Got warranty?

Splat · Jan 28, 2005

My original post:

Splat said:
Not trying to rain on your parade, but the warranty is through a third party company and does require the dealer to pay to activate it. Thus, if the dealer does not pay their portion, there is no warranty after 31 days. So buyer beware and be smart. Make sure you get documentation stating that your extended warranty has been paid in full by the dealer.

Other than that loophole where the dealer can choose to not buy the extended warranty, this is a good move.

Dealers are required to preregister old stock as well, so if you buy a 2005 off the floor today, make sure it was preregistered for the warranty and the dealer pays to activate the warranty.

When in doubt, have the dealer call BMG with the VIN before the sale. After the sale, the warranty cannot be added to the bike.

As you see, I mentioned only the 2005 models and old dealer stock.

I also said the warranty can be added.

I also said to confirm the bike has the warranty before taking delivery.

Honesty truely is the best policy, especially when running a business.

Grey areas intentionally left vague have no place if you want to be successful in your business; or life .

nsman · Jan 28, 2005

Hello Splat,
Point taken,If the dealer is not up front with the customer it is possible that the customer would be mislead.Nevertheless it is a good and viable addition to the Husaberg brand and is of significant value if used properly to both the consumer and dealer.

DOLLARS · Jan 29, 2005

Read the DCR advert today in the tmx and he is advertising six month warranty on all new bikes.

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