Factory warranty on F80

[summilux]

I'm checking out a 2016 M3 later this week. It is not at a dealer so not CPO. It's a Canadian vehicle. Warranty and full service are 4yrs transferrable yes?

[325iExecutive]

Yes

[tropicatango]

yes and before the end of factory warranty, you can buy the extended 6 years / 160 000 kilometers at bmw for something like 4700$ + taxes (cad)

[summilux]

Originally Posted by tropicatango

yes and before the end of factory warranty, you can buy the extended 6 years / 160 000 kilometers at bmw for something like 4700$ + taxes (cad)

Thanks for the info. I've always felt that extended warranty was a ripoff but $4700 almost makes sense. That's probably the cost of a starter and a water pump.

[bobblehead]

Price has gone up this July 2017.

+2 yrs / +80,000km > $7500 + taxes

[summilux]

Yikes. That's a lot.

[tropicatango]

Price i posted was the june 2017 price.... 7500$ is a lot

[6ixSpd]

$7500 is beyond stupid and makes zero sense. You're basically banking on the turbos to fail to make that a worth while investment.

[tcharged]

Originally Posted by bobblehead

Price has gone up this July 2017.

+2 yrs / +80,000km > $7500 + taxes

Actually it's $5748 + HST.

[FirstF80InSpace]

$7500?!?

Shit. I guess all those extended warranty claims drove the price up.

Note to self. Get rid of the car before the end of Year 4.

[bobblehead]

http://bmwwidget.ca/pdf/2017%20BMW%2...of%20April.pdf

Price is effective April 2017 as posted by BMW Canada FS

[tcharged]

Originally Posted by bobblehead

http://bmwwidget.ca/pdf/2017%20BMW%2...of%20April.pdf

Price is effective April 2017 as posted by BMW Canada FS

$1149 + $3249 = $4398 plus HST

[bobblehead]

That’s cpo. If you buy from bmw dealer. You can choose either 1 or 2 yrs. not adding 1+ 2 yrs.

Op is buying outside of bmw dealer, therefore, the other table applies

[tcharged]

Originally Posted by bobblehead

That’s cpo. If you buy from bmw dealer. You can choose either 1 or 2 yrs. not adding 1+ 2 yrs.

Op is buying outside of bmw dealer, therefore, the other table applies

No, but BMW dealer will CPO for $1149 if under warranty then he can get lower CPO warranty.

[itrocks4u]

I'm really confused. What's the difference between CPO option or extended warranty. Both are BMW backed so why would I have to choose the more expensive one?

[bobblehead]

CPO - buying a used bimmer from BMW dealer in which they would have gone thru the cpo process in certifying the car and if a buyer wants to buy the extended warranty, then the dealer will sell that CPO extended warranty

Regular extended warranty - you already own the car and like to purchase it.

[itrocks4u]

So I can't get my car CPOd in 4th year and then buy the CPO warranty?

[tcharged]

Originally Posted by itrocks4u

So I can't get my car CPOd in 4th year and then buy the CPO warranty?

Absolutely you can. You will just have to pay for the car to be inspected ($150 for an 1 hr of labor).

[itrocks4u]

Originally Posted by tcharged

Absolutely you can. You will just have to pay for the car to be inspected ($150 for an 1 hr of labor).

Sorry I do need some clarification on this:

Option 1: just buy the 6/160km year warranty for $7,500+HST

Option 2 : Pay $150 for CPO in 4th year of my car and then buy 2/160km year warranty for $3,249+HST

How does this make sense from BMW perspective?

[Parabolica]

I thought you could only purchase the CPO warranty when you purchase the car used at that time. If you already own the car, I doubt you can just walk in to the dealer and buy a CPO warranty. CPO means Certified Pre-Owned.

[tcharged]

Originally Posted by Parabolica

I thought you could only purchase the CPO warranty when you purchase the car used at that time. If you already own the car, I doubt you can just walk in to the dealer and buy a CPO warranty. CPO means Certified Pre-Owned.

You can and I know people who have had their car inspected to meet CPO requirements. They pay a fee for the CPO and then a fee to extend it.