HPP for service members?

[Armyguy1980]

So today I test drove and was about to buy a 2015 Genesis sedan ultimate. So while doing the numbers dance, it was listed at $24k w/ 41k miles, I asked about the HPP. I was going to buy the Platinum protection. The salesman told me that as a service member (army) I can't purchase an extended warranty. From anyone or company. Has anyone else heard this? USAA even offers an extended warranty. It can't be state policy either.

 

[EdP]

So today I test drove and was about to buy a 2015 Genesis sedan ultimate. So while doing the numbers dance, it was listed at $24k w/ 41k miles, I asked about the HPP. I was going to buy the Platinum protection. The salesman told me that as a service member (army) I can't purchase an extended warranty. From anyone or company. Has anyone else heard this? USAA even offers an extended warranty. It can't be state policy either.

Sounds illegal actually. I can see it restricted to USA only if you plan to take the car with you if stationed overseas.

 

[Armyguy1980]

Sounds illegal actually. I can see it restricted to USA only if you plan to take the car with you if stationed overseas.

Just had another Hyundai dealership call me back and he said the same thing. I feel this will have the opposite of whatever this law had intended.

 

[tuckerdog1]

Sounds odd. I'm not active duty, but am a veteran. During my numbers dance, they used the veteran status to lower the price of the HPP when I balked at the initial price.

Tuckerdog1