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MartynB Member Since: 08 Aug 2011 Location: Currently Rootless ! Posts: 1779 |
My new Hilux is on the Toyota Scheme . They dropped the 5 year warranty , reduced it to 3 but extended to 10 if it receives an annual service in the Toyota network . I must admit I’ve got the Hilux booked in for the second warranty job in 3 months , the first being and ambient light in the door ( wasn’t plugged into the loom - why vehicles need glowing blue door trim is a whole other question ) sorted in an hour , secondly the stop start has packed in after 10 weeks*, it’s booked in for next week , so even the legendary Toyota reliability will have failures . Overall though I’m loving the truck , even at 17’3” it’s a doddle to park with front and rear sensors and 360 degree panoramic cameras . I’d love a new Defender though , best looking vehicle on the road , it’s like a grown up FL2 . I saw a new Ineos Grenadier out on the road yesterday , fully specced up demo car , it’s a bit of an ugly duckling .
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7th Jul 2023 9:36 am |
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John E. Member Since: 02 Apr 2023 Location: SE Cornwall Posts: 150 |
Warranties have very little to do with “confidence in the product” (although it’s usually sold that way) and a great deal more to do with how much of the original purchase price they are prepared to set aside to fund warranty claims, how many of the costs they can palm off on their own suppliers, how mean they’ll be on future warranty claims and how little they can get away with paying their dealers for warranty related labour charges. |
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7th Jul 2023 12:00 pm |
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IanMetro Member Since: 11 Sep 2017 Location: Somerset BS21 Posts: 3126 |
I always believe that a good warranty, new or second-hand, shows that the seller has faith in the goods.
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7th Jul 2023 5:13 pm |
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jules Member Since: 13 Dec 2007 Location: The Wilds of Warwickshire Posts: 4998 |
And by all accounts the RHD version is uncomfortable to drive due to transfer box intrusion into the driver's footwell. I know of a chap who has just sold his Grenadier as long trips to Scotland were leg and back ache inducing. Jules |
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7th Jul 2023 7:32 pm |
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Andy131 Member Since: 09 Dec 2009 Location: Manchester Posts: 2182 |
The Son has a MG3 (as did my late wife), if it is dealer serviced (£250) they extended the warranty by a further year and added a years AA with recovery.
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10th Jul 2023 8:32 pm |
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John E. Member Since: 02 Apr 2023 Location: SE Cornwall Posts: 150 |
Exactly!
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10th Jul 2023 9:26 pm |
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