Warranty

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Nessy
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Post by Nessy »

Hi,
As a newcomer to the world of Peugeot ownership please excuse me for asking a question that may have been asked many times before!
I will be taking delivery of a new imported 1.6S (moonstone,alloys,sports pack & black leather) at the end of Sept and am getting a bit concerned as to what to do in the event of warranty work being needed.
Should I take the car to my local Peugeot garage as soon as I get it to "register" it on their database? or only if (and when!) a problem develops?
As far as I have been able to find out the first service seems to be due at 6k miles or 6 months and then at 20k intervals, having read all the problems on this site about dodgy roofs,leaks etc I fear that a visit to the local dealership will be on the cards before these mileages are reached, hence this post!
Any advice would be most appreciated.
Thanks.


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Alex LS
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Post by Alex LS »

You will get a manufacturer's warranty as standard. As long as you bought it in the EU, it will be valid across the EU.

It will either be for 1 or 2 years (I believe it's 2). If you want to extend it, you may be able to purchase an extension.
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paulo
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Post by paulo »

Yeah, 2 year warantee is standard now across the EU.

Should have no probs with your local dealer. Don't think you will need to register with em.

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Matt
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Post by Matt »

Btw, welcome to the forum!!! :grin:
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Nessy
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Post by Nessy »

Thanks for your input guys, I forgot to mention in the post with regard to the import that I'm UK based!
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Alex LS
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Post by Alex LS »

Which is part of the EU...

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Pauline
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Post by Pauline »

You will need to take the original invoice for the sale to your dealership - that's the one that shows the sale in Euros (or might not if they tippex it out!)... That should be all y ou need to get your car added to the UK database. btw, I've never had any probs taking my import to my local dealer - they even wash it for me. They've so far fixed a few niggly things under warranty - and very well too :smile:
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