Can anyone answer with certainty if the 2-year warranty that came with a new 2015 F3-s automatically transfers to a second (or third) subsequent owner? Is any paperwork at time of resale necessary, or does the VIN stay in BRP records and run till time expires, regardless of ownership?
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Original warranty transferrable to a second owner?
- Thread starter motoswami
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Copperman
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If a used Spyder is bought at the dealership, they should do the transfer. If bought from a private owner, the new owner contacts BRP after the new title work is completed. BRP needs to see the new title work and they will transfer the leftover warranty. This also includes the B.E.S.T. warranty.
The seller should give the buyer his warranty paper work. This way the new owner will have the information he needs to make the transfer.
Bottom line: The warranty stays with the bike.
SpyderAnn01
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It used to be you could fill out and mail in a card that was in the back of your owners manual. That's all I had to do when I bought my first Spyder.
GeorgiaBill
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Warranty transferred for me
My 2014 RTS was originally sold at a Hendersonville, NC dealer in Sept 2014 and I purchased it a year later. I had the Marietta dealer transfer the warranty at no charge to me but I don't remember what paperwork I provided.
The original 2 year warranty was transferred, along with the extended warranty. I asked for paperwork demonstrating the warranty was mine and was told it was in the BRP computer. Months later I had some warranty work performed at no charge to me.
-Bill
My 2014 RTS was originally sold at a Hendersonville, NC dealer in Sept 2014 and I purchased it a year later. I had the Marietta dealer transfer the warranty at no charge to me but I don't remember what paperwork I provided.
The original 2 year warranty was transferred, along with the extended warranty. I asked for paperwork demonstrating the warranty was mine and was told it was in the BRP computer. Months later I had some warranty work performed at no charge to me.
-Bill
BRPcare
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Hi motoswami,
The warranty follows the Spyder, not the owner. Any dealer can check warranty status using the VIN of the vehicle. It's important to have you ownership info updated at a dealer when the Spyder changes hands to ensure that we the right ownership information in case of a claim - I've seen things take a little longer when a claim was made if the current owner doesn't show up in our system.
Hope this helps,
Steve
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