VW All in offer

[Guzzle]

Just seen this on the VW website.

Aimed at those with cars over 3 years old.

https://www.volkswagen.co.uk/owners-and-drivers/servicing/service-plans/all-in

Essentially it's a monthly payment plan to cover extended warranty, servicing, MOT and breakdown cover.

May not suit everyone, but hopefully will be of benefit to some.

[SRGTD]

Similar to the benefits under VW’s Approved Used programme but without the servicing.

The Approved Used programme gives;
- 2 years unlimited mileage warranty
- 2 years roadside assistance
- 2 years MOT cover

Hopefully the VW salesperson won’t try and sell this new ‘Go all-in’ package to anyone buying a three year old used car under the Approved Used programme, as they’ll already have the above items with only the service plan missing. 

[Ceefeesh]

The all in is interesting. Timely, in that in a coupe of weeks my car turns three but with not yet 11,000 miles on it and I was thinking of an extended warranty. I have one major service on a VW service plan left and the car had the minor (oil change) service in December past, less than 2,000 miles ago. I was thinking of changing the car but I still like it and with so few miles it seems daft. I would like the reassurance of an extended warranty. I live in Northern Ireland and our first MoT is after 4 years. I have breakdown cover within my my car insurance. Aspects of the all in offer do not seem to fit my circumstances. I had been thinking of contacting VW for an extended warranty. Suggestions? Thanks.

[willni]

The all in is interesting. Timely, in that in a coupe of weeks my car turns three but with not yet 11,000 miles on it and I was thinking of an extended warranty. I have one major service on a VW service plan left and the car had the minor (oil change) service in December past, less than 2,000 miles ago. I was thinking of changing the car but I still like it and with so few miles it seems daft. I would like the reassurance of an extended warranty. I live in Northern Ireland and our first MoT is after 4 years. I have breakdown cover within my my car insurance. Aspects of the all in offer do not seem to fit my circumstances. I had been thinking of contacting VW for an extended warranty. Suggestions? Thanks.

Any issues with your car at the minute? I don't think you'd benefit from a warranty extension to be quite honest, the warranty extension is something around £300 a year which unless your timing chain snapped or silica bag ripped you could cover it yourself and be better off.

I'd definitely drop your car down for an end of warranty check and mention any niggles you have, rattles etc so they're written down before it expires so will be covered after it expires. As well as you'll know where you stand with car condition wise, even if you have to pay a little.

[joe6]

The MOT 2 year cover only covers for a failure not the cost of an MOT that I realised after reading the small print. Just bought a used gti. Agree with Wilni that extended cover is in most cases not worth it as major issues are not very likely.

[wolly440]

Good spot Guzzle. Audi are doing the same offer, going to get the wifes Q2 covered when the warranty runs out in July

[Mikeyd1]

Is this any good I booked my car in for a “eligibility check” . Don’t know if to bother or not, I suppose it’s good if u get a leaky water pump or something

[Mikeyd1]

Eligible check done all good , they just plug your car in so no other check accept obd port computer check.

[Ceefeesh]

I had my car checked at a VW dealer. They replaced a solenoid for the fuel flap, supposedly. They scanned the car and found no faults. They gave me a nice card telling me about VW All In which is £33.45 a month for two years. I told them I only want a warranty and they said it would be £450 a year so £900 for two years, making All-In cheaper, at £802.80.  I didn’t commit.

[Ceefeesh]

Here is a copy of the details of the offer.





Maybe you get three free pairs of sunglasses too?