[blackdragon12]

So I currently have a CPO that will cover me to 160000km/2018, but knowing my driving habits, I will probably hit that 160000 in 2 years or so.

What are my options after the CPO runs out? Does BMW offer anything more after that? The car has been under BMW warranty since day 1.

Would my only option after that be a 3rd party warranty?

[snaimpally]

Originally Posted by blackdragon12

So I currently have a CPO that will cover me to 160000km/2018, but knowing my driving habits, I will probably hit that 160000 in 2 years or so.

What are my options after the CPO runs out? Does BMW offer anything more after that? The car has been under BMW warranty since day 1.

Would my only option after that be a 3rd party warranty?

BMW extended vehicle protection (EVP). http://content.bmwusa.com/microsite/...P_brochure.pdf

There are a variety of options. Also, the price is negotiable. Since the EVP is through BMW NA, you can buy from any dealer. The best price I got was from Jeff Steel at Passport Auto - jeff.steel@passportauto.com

Email him for a quote. His quote was significantly cheaper than the other quotes I received and much less than what my local dealer had quoted me.

[blackdragon12]

Originally Posted by snaimpally

BMW extended vehicle protection (EVP). http://content.bmwusa.com/microsite/...P_brochure.pdf

There are a variety of options. Also, the price is negotiable. Since the EVP is through BMW NA, you can buy from any dealer. The best price I got was from Jeff Steel at Passport Auto - jeff.steel@passportauto.com

Email him for a quote. His quote was significantly cheaper than the other quotes I received and much less than what my local dealer had quoted me.

Thanks. I noticed that is for BMW USA... does this apply to BMW Canada as well? And when they mean new vehicle warranty, are they referring to the original 80k km/4yr warranty or the CPO?

[snaimpally]

Originally Posted by blackdragon12

Thanks. I noticed that is for BMW USA... does this apply to BMW Canada as well? And when they mean new vehicle warranty, are they referring to the original 80k km/4yr warranty or the CPO?

http://www.bmw.ca/ca/en/owners/servi..._Warranty.html

You'll have to do some digging. I did find the above on the bmw.ca website. Try calling your local dealership.

[blackdragon12]

Originally Posted by snaimpally

http://www.bmw.ca/ca/en/owners/servi..._Warranty.html

You'll have to do some digging. I did find the above on the bmw.ca website. Try calling your local dealership.

Thanks. Ill be talking to my dealer tomorrow so I'll see what he says!

[G35brandon]

Good info

[MrAwesome]

A third party extended warranty does not provide new OEM components, they reserve the right to provide "like" components. This means used or salvage vehicle parts. For those outside of the original 4yr/50k original factory warranty, I would rank Fidelity first and route 66 a distant 2nd as Fidelity does pay the full labor rates and provide new component parts nationwide. Fidelity is the actual underwriter for the original factory warranty of every Volkswagen and Audi in the united States. We should all do our due diligence, however I felt that I share reality. www.fidelitywarrantyservices.com -MrAwesome

[blackdragon12]

Originally Posted by MrAwesome

A third party extended warranty does not provide new OEM components, they reserve the right to provide "like" components. This means used or salvage vehicle parts. For those outside of the original 4yr/50k original factory warranty, I would rank Fidelity first and route 66 a distant 2nd as Fidelity does pay the full labor rates and provide new component parts nationwide. Fidelity is the actual underwriter for the original factory warranty of every Volkswagen and Audi in the united States. We should all do our due diligence, however I felt that I share reality. www.fidelitywarrantyservices.com -MrAwesome

Thanks, but it looks like an American-only service