Blue Chip Auto

Less than 4 months into buying my car, it started overheating. Although my garage recommended an engine replacement, bluechip graciously offered to replace the fan!

Here are the wise words from my very trusted mechanic:
"Consequential damage" is a loop hole they're using to get out of associated damage caused by overheating.
That's like them saying in the event of an accident we'll repair the body damage but not paying for replacement airbags as that a consequence of the damage incurred.
I hate warranty companies their all a con.
Long and the short of it is that they've washed their hands of it.
They've no idea what has caused the fan to fail but assumed it's the fan rather than any other of the half a dozen components that are likely to fail.

I needed a water pump change, which involves changing the cam belt and auxiliary belt as standard. They only pay for the water pump so the majority of the work is not covered.

As a car dealer I have used another warranty company endorsed by Quinten W. but they let me down at every hurdle with small offers of goodwill and blaming wear and tear for everything. BLUECHIP ARE COMPLETELY DIFFERENT... They pay out on claims, no fuss and no 3 falls and a submission. Just settled and done. Happy Dealer, Happy Customer and the team at Bluechip couldn't be more helpful. Highly recommended

Thankfully this warranty was given with the car because if I had to pay for it that would be adding insult to injury.A fault developed with the car which was covered by the so called warranty but as it happened two days after purchase they said it was a pre existing fault and offered £200...the bill was going to be £800 what a waste of time these people aren’t worth dealing with.

It looks good...on paper When you want to claim a different story...

What ever you do DON’T buy one of their warranties they will do anything not to pay I know 2 other people who have one both like myself had legitimate claims 1 was offered £100 goodwill gesture RUBBISH

Review: I went in to Blue Chip to buy a reliable vehicle for my family. I had and paid for the vehicle for a year, and then decided I was going to trade it in on another vehicle. I went in and provided the VIN number to the dealership I was purchasing the new vehicle from. I was then and only then told that the 2003 Ford Explorer that I purchased from Blue Chip, had a rebuilt title. It had been severley wrecked. When I was preparing to finance this vehicle I was told that I could finance with a bank. Until the last moment they decided to do in house financing. They gave me no reason for this. Just stated this is what they were doing to get us in the vehicle. I saved up my hard earned money for months to put a down payment on this car. And worked my butt off to pay for it monthly. I called and complained and was hung up on. I left the vehicle in my yard until they came and took it. My point here is, is that you can legally NOT FINANCE A REBUILT TITLE VEHICLE! They did this anyway, AND didn't disclose the rebuilt status. Evidently this car sustained significant frame damage. My family could have been killed! This car never got an inspection and we will be looking into hiring a lawyer for legal action unless this is settled.Desired Settlement: I would like my down payment back. There needs to be some sort of settlement or we can let the lawyers settle it out for us.