The 5/100K power train covers the expensive items - Engine/Transmission/etc.
The 3/36K covers almost everything else bumper to bumper.
So the MAJOR GUARD seems to cover very little.
If you look at what they EXCLUDE below it seems like there are VERY few expensive items. Maybe a computer or a radiator? But in all reality these items will likely last to 100K. Seems to me the $1000-2000 would be better off in the bank for any repair. And yes, cars are expensive to fix, but after your car is 4-5 years old you don't need to get dealer service. There are cheaper options and Chevy's are some of the cheapest cars to fix.
Thoughts?
Note: Much of what is "covered" that you are paying for is already in the 5/100K factory warranty.
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WHAT SPECIFICALLY DOES MAJOR GUARD COVER?
It's as simple as this: If it's not on the very short list of what's not covered, it's covered! While a complete list of all the parts and components that are covered by MAJOR GUARD would fill several volumes, a partial list includes:
•Engine•Transmission•Transaxle•Front wheel drive assembly•Rear wheel drive assembly•Fuel system•Cooling system•Air conditioning•Electrical systems•Computers•ABS module•Steering •Front and rear suspension•Electric motors•All component seals and gaskets•Radio, speakers, and power antenna•Wheels•Cruise control•Seat adjuster and tracks•Wear and tear failures•Rear window defogger
WHAT'S NOT COVERED BE MAJOR GUARD?
Maintenance services (such as engine oil changes), physical damage, glass, lenses, sealed beams, lightbulbs, and tires. Components not installed by the factory including cellular phones, theft deterrent systems, or air conditioning (if factory installed they are covered). Exterior deterioration of bumpers, sheet metal, body panels, and parts. Carpet, hinges, trim, upholstery, convertible or vinyl tops, moldings or bright metal. Air and water leaks, wind noise, odors, weather-strips, squeaks, rattles, paint, rust, carburetor, throttle body assembly (except injectors), contaminated fuel system, exhaust system, catalytic converter, brake rotors, brake drums, shock absorbers, and batteries. Everything else is covered![/color]
The 3/36K covers almost everything else bumper to bumper.
So the MAJOR GUARD seems to cover very little.
If you look at what they EXCLUDE below it seems like there are VERY few expensive items. Maybe a computer or a radiator? But in all reality these items will likely last to 100K. Seems to me the $1000-2000 would be better off in the bank for any repair. And yes, cars are expensive to fix, but after your car is 4-5 years old you don't need to get dealer service. There are cheaper options and Chevy's are some of the cheapest cars to fix.
Thoughts?
Note: Much of what is "covered" that you are paying for is already in the 5/100K factory warranty.
=========================================
WHAT SPECIFICALLY DOES MAJOR GUARD COVER?
It's as simple as this: If it's not on the very short list of what's not covered, it's covered! While a complete list of all the parts and components that are covered by MAJOR GUARD would fill several volumes, a partial list includes:
•Engine•Transmission•Transaxle•Front wheel drive assembly•Rear wheel drive assembly•Fuel system•Cooling system•Air conditioning•Electrical systems•Computers•ABS module•Steering •Front and rear suspension•Electric motors•All component seals and gaskets•Radio, speakers, and power antenna•Wheels•Cruise control•Seat adjuster and tracks•Wear and tear failures•Rear window defogger
WHAT'S NOT COVERED BE MAJOR GUARD?
Maintenance services (such as engine oil changes), physical damage, glass, lenses, sealed beams, lightbulbs, and tires. Components not installed by the factory including cellular phones, theft deterrent systems, or air conditioning (if factory installed they are covered). Exterior deterioration of bumpers, sheet metal, body panels, and parts. Carpet, hinges, trim, upholstery, convertible or vinyl tops, moldings or bright metal. Air and water leaks, wind noise, odors, weather-strips, squeaks, rattles, paint, rust, carburetor, throttle body assembly (except injectors), contaminated fuel system, exhaust system, catalytic converter, brake rotors, brake drums, shock absorbers, and batteries. Everything else is covered![/color]