Thread: Interest on Warranty

Just found my agreement and noticed that they are charging me interst on the warranty, anyone know if they are allowed to do this, only I thought I read somewhere that it was not...

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If there is a cost for the warranty, then this would be added to the total cost in the agreement. Did you agree to pay for the warranty in the first place?

It was one of those warrantys that you had no choice with, it was via Approved Car finance.

the costof the warranty for 36 months was £1495, and the interest was £1814, total £3309 for 3 years cover.

Jesus wept!
What do you mean you had no choice with it, it's an add on, you do not have to accept add ons at all. How old was the car when you bought it, make and model etc.

Its a Ford Focus Estate, 2002 registration. The sickening thing was that I was told the cover was up to £1000, however they never told me thats if the car had done less the 100,000 miles, consequently my Cam belt went and when I bought the car it was 114,000 miles, so they only covered upto £500.

If I wasnt desperate I certainly wouldnt of done it, also I wish I discovered this site then, it was September last year I bought it..

You havent answered me bud, why was the warranty a condition of the finance? How was the warranty sold to you? This is important as this could be classed as mis-representation.

They told me that unless I took the warranty I could not get the car from them (This is from Approved Car Credit)

What I didnt realise is that if the car has done over 100,000 miles then the warranty that you can claim is slashed by 50%.

I purchased the car with 106,000 miles on the clock and found out a few weeks later when the cambelt snapped and I was left with a nasty bill that they wouldnt cover.

Any help or assistance on this is required as I am in court on 30th June (See other threads) and this could help bring my bill down...

Totally agree, but these places are clever, your stuck in there for hours and everything is hidden.

I been shafted big style by this company, so much to the effect it has really screwed me probably for the next 10 - 15 years.

And I warn everyone no matter how desperate you are stay away from APPROVED CAR CREDIT OR ANYTHING TO DO WITH FUNDING CORPORATION

You say the cambelt went 'a few weeks later'. In that case you should have been able to claim the repair cost from the seller under the Sale of Goods Act, rather than via the after-market warranty. Good luck with your court claim...