Toyota extended warranty plan purchase

Jerry who? Where?

 

Very first post on here.

 

you can buy it as along as you have not passed the 3 year 36 Mile mark. so at 2 years 11 months if under 36K miles you can get it. but if you get it then, lets say you get the 8yr warranty, it starts from when the truck was sold new. so in the example i put you will be getting 5 more years.

 

Saw it thanks.

 

wait wtf. employee should be getting employee pricing XD

 

There are several Toyota discount programs.
Regular Toyota employee pricing (VSPP) covers only vehicles, and not any dealer added options or extended warranties. It also does not extend to some Toyota models.
Dealership employee discounts are different than Toyota employee (VSPP) buying program, and cover specific higher level dealership/distributor level employees.
Toyota Executive lease and/or buy program is a completely different animal.

That's my understanding after going thru the process of buying discounted Toyotas several times.

 

I sent "Jerry" an email days ago and have never gotten a response. Is the Toyota Superstore still a legit person and place to get a warranty?

 

I got a response from him within 12 hours. Maybe he took a vacation? Definitely check the email address though

 

I didn't screw up the email address. Thanks.

 

Also check junk mail. Sometimes random things get grabbed into junk mail or call him maybe his vmail greetings says he's on vacation or something.

 

I got a response in a day or two....

 

Does Toyota do annual price increases for its platinum warranty?
I have a year left on 3/36, but I am wondering if it would be worthwhile to get warranty now, before January 1st, in case of a price increase.
Since warranty would be backdated to Dec of 2021 anyway, buying now or later will not affect the length of coverage.

 

Yes, I am interested. My 2yr/24mo. free maintenance has expired. I just had the 30,000mi. service done. I have ~31,000mi. now. Thank you for the info.

 

I purchased a 10 year 100K for my folks 2022 Highlander from Jerry today. Very nice guy

 

How did you make contact with him? I emailed and left my phone number, but have not received a response. Maybe he is swamped. Appreciate your feedback.

 

I emailed on 12/24 while sitting in the Denver airport, I got an automated reply saying he was out until 12/26. I didn’t hear anything so I emailed again 12/27 first thing in the morning, I got a response a couple hours later with pricing. I replied with his requested information at about 2 pm MST and he called me for payment at 6:30 pm MST that night. I think he gets a lot of email from all of us, so if he doesn’t respond in a couple days hit him up again.

The pricing is still roughly the same as it was when I was looking with Wolverine Toyota a year ago. Jerry does charge 3% for credit cards, no fee for debit and no sales tax for out of state.

I’m debating on buying out my current Tacoma from its lease, if so I will want the same 10 year 100K plan as I just got for the folks Highlander. Unfortunately I have treated the current Tacoma like a lease (never coated the frame with fluid film) so it’s seen three winters and some beach time unprotected. The in service date is 1/2/2021, so I need to decide this week if I’m buying the warranty and keeping it. The warranty is fully refundable for 30 days, or pro rated refundable after that. Depending on how they calculate the pro rate I’m probably only risking a couple hundred bucks if I cancel in April when the lease is done. If they immediately walked me for 30% for the first 3 years of 10 I’d be irritated.

 

Thank you sir! I will send a follow up email.

 

Has anyone been able to reach Jerry in the last few weeks?

I've emailed 4 times and left him a voicemail. Only response I've had is an auto reply from Jerry's email back around the holiday.

Does anyone sell these at a similar price point?

 

Worked in a Toyota Dealer service department for 4 years. My humble advise would be to take the money and create an emergency fund for a catastrophic repair (mechanical or body) instead of dropping $$ on an extended warranty.

 

Try the guy named troy that people have posted about. I
Tried him first when I was looking but he never got back to me. Jerry was quick so I'm surprised.