continental warranty experience
continental warranty experience
Has anyone had any experience with Continental Warranty at continentalwarranty.com. They will provide coverage on cars under 125,000 miles. I am considering purchasing,but before i do i want to get some feedback on this company. I previously purchased a warranty over the net,they went bankrupt. Please respond.
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Q45tech
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- Car: 1990 Q45 342,400 miles 22 years ownership with original engine
1995 G20t 5 speed 334,000 miles 16" 2002 wheels - 205/50/16 Sr20ve vvl
I can't think of more than $5-$6,000 that could remotely go wrong from 60k/70k-125k on a 99Q and more than half of these things won't be covered by any extended service contract...........the 80 or so rubber hoses, belts, shocks, suspension isolated by rubber bushings..........failures from fluid leaks, etc.
So equate the remote possibility of $3,000 against the SURE cost of the policy.
I really get scared of those promised 125k coverages as many have trouble getting REAL coverage for 100k.
But then again if they were to charge $3,000 for the policy the odds are good/ better they might pay off.
So equate the remote possibility of $3,000 against the SURE cost of the policy.
I really get scared of those promised 125k coverages as many have trouble getting REAL coverage for 100k.
But then again if they were to charge $3,000 for the policy the odds are good/ better they might pay off.
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Q45tech
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1995 G20t 5 speed 334,000 miles 16" 2002 wheels - 205/50/16 Sr20ve vvl
The 8-15 people they will have to deny coverage too, will hate you in the future.
Always best too get your money back early [when they have the biggest pool of premiums]..........before the reserve disappear from claims and overhead.
What worries me is all the bad publicities may cut new sales which will dry up the ponzi schemes.
Or become their best salesman on the Inet to get the referral fees.
For every happy customer there have to be unhappy customers.......except the few that wreck or sell/trade the car before it's needed!
Always best too get your money back early [when they have the biggest pool of premiums]..........before the reserve disappear from claims and overhead.
What worries me is all the bad publicities may cut new sales which will dry up the ponzi schemes.
Or become their best salesman on the Inet to get the referral fees.
For every happy customer there have to be unhappy customers.......except the few that wreck or sell/trade the car before it's needed!