Originally Posted by KimPossible
Keep in mind that the warranty is time OR miles. I repeat - how many miles are on the vehicle right now? If you hit the mileage then it doesn't matter how much time is left. My car had a 4 yr 100K warranty on it when I got it but I will never hit 100K after 4 yrs of ownership - I don't get to keep my warranty until I hit 100k. The other reason that they would cancel the warranty without owing you any money is for fraud. If they believe that the warranty was obtained without an inspection, incorrect mileage or mods have been done. Ask them why they are canceling you & then make them prove it.
Also...was this a "third party" warranty rather than a "Chrysler" warranty. Most of the time dealers will try to sell you a third party warranty because the mark up is much higher. Case in point, when I purchased an extended warranty on my XLR they tried to sell me a third party warranty at a cost of over $3900.00 and did not cover the top (4 years 80,000 miles) rather than a GMPP warranty...the GM warranty only cost me $1495.00 (with top covered / 4 years 80,000 miles) with bumper to bumper coverage.
