[Bumblebeest]

Mine doesn't either. Not sure if it is supposed to. Would need other owners to confirm.

[Jaystroh]

I wondered about the same thing. It should be under the MY Chevrolet account I would think. Hopefully that’s the case. If not then I guess just bring the paperwork with ya every time you go in for service. Would like to know how others have been handling this.

[HoodCheck]

Originally Posted by Bumblebeest

Dennis was able to do everything over email, no phone required. He tried to call me only because I was dumb and forgot to provide my credit card expiration date in one of my emails to him. Otherwise it took about 4 emails between us and it was all set.

Duuuuude; don't send your credit card info over email. Bad juju.

[Bumblebeest]

Normally I would agree with you, but with the equifax hack a few years ago and data breaches daily I see little point in worrying about someone snagging my credit card number.

[1993kramer]

I was able to get confirmation that my extended warranty is indeed active under the GM vehicle information system, however they do not show up under the mychev app. Unless someone has seen something different I feel better lol

[Alponcho]

Does Dennis take a while to return emails? Sent an inquiry a couple days ago but no reply.

In the interim I’ve been looking into what’s available and I see a Chevrolet Extended Warranty on the Chevrolet website. I can’t tell what this is (GMEPP, GMPP, something else all together). Any insight into this?

[GA SS]

Originally Posted by Alponcho

Does Dennis take a while to return emails? Sent an inquiry a couple days ago but no reply.

In the interim I’ve been looking into what’s available and I see a Chevrolet Extended Warranty on the Chevrolet website. I can’t tell what this is (GMEPP, GMPP, something else all together). Any insight into this?

I was told GM doesn't do their own extended warranty any more. I got the GMEPP warranty from Knapp who claims they took it over from GM. They were very easy to deal with. You can get a quote on line without even talking to anybody if you want See my post # 20 if you want more information.

[george]

Originally Posted by GA SS

I was told GM doesn't do their own extended warranty any more. I got the GMEPP warranty from Knapp who claims they took it over from GM. They were very easy to deal with. You can get a quote on line without even talking to anybody if you want See my post # 20 if you want more information.

I also went with Knapp. Easy to work with and got a 7 year warranty. That takes the car out to a total of 10 years under warranty with no deductible. Great price.

[The Blackheart]

Given the lengthy exclusion lists of stuff that is more likely to wear out/break unnaturally, how is this a good deal?

[Snowwolfe]

Originally Posted by george

I also went with Knapp. Easy to work with and got a 7 year warranty. That takes the car out to a total of 10 years under warranty with no deductible. Great price.

With Knapp does a GM dealer still do all the work? Can you share how much it cost for the warranty?
Are you sure it covers 10 years bumper to bumper with zero deductible?
Or is just on the powertrain?

[Alponcho]

So, on the Chevrolet website, they do list a protection plan: https://www.chevrolet.com/protection...num-protection

From the sample contract, it appears to be underwritten by AMT Warranty Corp. This looks like the same contract that's on the Knapp website. Is this the GMEPP or GMPP that folks referred to in previous posts, or something different?

[Swift016]

Guys,
I may have missed it, but it looks like on-track driving and mods are exclusions.
So, a failure while on track at an HPDE would not be covered ????
Cheers,
Bill

[Snowwolfe]

Interesting. Contract says the coverage doesnt begin until the factory issued warranty is finished. My bet is they start all coverage from the 36K/36 month point. So if you buy the 5 year/60K plan that would give you bumper to bumper coverage for a total of 8 years and or 96,000 miles, whichever came first.
T or F?

[Alponcho]

Originally Posted by Snowwolfe

Interesting. Contract says the coverage doesnt begin until the factory issued warranty is finished. My bet is they start all coverage from the 36K/36 month point. So if you buy the 5 year/60K plan that would give you bumper to bumper coverage for a total of 8 years and or 96,000 miles, whichever came first.
T or F?

ya, been trying to figure out the same thing. Additionally, since the powertrain part of the factory warranty goes out to 5yr, 60k, does that mean the powertrain is covered by the extended warranty for a total of 10yr 120k?