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Originally Posted by PMPB
If you buy a car that has several hundred km/miles on the odometer, and it was plated by the dealership, the "in service" date will likely be many weeks or months before you purchased the vehicle. In this case, the warranty start date will likely be before you purchased the vehicle. I would say that you should receive some consideration for buying a vehicle that isn't NEW, even though it is likely sold as a new car.
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No.. it says in plain english that the "In Service" date starts to roll once the vehicle is delivered to the ultimate purchaser. Thus, if they offer you a standard 36k b2b/60k drivetrain warranty and you sign for the vehicle, the warranty begins to roll on that mileage and date going forward.
Example: Vehicle has 420 miles on it from test drives. Person goes to buy car. Signs & drives on that day. The warranty begins at 420 miles, and will extend to 36,420 miles for bumper-to-bumper, 60,420 miles drivetrain.