Warranty Expiration?

[bigdaveinomaha]

Does anyone know how to figure out when your warranty expires? I know the expiration for the mileage is easy to figure out but how do I know the exact DATE the warranty expires? I bought my 2013 Genesis used so I don't know when the original sale took place. Is there a website or something I can type my VIN number into that will tell me? Thanks in advance everyone!

 

[Mark_888]

Does anyone know how to figure out when your warranty expires? I know the expiration for the mileage is easy to figure out but how do I know the exact DATE the warranty expires? I bought my 2013 Genesis used so I don't know when the original sale took place. Is there a website or something I can type my VIN number into that will tell me? Thanks in advance everyone!

Contact any Hyundai dealer and give them your VIN. The original in-service date will be in the computers that all dealers have access to.

The basic warranty is 5 years or 60K miles, except for the radio/Nav system, which is only 3 years or 36K miles. Certain items like paint is 1 year.

If your car was purchased as a CPO from a Hyundai dealer, the extended drivetrain warranty (usually only for original owner) is 10 years or 100K miles. The dealer has to pay Hyundai a fee to sell a used car as CPO.

 

[landtuna]

Does anyone know how to figure out when your warranty expires? I know the expiration for the mileage is easy to figure out but how do I know the exact DATE the warranty expires? I bought my 2013 Genesis used so I don't know when the original sale took place. Is there a website or something I can type my VIN number into that will tell me? Thanks in advance everyone!

The key date is the in-service date which may differ from the date of sale.

 

[bigdaveinomaha]

I was able to contact a dealer that finally was able to give me the in-service date of 1/31/2013, so I should be covered until 1/31/2018. Just in time to pick up a Genesis G80!

 

[Mark_888]

I was able to contact a dealer that finally was able to give me the in-service date of 1/31/2013, so I should be covered until 1/31/2018. Just in time to pick up a Genesis G80!

I am not sure what you meant by that, but if a previously contacted dealer said they could not get that info, then they were lying.

Dealers don't like to do warranty service, since they make no money on parts mark-up, and the labor rate that Hyundai reimburses them for is at or below their actual cost of labor.