Who has the Chrysler aftermarket warranty?
Just for clarification, it is probably likely that Chrysler will file Bankruptcy. However, let us remind ourselves that Bankruptcy in itself does not mean they will close up shop and we lose everything.
Most commonly, the Bankruptcy will be filed under Chapter 11 (I think), which allows the court to monitor and oversee them restructure and rehabilitate the company and its debt. Chapter 11 DOES NOT mean they are out of business. Given Chrysler and GM's current position, Chapter 11 will actually help them because it will allow them an opportunity to manage their debt. Think AIG and all of the Major Airlines in recent years, these are Chapter 11 examples and many of the airlines have filed multiple Chapter 11s since their existence. I believe all of the major airlines have emerged from Chapter 11 as we speak.
Chapter 7 is when the business close up shop and the business ceased/dissolves. It is when the business is no longer in existence. I don't see how this would happen to Chrysler, GM, or Ford anytime soon. There are too many people, businesses, and money linked into any of those 3 major US car makers. If one goes, it would be SERIOUS for the rest of the economy. Things may change though.
So for now, don't let the word BANKRUPTCY scare you. It may actually be a good thing for Chrysler (Chapter 11).
Most commonly, the Bankruptcy will be filed under Chapter 11 (I think), which allows the court to monitor and oversee them restructure and rehabilitate the company and its debt. Chapter 11 DOES NOT mean they are out of business. Given Chrysler and GM's current position, Chapter 11 will actually help them because it will allow them an opportunity to manage their debt. Think AIG and all of the Major Airlines in recent years, these are Chapter 11 examples and many of the airlines have filed multiple Chapter 11s since their existence. I believe all of the major airlines have emerged from Chapter 11 as we speak.
Chapter 7 is when the business close up shop and the business ceased/dissolves. It is when the business is no longer in existence. I don't see how this would happen to Chrysler, GM, or Ford anytime soon. There are too many people, businesses, and money linked into any of those 3 major US car makers. If one goes, it would be SERIOUS for the rest of the economy. Things may change though.
So for now, don't let the word BANKRUPTCY scare you. It may actually be a good thing for Chrysler (Chapter 11).
Its going on 3 weeks for me and I still haven't gotten anything in the mail.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20090421/..._autos_bailout
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I know that the SDS lowering method only allows the car to be lowered minimally. It's so minimal that the car is already traveling at that height during highway speeds (car is designed to lower about 5" at highway speeds).
If you ask me, even if you lowered via SDS, you're still within "specs" of Mercedes because the computer will only allow you to lower so much. However, I've never read the technical manual for the E55 so I don't know what the actual documented specification range is.
I think it would be a wrongful denial. The SDS method is so minimal that an untrained eye will not be able to notice. Additionally, you can also deny that you've lowered it with SDS, again because the lowering is so minimal and the SDS computer wouldn't even let you lower it MORE than the alloted ride height range.
By filing Chapter #11 Bankruptcy, this isn't the "END" to Chrysler, it's actually the new "Beginning."
By filing Chapter #11 Bankruptcy, this isn't the "END" to Chrysler, it's actually the new "Beginning."
I can't say for sure what will hapen, but if you're afraid the service contracts will no longer be honored if they file bankruptcy and you were thinking about asking for a refund I would recommend calling tomorrow. If you wait until after they file, which sounds like it could be next week, you will have to go through the legal system to get a refund which unfortunately you will not see a penny back.
I hate this guessing game!
log on to www.dodge.com, go to contact us, customer assistance and send email to get a response.
log on to www.dodge.com, go to contact us, customer assistance and send email to get a response.
They told me the same thing when I called. I mentioned my concern about bankruptcy and the rep said Obama was going to back Chrysler warranties and I would be ok. I mentioned to the rep that Obama said he would back new car warranties, but he never said anything about extended service contracts (which is not a "warranty"). The rep was silent and said, yeah good point and that was the end of it. These reps are probably paid commision so they could care less what happens to us as long as they get paid.
Yeah, it can be frustrating. I bought a Dell with a $100 rebate. called and was connected to india call center for the status of my rebate. After seven or eight, "i don't want to be transfered" and a response of "please hold while i transfer you", i hung up...no rebate
They told me the same thing when I called. I mentioned my concern about bankruptcy and the rep said Obama was going to back Chrysler warranties and I would be ok. I mentioned to the rep that Obama said he would back new car warranties, but he never said anything about extended service contracts (which is not a "warranty"). The rep was silent and said, yeah good point and that was the end of it. These reps are probably paid commision so they could care less what happens to us as long as they get paid.
I plan to call on monday.
It's been 5-weeks for me and I haven't received anything. I did call in today to customer service (not sales where Todd is at) and they did confirm with me that they have the vehicle on file and that coverage is in effect.
It is also fun dealing with the overseas departments...but it is still the best value in extended warranties.
That said, this really seemed like the best way to go.
Not to mention, these types of warranties are usually pretty big money makers for the company.







