Chrysler Introduces Premium Care Plan for 2004 Crossfire & Pacifica
With the launch of the all-new 2004 Chrysler
Crossfire and Pacifica, the Chrysler brand introduced its Chrysler Premium Care Plan.
The Chrysler Premium Care Plan entitles all Crossfire and Pacifica owners
to a no-charge loaner vehicle any time scheduled maintenance or non-body
shop repair is required during the initial three-year/36,000 mile warranty
period. This, combined with 24-hour towing assistance, ensures that a
Chrysler customer will not be left stranded, according to the company.
Chrysler Crossfire and Pacifica owners will be automatically enrolled into
this program, free of charge, at the time of vehicle purchase or lease.
Customers who have already taken delivery of their vehicle will receive
their service contract automatically via mail.
The Premium Care Plan includes:
7 year/ 70,000 mile Powertrain Limited Warranty
3 year/ 36,000 mile Basic Limited Warranty
Complimentary loaner vehicle for scheduled dealer visits
24/7 towing assistance
"We're enhancing Chrysler's comprehensive warranty and service package by
offering loaner vehicles free of charge to Crossfire and Pacifica owners
who come in for scheduled service or maintenance," said Tom Marinelli, vice
president, Chrysler Marketing, DaimlerChrysler Corporation. "Providing a
complimentary loaner vehicle to our customers will give our owners yet
another convenience and the opportunity to test-drive another Chrysler
vehicle. We already have one of the most comprehensive warranties in the
industry. This additional feature further augments our commitment to
customer service and demonstrates the confidence we have in our products."
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