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You can buy a warranty for any vehicle you want through various warranty companies.
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Good advice. It's true what they say... They are not worth the paper they are printed on. As you say they are an insurance policy. Work on the basis they don't want to pay out.My personal opinion is that they are an insurance product’ and are generally useless as the parts that are covered are full of exclusions.
Assuming a policy is anything from £300 to £1000 a year depending upon total claim limits ect, I would put the money in a savings ISA or buy some premium bonds and hopefully have more at the year end with no motorhome failures.
A water pump or lpg regulator are fairly common faults but neither would cost more than £100 and you don’t need to have an insurance approved repairer do the work.
Good luck with your purchase
In my experience they are not worth the money! Make sure you study the small print and see who the underwriters are first! Good luck with the purchase.I’m getting closer to finalising a private purchase.
Looking for recommendations for a warranty company please?
As my friend of many years often saidGood advice. It's true what they say... They are not worth the paper they are printed on. As you say they are an insurance policy. Work on the basis they don't want to pay out.
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Thanks for the replies so far, most of which stating what I'm already aware of, that it's an insurance product, as is any warranty besides the original manufacturer supplied offering. I'm also well aware of T&Cs related to such products, I've been around the block, as have most of you.
If few have insured a privately purchased vehicle it isn't any surprise that there will be few recommendations.Was looking for recommendations of reputable companies to enquire with, which seemingly is nil so far.
Totally agree except one car we bought had a bent drive shaft (think the servicing garage bent it when in their care as it was fine when we took it in and undriveable when we collected it). Anyway it was fixed without issues but I don't know if the servicing garage paid for the repair or the insurance company.In my experience they are not worth the money! Make sure you study the small print and see who the underwriters are first! Good luck with the purchase.
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Who is that with please?