EWP means Extended Warranty Plan.
Jayraptor or Donald Quack! Where are youuuuuu? Your customers are demanding your explaination????
I think this is just the beginning of your so called "perfect car".
Here I am, to reply your comments targeting me posted at several threads. Thank you as I could spread this to more readers. Hahahah your nasty plan backfires.
The 5 years Extended Warranty is part of Naza's year end promotion and mind you, only cars that are really reliable and durable that distributor dare to gamble with warranty. It is not something wrong with the car. Well, Toyota is confirmed reliable and durable so they don't have problem to offer this plan.
But the H & N brands, they would not dare to do so because it'll be costly when cars that were regularly serviced punctual at SC could encounter serious problem such as powerloss, engine blown, gearbox kong, engine overheating, steering overheating can't steer, solenoid faulty, poor failsafe, etc that could cause breakdown.
Why not you check N brand thread alone that most infectors and infected tried so hard to flood their comments with other issues or trying to make their complain seems like false to divert attention. Well, I'm sure you already did and tried hard to cover them.
So please note that only cars that are reliable and durable enough that their distributors dare to offer 5 years warranty. From what I know, MMC, Hyundai, Ford, now Kia, etc dare to give out extended warranty that give car buyers much secure feel and convinced.
Unlike some cars that can't sell at declared price have to throw discount like mad affecting resale value and yet do not dare to give 5 years warranty plan. Some even cut short the service interval mileage from 10,000km down to 5,000km that some of their customers asked why Toyota, Ford and even Korean cars dare to set 10,000km mileage interval? Besides, it costs more to pay for maintenance if serviced at 5,000km mileage. Hah, nice try but it backfires this time. Cars that are less reliable and less durable only would not dare to give long warranty because when after 3 years or 100,000km warranty ended, many things would start to fail. Engine blown is serious enough and takes 1 week + to solve.
Besides, I don't really care whether it's 2 years or 5 years warranty because the Forte's engine and gearbox are proven reliable and durable since they have been around since 2005 and 2007 yet they still run fine that could stay on par with Toyota's reliability and durability. I send my car to Hyundai sub-franchised workshops that are run by trained professionals and don't have to que yet the charge is reasonable. Hope you enjoy my reply.
