[Rodie09]

Dear All,

I recently purchased a new Tata Safari XZA+ and opted for 2+2 warranty. I am reading a lot of Tata Safari on team bhp and posting too, and I fond that since launch there have been many combinations of standard plus extended warranties on Safari such as 3+2 and now 2+2. Was wondering at what point they changed from 3 years to 2 years standard warranty and why?

That made me think to float this thread to look at what Standard and extended warranties are available on other makes and models.

Owners here can share detail as listed- mine as example

Car - Tata Safari (New)
MFG Year - 2023
Standard Warranty - 2 Years / 100000 KMs
Extended Warranty - 2 Years
Remarks - 1 Year option was also available for EW

Mods, please feel free to delete / merge thread if already there. May be a Poll can also be added to give a good visual info.

[OpenRoads]

Car - Toyota Hyryder
Year - 2022

Standard Warranty - 3 years / 1 Lakh KM
Extended Warranty - 5 years / 1 Lakh KM

Hybrid Battery Warranty - 8 Years

[SoumenD]

2019 Jazz CVT

Standard Warranty - 4 years(3 years standard & 1 year additional was from Dealer)
Extended Warranty - 1 year/20,000kms upto 10 years.

Just purchased 5th year warranty & intend to keep purchasing every year till I hold on to the car.

[Benoit]

Tata Altroz XZ diesel (top end at that time) - October 2020.

Default warranty- 2 years/ 50k km
Extended warranty- additional 3 years/ unlimited km.

Bought extended warranty at the time of purchase at 19k Rs.

[Altrozed]

Originally Posted by Benoit

Tata Altroz XZ diesel (top end at that time) - October 2020.

Default warranty- 2 years/ 50k km
Extended warranty- additional 3 years/ unlimited km.

Bought extended warranty at the time of purchase at 19k Rs.

Additional 3yrs and kms was topped at 250000 but not unlimited. Can you check once again please?

After BS 6.2 came, standard warranty moved to 1L kms and additional became unlimited with 5 yrs

[Altrozed]

Originally Posted by Altrozed

Additional 3yrs and kms was topped at 250000 but not unlimited. Can you check once again please?

After BS 6.2 came, standard warranty moved to 1L kms and additional became unlimited with 5 yrs

Originally Posted by Rodie09

Dear All,

I recently purchased a new Tata Safari XZA+ and opted for 2+2 warranty. I am reading a lot of Tata Safari on team bhp and posting too, and I fond that since launch there have been many combinations of standard plus extended warranties on Safari such as 3+2 and now 2+2. Was wondering at what point they changed from 3 years to 2 years standard warranty and why?

That made me think to float this thread to look at what Standard and extended warranties are available on other makes and models.

Owners here can share detail as listed- mine as example

Car - Tata Safari (New)
MFG Year - 2023
Standard Warranty - 2 Years / 100000 KMs
Extended Warranty - 2 Years
Remarks - 1 Year option was also available for EW

Mods, please feel free to delete / merge thread if already there. May be a Poll can also be added to give a good visual info.

It was mostly 2 yrs and 75k KMs and after the launch of BS 6.2 they made 1L kms standard with 2 yr warranty and extension with another 2 yrs.

[GTO]

I always go for the maximum extended warranty for all my cars, as well as electronic appliances (usually get 5-year coverage for laptops, ACs etc.).

I don't know about the standard warranty coverage, but can tell you the extended warranties we've taken:

BMW 530d: 6 year extended warranty.

Thar 4x4: 5 years including extension. Mahindra should extend this to 6 - 7 years like other OEMs. 5 years is way too short.

Skoda Superb: Extended to 6-years. They've recently introduced 8-year anytime warranties and you can bet we'll be taking that (with Skodas, you need the max possible warranty you can get).

Nissan Sunny & Mahindra Classic: Out of warranty, out of production . Too old.

[Maky]

I too am a proponent of taking extended warranty.

I too am a proponent of taking extended warranty.

Maruti Swift 2011: Standard 3 years Extended to 5 years
Maruti Swift 2013: Standard 3 years Extended to 5 years

Originally Posted by GTO

I always go for the maximum extended warranty for all my cars, as well as electronic appliances

It would be equally interesting to learn if this has paid off for you over your various years of ownership beyond the standard period : )

[Bhodrolok]

VW Vento

Standard: 4 years
Extended: 3 additional years

[Axe77]

BMW 3GT: October 2015
Extended warranty up to 5 years and 60,000 kms.

Jeep Meridian: June 2022
Extended warranty up to 5 years and 100,000 kms.

I can't recall what the default warranty was. I think it was 3 years perhaps for each of the above. In the case of the BMW, I had coupled this with 5 year BSI (service included) pack as well.

[jomyboy]

Renault Kiger 2023

Standard warranty: 2 years/50,000 km
Extended warranty: 7 (5+2) Years/150,000 km

[myavu]

Car - Chevrolet Beat LT
Year - 2010

Standard Warranty - 3 years or 1 Lakh KMS
Extended Warranty - 5 years or 1 Lakh KMS

[anshu1101]

Car: Hyundai Tucson GLS AWD
Purchased: Nov 2021

Standard Warranty: 3 years
Extended Warranty: 2 additional years.

[axe_deo]

Car: Skoda Octavia 1.8 tsi
Purchased : Oct 2016.
Standard Warranty: 4 years(upto 2020), 1lakh KM.
Extended Warranty : 2years(upto 2022), 1.5lakh KM.
Purchased 1 Year anytime warranty in February 2023 ( valid for 20000km from the time of purchase)
Got my Mechatronic unit replaced under anytime warranty in July 2023

[PaddleShifter]

Car: FIAT Grande Punto 1.3 MJD Emotion Pack (top variant) 2010
Standard Warranty: 2 Years
Extended Warranty: 2 Years
Warranty claim: clutch slave cylinder (not honoured), steering rack leakage (not honoured).

Car: FIAT Grande Punto 1.3 MJD Active (Base variant) 2013
Standard Warranty: 2 Years
Extended Warranty: Did not opt (2 years EW offered)
Warranty claim: noisy steering rack (not honoured).

Car: S-Cross 1.5 petrol Zeta (mid variant) 2020
Standard Warranty: 2 Years
Extended Warranty: Did not opt (2 years EW offered)
Warranty claim: interior plastic trim broken by ASC and cheap plastics (not honoured).

As long as I own hatchbacks from budget segments, I’ll stay away from extended warranties. Gives me flexibility to choose service at FNG plus no terms and conditions of extended warranty thrown in face at the time of claim.