00,
6 YEAR 100,000 MILES $809.00,
6 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,104.00
7 YEARS 75,000 MILES $629.00,
7 YEAR 100,000 MILES $974.00
7 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,244.00
8 YEARS 75,000 MILES $744.00
8 YEARS 100,000 MILES $1,124.00
8 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,539.00
8/3/2013 update:
T4-TOYOTA PRIUS,
5 YEAR 60,000 MILES $449.00
5 YEAR 80,000 MILES $499.00,
5 YEAR 100,000 MILES $679.00
5 YEAR 125,000 MILES $874.00
6 YEAR 75,000 MILES $549.00,
6 YEAR 100,000 MILES $834.00,
6 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,129.00
7 YEARS 75,000 MILES $654.00,
7 YEAR 100,000 MILES $999.00
7 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,294.00
8 YEARS 75,000 MILES $769.00
8 YEARS 100,000 MILES $1,149.00
8 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,589.00
T5-TOYOTA LAND CRUISER
6 YEARS 75,000 MILES $679.00,
6 YEAR 100,000 MILES $1,129.00
6 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,579.00
7 YEARS 75,000 MILES $824.00,
7 YEAR 100,000 MILES $1,374.00
7 YEARS 125,000 MILES $1,824.00
8 YEARS 75,000 MILES $1,004.00,
8 YEARS 100,000 MILES $1,594.00
8 YEARS 125,000 MILES $2,244.00
By 'Vaylon'
"Has anyone tried the used car warranties they are advertising on TV.
In my experience,
warranty work, if needed, takes place in the first few months of owning the car.
After that?
If something really big does happen, like a engine or tran, you are on your own.
Mainly because, engines just don't all of a sudden go boom. Something has to happen and most of the time its something small over a extended period of time.
By you not seeing that small something, like a tiny oil leak, you have basically voided your warranty on that particular part.
If a car came in for extended warranty work at our dealership, it got a quick inspection for obvious signs of trouble. Like caked on old oil under the carriage, signs of unattended fluid leaks, physical damage to the underside like a dent in the oil pan or transmission pan. Coolant clarity and flow.
If anything was found, the car was lowered and the bad news was given to the owner that because we found "X" your work isn't covered by the warranty.
Before you buy any warranty, read the fine print as to what will void coverage. If it says something like you MUST maintain all scheduled maintenance, like changing the oil at least every 5,000 miles or whatever the manufacturer recommends. Then you better make sure it is done. If not, you give them just one more excuse to not do the work.
Most modern cars have sensors that can tell everything from when and how many times the hood has been opened to when the oil filter has been removed. "
By 'MatthewGP'
I would add that on my Toyota Avalon, I have self leveling Xeon headlights. When there was a problem with the headlights during the extended warranty period I was advised that these $2589/ea headlight assemblies are considered "TRIM" and not covered by the Platinum Zero deductable warranty. "TRIM" is not covered by these warranties. Read the fine print and ask questions. Ultimately my headlights assemblies (I needed both) were covered by an extended factory warranty bulletin that was sent to all affected Toyota Avalon owners.
.
.
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Once a Thread Wiki is added to a thread, "Create Wiki" button will disappear. If you would like to learn more about Thread Wiki feature, click here.
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someone told me i can buy dodge warranty from these dealers, is that cosidered as third party warranty or is it same as buying from dodge dealership
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Toyota is a publicly traded company with an investment of about $12 billion in the United States.
Unlike Ford/GM, Toyota makes profits. Of those profit, about 15% stays in the US because of the shareholders being US Citizens/Residents. Unlike the American shareholders of Ford/GM, who bring in no profits, the American people holding shares of Toyota bring in money and pay taxes on it.
You want your money to stay in America so you bought a ford? Here is the truth for you, Ford and GM are not making any money... and Toyota and its shareholders, even though is taking profits to Japan, is still giving more money to the US treasury in the form of taxes/Employment than GM/Ford?Chrysler who are just asking for more and more money.
I am a proud American and a Proud Owner of an American built Toyota Camry built by hardworking Non-Unionized American Workers in Georgetown, KY.
I'm not surprised by your clouded perception, lot's of Americans share your unfortunate point of view.
But you will never understand the economics behind the trade imbalance, that's pretty clear. Anyhow, try to comprehend this statement:
"When GM negotiated a new $14 hourly wage for many future auto workers, ABC Radio chose to use something I said to sum up this situation brutally: "For the first time since before the First World War, we will have auto workers who can't afford to buy the vehicles that they produce." If anyone believes that's a winning strategy for growing our economy, you would be wrong. You cannot improve an economy by making consumers poorer."
Many may be jealous of Detroit's union and think screw them because I don't get what they get.
But ultimately ALL Americans will be getting the shaft...
What's next:
The Postal union? Teachers union? Dock workers union? Transit Union?
Do you really want to drive the wages down to $12/hour because you despise Detroit's union and admire the Japanese for making a car by paying Americans less?
Call me crazy, but I want fair wages for all Americans. If Americans can't buy the things that make America great, who wins?
Here are some amazing facts too:
http://www.usatoday.co
Toyota Motor Lexus ES330 2006 5% Japan
Toyota Motor Lexus GS300/430 2006 5% Japan
Toyota Motor Lexus GS450h 2007 0% Japan
Toyota Motor Lexus GX470 2006 0% Japan
Toyota Motor Lexus IS250 2007 5% Japan
Toyota Motor Lexus LS460L 2007 0% Japan
Toyota Motor Lexus LX470 2006 5% Japan
Toyota Motor Lexus RX350 2007 60% Canada
Toyota Motor Lexus RX400h 2007 0% Japn
Toyota Motor Lexus SC430 2006 0% Japan
Toyota Motor Scion tC 2007 0% Japan
Toyota Motor Scion xA 2007 0% Japan
Toyota Motor Scion xB 2007 0% Japan
Toyota Motor Toyota 4Runner 2006 5% Japan
Toyota Motor Toyota Avalon 2007 75% Ky
Toyota Motor Toyota Camry Solara 2007 80% Ky
Toyota Motor Toyota Camry 2007 75% Ky Japan
Toyota Motor Toyota Corolla 2007 60% Calif, Canada Japan
Toyota Motor Toyota Corolla Matrix 2007 70% Calif.
Toyota Motor Toyota Yaris 2007 0% Japan
Toyota Motor Toyota FJ Cruiser 2007 0% Japan
Toyota Motor Toyota Highlander Hybrid 2007 0% Japan
Toyota Motor Toyota Highlander 2006 5% Japan
Toyota Motor Toyota Land Cruiser 2006 5% Japan
Toyota Motor Toyota Prius 2007 0% Japan
Toyota Motor Toyota RAV4 2007 0% Japan
Toyota Motor Toyota Sequoia 2006 65% Ind.
Toyota Motor Toyota Sienna 2007 85% Ind.
Toyota Motor Toyota Tacoma 2007 65% Calif. Japan
Toyota Motor Toyota Tundra 2007 75% Texas, Ind.
What's next:
The Postal union? Teachers union? Dock workers union? Transit Union?
Do you really want to drive the wages down to $12/hour because you despise Detroit's union and admire the Japanese for making a car by paying Americans less?
Call me crazy, but I want fair wages for all Americans. If Americans can't buy the things that make America great, who wins?
....
and "... the things that make America great..."?
What are those things? crappy cars?
I'm not proud of that.
Still, in case it wasn't, I thought I should point out that not all Toyota dealerships will accept the Toyota extended warranty.
I did my research last year (7/08) and found that Servco Toyota in Hawaii has their own warranty plan, and will not accept the standard Toyota Extended Warranty. In fact, AFIK, they don't offer the standard Toyota warranty option to their customers.
I was also told that if someone imports their Toyota from the mainland (continental states), that they (Servco) will not honor the standard Toyota Extended Warranty. They will only honor their "Servco Toyota" warranty.
I just assume that there are other dealerships out there who are pulling the same thing, so I thought other Toyota owners should know. If you decide to purchase a warranty from another state, verify from your local Toyota dealership that they will accept the warranty you are purchasing.
This link has add'l info: http://www.intuitive.c
I was going to purchase the warranty through:
| Neil Hull CIO |
| [email protected] |
| CELL 785 217 3212 |
| Office 816 942 5200
I didn't actually purchase the warranty from him, but I read good things about him from the link above. Good luck if you decide to try it out.
NIC
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Still, in case it wasn't, I thought I should point out that not all Toyota dealerships will accept the Toyota extended warranty.
I did my research last year (7/08) and found that Servco Toyota in Hawaii has their own warranty plan, and will not accept the standard Toyota Extended Warranty. In fact, AFIK, they don't offer the standard Toyota warranty option to their customers.
I was also told that if someone imports their Toyota from the mainland (continental states), that they (Servco) will not honor the standard Toyota Extended Warranty. They will only honor their "Servco Toyota" warranty.
I just assume that there are other dealerships out there who are pulling the same thing, so I thought other Toyota owners should know. If you decide to purchase a warranty from another state, verify from your local Toyota dealership that they will accept the warranty you are purchasing.
This link has add'l info: http://www.intuitive.c
I was going to purchase the warranty through:
| Neil Hull CIO |
| [email protected] |
| CELL 785 217 3212 |
| Office 816 942 5200
I didn't actually purchase the warranty from him, but I read good things about him from the link above. Good luck if you decide to try it out.
NIC
Still, in case it wasn't, I thought I should point out that not all Toyota dealerships will accept the Toyota extended warranty.
I did my research last year (7/08) and found that Servco Toyota in Hawaii has their own warranty plan, and will not accept the standard Toyota Extended Warranty. In fact, AFIK, they don't offer the standard Toyota warranty option to their customers.
I was also told that if someone imports their Toyota from the mainland (continental states), that they (Servco) will not honor the standard Toyota Extended Warranty. They will only honor their "Servco Toyota" warranty.
I just assume that there are other dealerships out there who are pulling the same thing, so I thought other Toyota owners should know. If you decide to purchase a warranty from another state, verify from your local Toyota dealership that they will accept the warranty you are purchasing.
This link has add'l info: http://www.intuitive.c
I was going to purchase the warranty through:
| Neil Hull CIO |
| [email protected] |
| CELL 785 217 3212 |
| Office 816 942 5200
I didn't actually purchase the warranty from him, but I read good things about him from the link above. Good luck if you decide to try it out.
NIC
Here's my last email from Neil, acknowledging the dealership option:
*********************************************
NIC,
Sorry to hear about that. Any Toyota dealership can refuse to take the plan
since they are owned by individuals. It's a shame that they don't take the
Toyota plans. I don't carry any 3rd party plans so I am afraid I can't help.
Good luck and enjoy the islands. I miss the ocean life so much.
Thanks,
Neil Hull CIO
Molle Automotive Group
601 West 103rd Street
KCMO 64114
816 942 5200 Ext 234
Here's my last email from Neil, acknowledging the dealership option:
*********************************************
NIC,
Sorry to hear about that. Any Toyota dealership can refuse to take the plan
since they are owned by individuals. It's a shame that they don't take the
Toyota plans. I don't carry any 3rd party plans so I am afraid I can't help.
Good luck and enjoy the islands. I miss the ocean life so much.
Thanks,
Neil Hull CIO
Molle Automotive Group
601 West 103rd Street
KCMO 64114
816 942 5200 Ext 234
Unfortunately, I don't know that wage inflation will help matters. The bottom line is that our workers are providing the same service that lots of other workers can do and those workers already cost less.
The only way to equalize that equation would be with protective tariffs which, while great for the industry they protect, ultimately screw everyone else since they bring up the cost of imported goods.
Skilling up the workforce would help to a degree, but ultimately we just don't have the jobs to support them. In the few industries where we do have such needs, much of the work is either exported or imported via H1 visa holders.
I respect what the unions want. I would really like to see people from this generation get a living wage and a real retirement like our parents had, unfortunately that ship has sailed.
Call me crazy, but I want fair wages for all Americans. If Americans can't buy the things that make America great, who wins?
Here's my last email from Neil, acknowledging the dealership option:
*********************************************
NIC,
Sorry to hear about that. Any Toyota dealership can refuse to take the plan
since they are owned by individuals. It's a shame that they don't take the
Toyota plans. I don't carry any 3rd party plans so I am afraid I can't help.
Good luck and enjoy the islands. I miss the ocean life so much.
Thanks,
Neil Hull CIO
Molle Automotive Group
601 West 103rd Street
KCMO 64114
816 942 5200 Ext 234
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