Greetings. I just purchased a 2016 full-sized Range Rover with 48,000 miles.
After great study, I have chosen to provide a warranty. After doing some research, I selected Endurance. The first representative from Endurance was quite aggressive and had poor judgment on the agreement, leading to a cancellation after a few weeks.
After doing more research and reviewing further information on several companies, I made a follow-up call, spoke with another representative, and renewed the agreement.
They proposed a super-premium plan with a discount for the car having less than 50,000 kilometers, covering 36 months or 36,000 miles, with a $500 deductible, and requiring 24 installments of $319. I cannot ascertain the offer made to the preceding individual; therefore, the judgment ultimately hinges on the extent to which an additional $300 per month constitutes a hardship.
The covered/not covered list is good and very clear.
The contract includes a 30-day or 1000-mile grace period, after which coverage commences.
I have not yet spoken with them about coverage for any repairs; but, following much study and reading, the prospects are favorable.
Additionally, it is essential to note that possessing an aftermarket warranty often requires adherence to the manufacturer's maintenance plan and the maintenance records must be maintained. This indicates that if your 2018 RRS requires a 50k maintenance, it must be performed, not necessarily by a dealer, but there should be a legitimate record of the listed ABCDEF parts changed. I can send you a document from the contract detailing what is included and what is excluded. Let me know.
