Dodge: chrysler-dodge contract

I would believe that if you signed a contract through the dealership for an
extended warranty, you would be right in expecting the dealership or
Chrysler to honour the warranty. If they choose to outsource the contract to
a third party that would be there choice, but they would still be
responsible to honour the intention of the agreement. However if the
contract explicitly states it is with a third party and Chrysler or the
dealership is just acting as a sales agent then they would not be liable to
follow the terms of the agreement when the company went bankrupt.
Just an idea but irregardless talk to some one familiar with the legal
aspects of this in your area, a lawyer. They maybe able to resolve this with
less hassle than you alone.


"paul3" <com> wrote in message
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Always buy the factory extended warranty, the dealer is not liable for
bankrupcy, I have seen this so many times, when a company goes under, I had
a 20 homebuyers warranty on the house i bought, That company went under as
well, im SOL cant hold the builder responsible
"paul3" <com> wrote in message
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How is Chrysler responsible. They sell there own warranties. They are not
responsible for a third party company!
"Big Poppa Pump" <no com> wrote in message
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DODGE SOLD ME THE CONTRACT AND DIDNT TELL ME WHO IT WAS THRU. STUPID ME
NEVER EVEN ASK I ASSUMED IT WAS THEM. CAUSE THIS IS ON A 2 YR EXTENDED
WARRENTY AT THE TIME I PURCHASED THE CAR.

On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 22:46:38 -0500, paul3 wrote:
 

AND YOU DIDN'T EVEN LOOK AT THE CONTRACT, OR READ IT?

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Im sure if it was an after market contract, somewhere on there a a place for
a signature that said "If you agree to these Terms Please sign below
"paul3" <com> wrote in message
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Dodge? Or the dealer? The dealers are independent retailers, Dodge is the
manufacturer. Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep manufacturer has there own contract.
They are not out of business?
"paul3" <com> wrote in message
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I agree with dan c. BTW the dealer sold it and you signed for it. It likely
explained on the paper who does what. as the Buyer you must read (and
understand) before signing. an expensive life lesson unless you can fine
your paperwork and show fraud. Good luck.