honda warranty
so whats the standard warranty that comes with all honda's? i have an 03 s2k with 42,000 miles...and i realize im passed the 5 year warranty...but does 60,000 miles still apply or no? and is there any way i can add another extended warranty?
3 years or 36,000 miles is the standard warrenty for 2003. which ever comes first. there is a hondacare warrenty you can buy that covers your car 10 years or 100,000 miles but there are certain criteria it has to meet. I believe your car is too old to get honda care.
you can purchase a aftermarket warrenty i dont know who has the best but your bring your car in for service and pay a small deductiable and the company pays the rest directly to the dealer.
you can purchase a aftermarket warrenty i dont know who has the best but your bring your car in for service and pay a small deductiable and the company pays the rest directly to the dealer.
Great question - I bought an additional optional warrenty good for 5 years/50 K miles. I just passed the 4 year mark. If no claims are submitted I was told that I would get the purchase price back - do pigs fly yet???
aftermarket warranties are hideous. Hondacare is cool if you can afford the front cost. The great thing about Hondacare is the roadside assistance and stuff like that. Situations may leave you stranded and out of pocket so having the extra help available is comforting.
Originally Posted by ar311unity,Apr 2 2009, 08:01 PM
i have an 03 s2k with 42,000 miles...and i realize im passed the 5 year warranty...but does 60,000 miles still apply or no?
Originally Posted by Izn Trbl,Apr 3 2009, 04:41 AM
Honda Care, 100,000 miles / 10 years
Do it if you can! I am loven it so far.
Only 25,000 miles on her so far.
Can't wait 'till I get a new top out of it soon.
Do it if you can! I am loven it so far.
Only 25,000 miles on her so far.
Can't wait 'till I get a new top out of it soon.

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