Originally Posted by DICKBEE7631
In early Oct '07, I purchased from a used car lot a 2004 Ltd Coupe with 22,000 miles on it. That dealer wanted to sell me a third party warranty for $2,500. In checking with Chrysler, I learned that I could transfer the remaining part of the 7/70 drive-train warranty for $50 thru "their" website, as I was the 2nd owner on this low mileage car. While arranging that warranty, I read about the Max Care warranty that would supposedly give me "bumper-to-bumper" coverage out to 7/70. I paid $1,200 for that coverage. It was all done thru the Chrysler warranty website; easy.
Again, There isn't a Direct website that goes through Chrysler. Chrysler refuses to cut out the dealer on any of their Service Contracts. I would be glad too look up your car in Chryslers database. I just need the last 8 of your VIN, miles and the first 4 letters of your last name to see if there is a Chrysler Service Contract on your car. The $50 transfer fee looks like a red flag to me.