Best ESPs

[jefferylay]

Hey all I’m buying out a lease (market value well above residual) and am considering an ESP. I’m at 38k miles and they’re doing recall work now related to the hard shift and a few others. It would be easy to toss them the keys but the car is a good buy with known issues fixed. At least that’s my thinking. What I’m wondering is what are the best ESPs out there? 3/36 went quick and 5/50 isn’t far behind. My only frame of reference is the many times I’ve heard the ESPs never hold up anyway / claims are rejected. I’m not looking to trash any ESPs out there. Just honestly want to hear from the community who to approach.

 

[Dale5403]

I went with a Ford ESP for mine. 8 years/100,000 miles

 

[GearHead_1]

^ Ditto ^

 

[Rick]

I also went with a Ford ESP for mine. 8 years/100,000 miles

 

[njtta150]

What did the Ford 8/100k ESP cost,?

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[Dale5403]

I paid 1,805 for the premium plan. My ST was just under 1 year old at the time.

 

[jefferylay]

Eek. They quoted me bank. 7/100,000 is $3k+

 

[Dale5403]

Eek. They quoted me bank. 7/100,000 is $3k+

Check online, you can purchase any where. And I'm sure the price has gone up some. I bought mine 2 years ago.

 

[Rugrat2553]

I paid $1940 for the 7/100,000 just over 2 months ago online at flood Ford.

Edit:. When I bought I had just over 36k miles

 

[jefferylay]

I paid $1940 for the 7/100,000 just over 2 months ago online at flood Ford.

Edit:. When I bought I had just over 36k miles

Thanks so much for the lead!

 

[bpenn8966]

Flood Ford is the way to go, got my 6/100,000 for $1260, at the end of last year when I purchased a 22 new.

 

[jefferylay]

Extended to 7/100,000 with $100 deductible $1720. Will cover me for another 4/60,000. Premium Care.