What's the warranty
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Alex LS
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2 years' manufacturer's warranty.Was their ever a definite answer to an issue raised a few months back about the warranty on imports, was it 1 year or did the EU change it to 2?
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Alex LS
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Alex LS
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No. What the dealer provide on top of the manufacturer's warranty is up to them.
I have 2 year's unlimited mileage manufacturer's warranty and a third year's 60,000 mile extended warranty.
I have 2 year's unlimited mileage manufacturer's warranty and a third year's 60,000 mile extended warranty.
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Alex LS
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The best thing to do is to check your service book. That should actually tell you how long you have/had.
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Paul Keville
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I got my import at the end of May 2002. I was told I got 1 year Pug Warranty and was advised to extend my warrenty by 2 years to bring it up to 3 years. Have they done me or what???
Would they have known the changes in the law when I bought my car in May? Have I paid for a years warranty I dont even need?
Would they have known the changes in the law when I bought my car in May? Have I paid for a years warranty I dont even need?
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Alex LS
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The best thing to do is to check the service book. This will state what period your manufacturer's warranty is for.
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Sara
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I checked mine with Peugeots customer service. I bought my car from Jam Jar, who informed me that I only had a one year warranty. When my fist birthday came and went and Peugeot had not tried to sell me a warranty, I thought something was a miss. I rang them and was told that the car had a three year warranty. Furtunate as it had to go in last week.
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