Ok ... Pulled the paperwork.
- Regular BRP 2 year warranty through June 11, 2012
- B.E.S.T. Service goes for 1 additional year thru June 11,2013. There is a $ 50 deductible but no deductible for Emergency Roadside Assistance.
- 3 years additional coverage starting June 11, 2013 .. Ending June 11, 2016 through Western Service Contract Corp. No deductible and no mileage restriction. Covers everything except CVT belts, shock absorbers, struts, tie rod ends, light bulbs, brake pads / shoes , radio, GPS and speakers.
- Then there's a seperate deal called the "VSC ( Vehicle Service Contract ) Refund Agreement" through a company called the Torque Group. Agreement states that " Torque Group agrees to refund the Full Purchase Price of the service contract to the original purchaser named above only if the service contract runs full term and is never used. " The Dealer threw this in free as an incentive to buy the extended 3 years. The service contract for years 4, 5 and 6 was between 800-900 dollars - not cheap but a few major repairs could eat that amount in no time - Plus a GREAT resale tool.
All of the coverages are transferrable except that the full refund for not using the Western Service Contract is applicable to the original purchaser only and would not transfer to a new owner.
I asked my dealer that if this Western Service Contract Group and / or Torque Group goes out of business .... would they honor the agreement - Answer was Yes. They're a big dealer and have been around for a long time ... But who knows what tomorrow may bring , right ?
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