Glamisduner
Active Member
So after 100k / 120k the car is basically disposable if you have a battery failure?
The Highlighted items are not covered? What is is there to cover?
The Highlighted items are not covered? What is is there to cover?
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Extended warranty? I can't believe it. What did he just say?
- Thread starter Garlan Garner
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voip-ninja
Give me some sugar baby
This is what was said that he responded to;
Now think about throwing "burnable carbon" on a fire.
It's a pretty well known euphemism.
insaneoctane
Well-Known Member
Not available in CA? Seems like there might be a few Teslas in CA, no?
C_A_Braun
Meet "Voodoo", Our S75 & "Solo Cup", Our Model 3
I am less than a month away from tripping the 50,000 mile mark.
Please pray for my car to have a long healthy lifespan.
Please pray for my car to have a long healthy lifespan.
CA is a hard one...the state does not allow for service agreements to be sold directly to consumers, only through a dealership and during the time of sale (or shortly there after). We are working through it but that is the reason why.
It does not. We have offerings for Model S, Model X and Model 3. so long as your vehicle is under 100,000 mile (Tesla specific) then there is an coverage option. We are expanding our offering pretty frequently. If you are looking for a specific term then feel free to reach out to [email protected] and we can assist. As Model 3s get older, then we will have more coverage options available.
PS - i have a Model 3 with 22k miles, so I definitely have an option for people in the same boat as me
Technically "Extended Warranties" only can come from the manufacturer thus the name. X-Care is technically a vehicle service agreement with similar coverage. So in order to mimic the "extension" passed your original factory warranty, the longer coverage options are available.
I went on to Xcelerate's site. www.excelerateauto.com X-care is the product and is service is provided by Tesla Service Centers
For a 2018 Model 3 with 20k in miles they want $3500. Would not let me put more than 20k in miles box. My assumption is they don't offer more than that....
@Garlan Garner . Currently not offered in IL.
for 5,000 miles and below you get two options
10y 125k for $3700
8yr 100k for $3200
So coverage would be to 130 and 105 respectfully.
Lot's of information in the FAQ's
Not for me.....20k was so last year
I am working on adding a coverage option that will support newer higher mileage vehicles like yours (mine has 22k miles) you will see it in a couple days.
As far as IL goes, we will be live in IL in about 2-3 weeks. Service agreements require filing in every independent state and they all have various timeline for approvals. IL is next up on my list!
As of right now no ETA...we just launched and working on rolling out nationwide state by state. From there we will definitely try!
Garlan - sounds to me like it might be prudent to just sell the car each year and get a new one. Sure you take a small hit on the resale - but you get an updated version of your car and the hit may equal or be less than anticipated out-of-warranty costs.
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Knightshade
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Interesting... if I put in 5000 miles on the car today I can buy 10 years/130k total miles of coverage for $3700... or 8 years/100k total miles for $3200.
If I put in 5001 miles to 10,000 miles only the 8 year option is offered, and it's $3400.
If I put in 10,001-20,000 same 8 years/100k but it's $100 more ($3500)
If I put in 20,001 miles or more no coverage is offered.
So if Garner is putting 50k a year on the car he might wanna buy sooner than later (and if he's already over 5k he's only going to get a second year of coverage out of it rather than 18 months)
If I put in 5001 miles to 10,000 miles only the 8 year option is offered, and it's $3400.
If I put in 10,001-20,000 same 8 years/100k but it's $100 more ($3500)
If I put in 20,001 miles or more no coverage is offered.
So if Garner is putting 50k a year on the car he might wanna buy sooner than later (and if he's already over 5k he's only going to get a second year of coverage out of it rather than 18 months)
Knightshade
Well-Known Member
A coverage offering for a 20k 2018 Model 3 will be on the site by early next week. Stay tuned!
He's right know your product.. I'm sorry if the money is a problem ifor maintenance coming up or it is out of range... another choice of car would have been better a Ford focus?
Lasttoy
Active Member
Im lost. I have 132k miles, ZERO maintenance or service. what r they doing?
I have had a lot of sw work done. New motor last week free with 3 qts of oil. New motor harness FREE.
I love my service center in Jax. Gotten loaner each time.
I got ripped off in Richmond, that is horrible sc.
I have had a lot of sw work done. New motor last week free with 3 qts of oil. New motor harness FREE.
I love my service center in Jax. Gotten loaner each time.
I got ripped off in Richmond, that is horrible sc.
