Car Sales Industry Vet Disagrees With Other Car Expert, Saying A Warranty “Doesn’t Mean Your Car Is Less Than”

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Consumer advocate @katiethecarladyllc wants to set the record straight on the following claim in TikTok user @delivrd’s video.
“You need to stop taking a new car warranty into consideration when buying a new car,” he says and Katie “100% disagrees.”

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“I have been in this industry 30 years,” Katie says in her response.
As an “independent dealer, broker and a leasing company,” she has close knowledge on this subject.

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“We drive computers now,” Katie says close to the camera. “Therefore you need to have that coverage and it is a great way to buy market share.”
This contradicts the belief that warranties are a cover for an inferior product.
“They don’t offer warranties because they make a lesser car… It doesn’t mean your car is less than.”

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There is another benefit, she says.
“The first buyer gets the 10 year or 100,000 DriveTrain transmission.”
Watch the full clip.
@katiethecarladyllc #stitch with @Delivrd 100% disagree. #advocate #carladyclub #independentdealership #service #newcar #genesis #kia #hyundai #katiethecarlady
Here is what folks are saying.
Toyota got some love. Good to know!

Easy on the shade, Alex.

Unfortunate!

Oh, dear…

I don’t drive, so it’s nice to know I avoid this mess.
If you liked that story, check out this one about a 72-year-old woman was told by her life insurance company that her policy was worthless because she’d paid for 40 years. 🙁
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Tags: · buying a car, car dealers, consumer advocates, new car, tiktok, top, toyota, video, viral

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