Lexus GS and RX: extended warranty with Lexus ExtraCare

Lexus GS and RX: extended warranty with Lexus ExtraCare. Lexus, the premium brand of Toyota, wants to increase the confidence of its customers, for which Lexus has developed the ExtraCare program for two of his role models, the Lexus GS sedan and Lexus RX SUV. These two cars now added to his many qualities an extended warranty available from this September, a proposal that, as with almost all promotions launched by brands these days, to address the impact of rising VAT on sales. Will they succeed? That is the question to be resolved, gentlemen.

This promotion ExtraCare Lexus is an expansion of two-year warranty with unlimited mileage, a valid security practice in most European countries, seeking to convince the public of the old continent with one of the most valued aspects: the reliability of a car. Given that a car is an investment for a significant period of time and that such investment, especially for a Lexus, is of a certain magnitude, nothing better than to secure the best possible conditions.

Prices starting from the extended warranty
Of course, the inclusion in the Lexus ExtraCare program is not free, although it is true that the cost is not very high, especially considering the prices moving in the range of Lexus GS and Lexus RX. Thus, the five-year total warranty (standard three plus two of this promotion) have a cost of 1,130 euros for the sedan and 1,030 in the case of the SUV, recalling a competitive price with alternatives on the market.

Terms Lexus ExtraCare program
this warranty extension affects both parts and labor to derivatives manufacturing or assembly errors in some of its production facilities. A warranty is voided that despite a possible change in ownership of the vehicle, nor by the number of miles accumulated during those five years. The list of European countries included in this program is very broad, including Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Gibraltar, Great Britain, Greece , Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Norway, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland, to which must be added the name of Spain.

The development of this program follows the path that are making right now other brands like Kia or Hyundai Oriental, surpassing those broad guarantees possible misgivings they may have about their models on the European market, as demonstrated by recent sales data. These guarantees reinforce the sense of security and reliability when making the decision to purchase and can be key to achieve brand loyalty, one of the major goals of any automaker.