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Skoda vRS Mk2 Extended warranty

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in Skoda Fabia Mk2 (2007-2014)

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Amazeballs as Warranty Cover gets cheaper.

It must be the drop in the claims coming from the CAVE cars from 2010-2012, or just pure lucky, but whichever its all good.

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      Hi Brian   You may remember that I had a problematic vRS a few years back. I'm in a Swift Sport now and absolutely love it. I've had it over a year now and I'm still not bored of it. The way it ha

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      I recommend sticking with buying the Skoda Approved Extended Warranty for 2 Years.   Other Warranty Providers might well be pulling the 'Know Faults' as Skoda knows of them, and then the various att

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      I can only drive Automatics, so it has to be the Fabia for the cheapness of buying and running, and i am looking for an Estate without AWD, So A1 is out, even though the most comfortable small car,

    Just checked - last year the warranty was £230 (again, with £250 excess) - it doesn't seem to make much sense that it's £65 cheaper this year but I'm not complaining!

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    Renewed mine a few days ago for £251 with 0 excess, was £212 last year with 0 excess, all components cover up to 15k miles

     

    I'm sure it was a lot more a few months ago when I checked because I was seriously thinking about not doing it again, glad I checked!

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