[bimmer456]

So I learned recently from other postings that the CPO extended warranty (but not any remaining factory original warranty) has a $50 deductible for any warranty repairs. Does this cover per incident or for each item that needs to be repaired? Also, I brought my car new but got the extended 6 yr /100K warranty as well as maintenance. I'm assuming there's no deductible for this extended portion as I brought the car new?

[Auditobimmer42]

Originally Posted by bimmer456

So I learned recently from other postings that the CPO extended warranty (but not any remaining factory original warranty) has a $50 deductible for any warranty repairs. Does this cover per incident or for each item that needs to be repaired? Also, I brought my car new but got the extended 6 yr /100K warranty as well as maintenance. I'm assuming there's no deductible for this extended portion as I brought the car new?

It is 50$ per visit.

And once the factory runs out I want to say that any extended period requires the deductible.

[perryo91]

Also, correct me if I'm wrong.

They require a $200 deposit if they find a problem and it's not covered under warranty.

I'm guessing that's to deter people getting a problem diagnosed for $50 and taking it somewhere else to get fixed cheaper.

[kabrichx]

Originally Posted by Auditobimmer42

It is 50$ per visit.

And once the factory runs out I want to say that any extended period requires the deductible.

Not exactly.

If a turbo blew and a window motor went out, even if both fixed on same visit, it would be a deductible on each as they are not related.

Think of it this way. If it’s a separate issue on the work order, it adds the deductible for each line item.

[Auditobimmer42]

Originally Posted by kabrichx

Not exactly.

If a turbo blew and a window motor went out, even if both fixed on same visit, it would be a deductible on each as they are not related.

Think of it this way. If it’s a separate issue on the work order, it adds the deductible for each line item.

They addressed that infamous door/window trim noise and did not charge a deductible for that on my visit where they also repaired the vanos and coils.

[kabrichx]

Originally Posted by Auditobimmer42

They addressed that infamous door/window trim noise and did not charge a deductible for that on my visit where they also repaired the vanos and coils.

That was done courtesy of Dealership as NO TRIM ISSUES are covered on EW.