Extended Warranty in California
So, I am planning to buy a Can-Am Spyder F3-S triple black 2016 for a good deal. However, after reading so many issues with the electronics that I decided to take on the extended 3-year warranty.
1) My question is what is in the warranty covers?
2) Do you really get discounts on service and parts with e 3-year extended warranty? I heard that Elk Grove POWERSPORTS is good.
Can anyone identify the cost of their warranty in California?
Here is a link about warranty: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3pOT6KI2no
How long do you have after purchase?
Newbie here about to pull the trigger on 2016 Spyder RT-S.
How long after you purchase the Spyder, do you have to get the extended warranty?
Thanks!
PowerRev vs BRP Warranty?
I was informed that PowerRev vs BRP warranty mirrors each other. Would that be true? Or what is the difference between them?
Warranty questions and concerns about getting the best deal
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Originally Posted by
ussoldier
I was informed that PowerRev vs BRP warranty mirrors each other. Would that be true? Or what is the difference between them?
Don't know about PowerRev, but years ago this question was asked, to which I responded in,http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/s...-Contract-Corp and to add to that I used my western warranty also in the fifth & 6th year.
Big Picture,
However if I had to do it again, I would lean toward the manufactures extended warranty, when push comes to shove, stroking the builder is easier to do than a third party insurance carrier as they are only looking at #'s.
However my Western warranty paid for itself $1K for 6 years, and I had probably 2Kish in coverage. HOWEVER-
BRP has shown to me a value as a potential repeat customer. I experienced in the first year of production of the RT numerous bugs that were covered under warranty, but still required me having my AAA tow/flat bed the bike into the dealership for repair. Years later, BRP hired a consultant (Amy) who also became a spyderlover member. She initially contacted me via phone, and listened to what I had to say with no judgement, just listened. Then we communicated via PM. (private message) By reaching out to contact us unfortunate Spyder owners and listen to our concerns and suggestions and input afterwards, she choose to handsomely compensates us for our troubles. Lamont the owner of this site was aware of the good intentions, and infact a spyderlover member was going to post and share his wonderful experience which would have undoubtedly created a firestorm of unjustified requests from others, who might not have had the extent of issues that we all had but had, had some stuff occur. So in Lamonts wisdom (because human nature: people are greedy and selfish to some extent) he chose to remove the post from the member who posted his confidential experience.
I know I am giving you confusing answers, life isn't all about the almighty dollar, so choose wisely, and feel free to call me or talk to other spyder owners to get the full picture.
Furthermore,relationships matter, here are a few testaments to that
"click:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHNdOLYP36k
This was after I had a $12K accident that was covered by the offenders insurance.
"click:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkSEyz85DBI
ABOVE video ; also received and installed under warranty something for my RT that other CA dealerships did not do, but because of my relationship, i received
why do I share this, because these instances are priceless, and yes, were built over time,
YMMV
I have a few more videos and pictures, but hopefully you and others get the point:thumbup:+ I am getting tired.
So,
I appreciate your enthusiasm and concern with this very large purchase, and it looks like you have gotten the best deal from a dealership, ps ( i shop the same way after all the research too:thumbup:) Believe it just makes me feel like I didn't give my hard earned inherited money away.
Brings me back to your initial post of where to buy your spyder.
I purchased my Spyder at Del Amor motorsports,and for the first 3 years was very satisfied as I had a good relationship with the sales mgr and also the certified BRP mechanic
Which,
when I posted where to negotiate your purchase you said you had read bad reviews of Berts, (not specific, i.e. price, harassment, lies, from sales or service? ) well I disagree with part of that assertion. Toooo complicated to get into it here as I have no stake in the matter. As far as repair service I always thought Del Amo motor sports was superior. from 2010 thru 2013. However personnel changes/mechanics were made and now (today) believe that Berts Mega Mall is not only superior but GREAT. Last 3 times I brought spyder in for oil changes, exhaust replacement and electrical shorts with aftermarket in added in fender lighting etc. No problems, everything taken care of at competitive prices (always shop that way) ahead of time (Very important to me) So if it were me, I would speak to your local shop owner or person in charge of your bike after the sale and share with them what you expect and create a rapport with them. And if you save a few dollars with them great, but if you save a couple of headaches, even better;)
Whats that saying "penny wise dollar short", now imagine if you had to pay $500ish dollars to get this free advice from your business manager, accountant or another site.:yikes:
Finally, whatever you do, just enjoy the ride and take the time to breathe:cheers:
Best,
TicketBait
