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  1. yellow 355

    yellow 355 Formula Junior

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    #1 yellow 355, Jan 19, 2006
    Pre owned WARRANTY program such as what FERRARI offers at the dealers called power plus. Anything like this with LAMBO for late model gallardos used???? I know there are aftermarket companys that sell what I would call insurance not this.....Have one on my 360 just great a program...
     
  2. Rapidsugarfoot

    Rapidsugarfoot Karting

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    Cameron
    #2 Rapidsugarfoot, Jan 20, 2006
    Be very carful with the powerplus people. I have a GS400 that I got the Powerplus waranty and just now got to talk to them due to a tranny problem that has arrisen. They finally told me that I can take the car to the people I choose and then they will cough up the bill. SOO I guess that it isn't soo bad, but it did take a while to get a straight answer out of them!

    Cameron
     
  3. bentasm1

    bentasm1 Formula Junior

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    #3 bentasm1, Jan 20, 2006
    Currently Lamborghini does not offer their own extended warranties. There are two companies that do, The Exotic Warranty Company (Disclaimer: I am the CEO and Founder (as well as Lambo owner)), and ACSC. My companies warranties can be purchased from almost every factory authorized Lamborghini Dealer, just call your favorite one and ask them about the contract. The other provider, ACSC, who is a direct competitor will be a slightly lower price point, however bear in mind their contracts come with claim limitations of $5000.

    -Ben
     
  4. bpu699

    bpu699 F1 World Champ
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    #4 bpu699, Jan 20, 2006
    So, what exactly would that pay for? a flat tire? ;) Why would anyone offer insurance with a limit of 5k$ on a 100k$ car. Anyone else see this as odd?
     
  5. bentasm1

    bentasm1 Formula Junior

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    #5 bentasm1, Jan 20, 2006
    Strangely enough, ACSC has been offering contracts on exotic cars since around 1998 best I can find. At the time, it was the only product available. When you're the only one with a product, you're a lot less likely to get resistance because of limits. Thankfully, times have changed. :)

    Transmissions are $15,000 or so just for the part, computers are in excess of $3500 each, etc....... Even the silly stuff like O2 sensors are about $600.

    ...usual disclaimers as before apply of course.
     

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