Who all has or will sign up for Sirius XM? I have enjoyed it for the last few days, but once I went and looked at the monthly subscription prices I passed. I might be in mine a total of 30 minutes a day during the week. I just can't see spending $20.00 a month on it. If I could split it between a few cars then maybe yes.
Oh you just wait...let it expire, and they will stalk you everyday. Then name your price, how about 5 bucks a month?
Ew to Sirius. They are so scammy feeling. lol. Yes to cancel and get better rates. I still find it better to not even deal with them. I feel much better with Pandora or other music services like spotify & amazon music. Sirius still calls me occasionally and sends me shit in the mail. JUST LEAVE ME ALONE! lol.You don’t. I’ve had it for years and never paid that except when I forget. And even then theyll apply that to your new deal when you get it. Call to cancel it when your free subscription runs out. They’ll transfer you to the cancellation and offer you offers to stay. Don’t accept the first one. I currently pay less than $7 a month I’m pretty sure you can even do this while process in the app now.
Worst case scenario you cancel it, go without a few weeks and they’ll send you all sorts of specials to come back.
Ugh. At least you have a rental coming and won't be car-less but that's such a way to rain on your parade. Hopefully they will figure it out soon.26.5 hours bronco-less.
Got my update from the service department. They’ve been tracing electrical components and wiring all morning and have been unable to locate the issue. The engineering plans they have don’t match what they’re getting from the computer so they now have to open a ticket with Ford’s tech support…..
They've set up a rental with enterprise for me and offered a ride up there.
That’s my whole update for now.
My understanding is not to do anything BUT Ford ESP. Don't let them sell you aftermarket warranty. You are better off looking into (Flood Ford is one that has great rates) for an actual FORD extended service plan. Dealers make money of the aftermarket warranties and they are usually nowhere near as good/beneficial to the customer as an actual manufacturer warranty.My bronco has finally been delivered to the dealer! Just working through the paperwork now. They are offering an extended warranty through CNA National. It will likely be an 8 year, 100k miles. I'll post pricing when I get a quote from them. I am definitely tempted to go with an extended warranty assuming it isn't an absurd amount of money. I figure it may pay for itself if something with the electronics or a sub-system goes out.
Does anyone here have experience with the CNA warranty?
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