Isuzu Ute has moved from a 5-year warranty to a 6-year, 150,000km warranty “ensuring we put our best foot forward and continue to look after our loyal customers”.
Refreshing both the D-Max and MU-X for the 2019 model year, Isuzu announced it was following other brands stretching their warranties. And has moved from its 5-year, 130,000km warranty introduced in 2013 to what it calls its Service Plus 6-6-7.
This sees the warranty stretched to 6-years or 150,000km with 6-years roadside assist and a 7-year capped price service plan. Pricing below:
“Customer Satisfaction has always been at the core of our product, which is why after much deliberation we’ve revised our Service Plus 6-6-7 ownership program, ensuring we (IUA) put our best foot forward and continue to look after our loyal customers,” said Isuzu Ute Australia Managing Director, Hiroyasu Sato.
Isuzu UTE Capped Price Servicing costs (19MY-onwards)
| Interval Months/Km | 1 Month | 12 Months | 24 Months | 36 Months | 48 Months | 60 Months | 72 Months | 84 Months | Total Cost |
Cost Inc. GST | $0 | $350 | $450 | $500 | $450 | $340 | $1110 | $400 | $3600 |
While the warranty change is only one-year and 20,000km more than it was, Isuzu claims the change was based on Isuzu Ute dealer feedback that typical owners travelled less than 25,000km a year across the course of a six-year ownership period.
Roadside assist has also been increased from five-years to six-years. With the seven-year capped price service plan costing owners around $3600.
