Ford PremiumCARE extended service plan

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I'm thinking about purchasing Ford's PremiumCARE extended service plan for my '14 GT500. Should I go to my local dealer and purchase this, or is the best price found on Ford's Extended Service Plan website? Thanks, E
 

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As long as your car is still covered by the 3yr 36,000 mile factory warranty you can still buy the ESP plan from Ford. The best prices are at Flood Ford.
 
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dam i just checked flood's prices and found them to be high. i went with lomdari ford they were a few hundred cheaper.
 
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I got mine from my dealer. I have used Ziegler ford in the past but when I bought my 15 Escape I was very happy with the deal and the sales guy I spent the extra 200 and went with the dealer. I used their internet to look up internet prices and they came down considerably. It was the first time I have walked away with a new vehicle without having to spend way too much time and feeling like I got screwed in the end
 

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dam i just checked flood's prices and found them to be high. i went with lomdari ford they were a few hundred cheaper.
Interesting. No such dealer as "lomdari ford" found, but there is a "Lombard Ford" offering Ford ESP deals.

I'm not sure how their "promotional discount code via email" works, since I don't want to sign-up for inevitable spamming. Using a notional (2014 MY, under original warranty, 18K miles, 6yr/48K mile PremiumCARE coverage w/$0 deductible) I was quoted $1084 by Lombard and $740 by Flood. I did not compare every plan/option, so YMMV. For my test case, however, Lombard was more expensive than Flood across the board. See attached screenshots for additional details...

Lombard:
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Flood:
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Deductible Miles/Years 3 4 5 6 7 8
36,000 $1090 $1110 $1175 $1235
48,000 $1155 $1180 $1200 $1240 $1360 $1445
60,000 $1240 $1265 $1295 $1350 $1505 $1615
75,000 $1500 $1545 $1590 $1675 $1925 $2080
100,000 $1910 $1940 $1980 $2065 $2185 $2355
125,000 $2295 $2335 $2390 $2505 $2760 $3015
150,000 $2995 $3055 $3135 $3310 $3690 $4075

here is what i came up with
 

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I have received a quote on my Boss 302 through Lombard Ford, my military discount with the 5 year/75,000 mile plan is around $1,600. The promotional button sends you a coupon code for $190ish off and that is the only email they will send you, they will not spam you. I am about to purchase mine in the coming week.

http://www.lombardfordwarrantys.com/
 

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I have received a quote on my Boss 302 through Lombard Ford, my military discount with the 5 year/75,000 mile plan is around $1,600. The promotional button sends you a coupon code for $190ish off and that is the only email they will send you, they will not spam you. I am about to purchase mine in the coming week.

http://www.lombardfordwarrantys.com/

What did Flood want for the same coverage?
 

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Deductible Miles/Years 3 4 5 6 7 8
36,000 $1090 $1110 $1175 $1235
48,000 $1155 $1180 $1200 $1240 $1360 $1445
60,000 $1240 $1265 $1295 $1350 $1505 $1615
75,000 $1500 $1545 $1590 $1675 $1925 $2080
100,000 $1910 $1940 $1980 $2065 $2185 $2355
125,000 $2295 $2335 $2390 $2505 $2760 $3015
150,000 $2995 $3055 $3135 $3310 $3690 $4075

here is what i came up with

What information did you punch in to get those figures?
 

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My '14 is coming up on 3 years. If I'm going to do it, now is the time. Compared Flood and Lombardi this morning. Compared 6 year Premium Plans, 36,000 miles, $ 50.00 Deductible. Will give me an extra 3 years.

Lombardi with the E-mail discount: $ 659.00

Flood on their web-site: $ 500.00
 

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Ford Extended Service Plan Price
PremiumCARE Contract
$100 Deductible
8 Years
36,000 Miles Coverage
Vehicle older than 12 month or 12,000 miles
$1,105.00
Total: $1,105.00

flood ford^^^
lombard below


Vehicle Model Year 2014
Vehicle Make Ford
Vehicle Model Mustang
Current Mileage 5564 miles
Factory Warranty Yes
Commercial Use No
Plan Premium Care
Deductible $100.00
Covered Months * 96
Covered Miles * 36000
Original Plan Price $949.00
Discount $0.00
First-Day Rental No
Enhanced Rental No
Interior/Exterior Lighting No
Key Services No
Sales Tax $0.00
TOTAL COST TO YOU $949.00

here is what i came up with for the mustang
 
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Neither link works for me, so not sure what they say.

Ford Extended Service Plan Price
PremiumCARE Contract
$100 Deductible
8 Years
36,000 Miles Coverage
Vehicle older than 12 month or 12,000 miles
$1,105.00
Total: $1,105.00

flood ford^^^
lombard below


Vehicle Model Year 2014
Vehicle Make Ford
Vehicle Model Mustang
Current Mileage 5564 miles
Factory Warranty Yes
Commercial Use No
Plan Premium Care
Deductible $100.00
Covered Months * 96
Covered Miles * 36000
Original Plan Price $949.00
Discount $0.00
First-Day Rental No
Enhanced Rental No
Interior/Exterior Lighting No
Key Services No
Sales Tax $0.00
TOTAL COST TO YOU $949.00

here is what i came up with for the mustang
Flood's quote to me for your car is $605...
Flood.JPG

What's your location (state)? That's the only variable of which I can think that might be causing the discrepancy. (My quotes are based on living in CO.)

They do not do cars out of bumper to bumper warranty, mine just ran out.
Correct. Being out of original warranty definitely limits your options.
 

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