How do I cancel any of those things if they were all part of the fiance?! I got like almost every one of them. The main was 10yr 100k, some 7s, a 5yr, I think one 8 yr? Of other misc stuff
Koons ford in silver springs, MD
You wait till everything goes through. Maybe when you get your first bank statement, then you call the dealer and cancel them. They will refund the cost directly to the bank, and your principle will be reduced, most banks will not count this as a payment.
So, this is curious to me and I think I will do this. My only dilemma is I also heard there is a 30 day grace period after you accept the vehicle and will be fully refunded. So, if that's correct and they say paperwork for finance stuff doesn't come in until approximately 45 days from purchase, then I could be in trouble and have to prorate everything? Hmm, decisions lol
So in my personal experience, It took me like 3 months to cancel because I procrastinate everything. If you're in the grace period, they're going to fight you a lot more because they won't get their commissions on the warranty sale. The pro-rated amount was still damn near the whole price. Still completely worth it as the Granger Ford warranty is priced so much better, and again, a real Ford warranty. In the end it actually saved me almost a full thousand to do it this way. The only downside is that the Granger warranty is not bundled in to my car payment like what I had, so I had to pay that out of pocket, but my monthly payment went down, so if you have the cash on hand to do this, it's a great deal.So, this is curious to me and I think I will do this. My only dilemma is I also heard there is a 30 day grace period after you accept the vehicle and will be fully refunded. So, if that's correct and they say paperwork for finance stuff doesn't come in until approximately 45 days from purchase, then I could be in trouble and have to prorate everything? Hmm, decisions lol
P.s. All of you are very kind and thank you for all of the information! I do feel welcome here and it's nice to have others to reach out to
So pay the warranties up front cash and save around 1000? That's pretty cool. I don't know how much all of my warranties add up to but I probably could look into it. I'll wait until after the first payment and go from there!
I would not wait. Never done it, but you should do it sooner rather than later is my recommendation.
I kind of went hog wild and bought a bunch. Normally, I don't get warranties for anything but I had no idea what was going to be associated with this EV lol
I didn't plan anything out, didn't argue, didn't negotiate, I was just going in and seeing what they had and fell in love with the truck and wanted it lol It was nice to not worry or stress about anything for a change. Looking back, I could have been smarter, made different choices, but it's okay! I'll look into the warranties more and go from there. Don't want to add too much more stress, I'm already full with that
Sounds like worst case with you. You didn't have time to do your own diligent research prior to pulling the trigger on purchase, and your salesperson wasn't very knowledgeable about the home charge install landscape-- if they recommended sunRun any time in the last 2-3 months they're behind the 8-ball.
I definitely appreciate this comment. Makes me feel less silly about everything. I mean, I'll probably end up having it installed because I don't want to be without and the home electricity price is the whole coats savings either these EVs nowadays. Out and about? It's not really all that great. I've checked into the electrified America rates for charging since Ford gave like 25p for free and it's not even 2 full charges worth lol the price was pretty expensive too without the free charging hours. Ony really makes sense when charging at home.
Yup, public charger reliance is more expensive than gas IMO. Home charging is a bit of a hit up front for hopefully ~10 years of cheap electricity bliss.
