MouthPiece
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Expired warranty
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Cruzr Joe
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Put down the popcorn and go do something useful (Oooops sorry i forgot you are a lawyer) :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
And quit stirring up these old folks that have no sense of humor. :lecturef_smilie::lecturef_smilie::lecturef_smilie:
Lets get Spyderfest started up and Party :yes::yes::yes:
Cruzr Joe
MouthPiece
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MouthPiece <======= 70, Is that old? (No comments Forrest) <smiles>
Cruzr Joe
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I did not say you were old ..................... I said quit stirring up the old folks with no sense of humor. :roflblack::roflblack:
(Old folks can't read either :roflblack::roflblack
Cruzr Joe < About to turn 65 and retiring on March 31, 2014 (if i live that long) :thumbup:
Spyder4Tess
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You would think BRP would want your money but I guess that's not the case.
When I bought my wife a used 2011 RT it was still under the factory warranty.The owner said there was no ext. warranty.
So after reading the warranty transfer info in the manual I was confused.
To play it safe I called the selling dealer and was told to come down and they would handle the transfer.
So after going,we were pleased to find out it also had the BEST warranty until 2016.
When I bought my wife a used 2011 RT it was still under the factory warranty.The owner said there was no ext. warranty.
So after reading the warranty transfer info in the manual I was confused.
To play it safe I called the selling dealer and was told to come down and they would handle the transfer.
So after going,we were pleased to find out it also had the BEST warranty until 2016.
dizzyspots
New member
...and I didnt want the tone of the inquiry to sound like I was blameless. In hindsight, I should have called BRP for clarification. I presumed that they would still take my cash. Now on the search for an aftermarket warranty...most are pricey and scams....or just save a credit card balance for a crisis and keep up on the maintenance...
Bob Denman
New member
Hindsight usually is 20/20... and too late to be useful! :gaah:
Please let us know if you find any aftermarket warranties that will suit you...
Good LUck, and Happy Hunting! :thumbup: nojoke
Please let us know if you find any aftermarket warranties that will suit you...
Good LUck, and Happy Hunting! :thumbup: nojoke
Used Spyder extended warranty
I just picked up a 2013 RT Limited with 1068 miles on it. It was several states away so I got a lot of information from him. He said it had more than 2 years left on the warranty. I called several dealers with the VIN number and verified it was covered and what I needed to do transfer and was there a cost. I found that there was no cost I could go into any Can Am dealer with proof of ownership and they could transfer it. The day after I got it drove the 40 miles with bill of sale and my new registration card. They transferred it and told me it has several recalls on it. They even took the extra steps to see how long to get the parts and printed me a copy with all the warranty information on it. They also told me that I could get one more year added as long as done before it expires.
In short you can go to any authorized dealer to verify a VIN coverage status and do transfers. Hope this helps someone.
I just picked up a 2013 RT Limited with 1068 miles on it. It was several states away so I got a lot of information from him. He said it had more than 2 years left on the warranty. I called several dealers with the VIN number and verified it was covered and what I needed to do transfer and was there a cost. I found that there was no cost I could go into any Can Am dealer with proof of ownership and they could transfer it. The day after I got it drove the 40 miles with bill of sale and my new registration card. They transferred it and told me it has several recalls on it. They even took the extra steps to see how long to get the parts and printed me a copy with all the warranty information on it. They also told me that I could get one more year added as long as done before it expires.
In short you can go to any authorized dealer to verify a VIN coverage status and do transfers. Hope this helps someone.
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