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Originally Posted by Tonz
but the 7yrs of comprehensive roadside assistance which goes with it
haven never been in position to buy a new car nor likely too, what does this actually amount to, that RAA, NRMA etc dont cover.
When I was many years younger and still in NZ my dad got a Honda agency, started with N360, N600 then to first Civic,, our advertising included the phrase, " no after sales warranty required, these cars are so good." other dealers hated dads guts.
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To be honest I've never bothered to read the terms of those state automotive bodies as I've never been a member or even looked into it, that's the benefit of the Kia program, you don't need to give it any consideration, its always there in the background should you ever need it without giving it a second thought.
My mate signed up to the RAA last week when his Egas wagon broke down, cost him $200 to sign up and once he'd joined they then said any call outs in the first 48hrs would set him back an extra $90.
Cost him as much for them to tell him what was wrong as it did the part to fix it.