[Jpjr]

I always thought it was 3/36, but got a thing in the mail that said 4/50. I bought the car used so am not sure which is the right one.

Thanks

 

[WillySTS]

Cadillacs, some Buicks and Hummers are 4 years/50,000 warranty. The rest of GM products are 3 years/36,000.

 

[EldoMike]

All Cadillac warranties are 4 years / 50,000 miles since at least 2000. Starting around 2005 or 2006 they added the GM 5 year / 100,000 powertrain warranty.

 

[WillySTS]

All Cadillac warranties are 4 years / 50,000 miles since at least 2000. Starting around 2005 or 2006 they added the GM 5 year / 100,000 powertrain warranty.

I'm not trying to flex my brain muscle here,:bighead: but, 2007 model year was the start of the powertrain warranty on all GM vehicles.

 

[try2k]

I have an '06 and my warranty is 4yrs/50k miles. I was extremely ticked when I heard they switched to 5ys/100k miles in '07.

 

[silverws6ta]

I have an '06 and my warranty is 4yrs/50k miles. I was extremely ticked when I heard they switched to 5ys/100k miles in '07.

For most of the V owners (at least here) we will run out of years before mileage. My dealer has offered to CPO my car; but I have been waiting only because my '06 didn't have an inservice date until June '07 -- when was your car actually put 'inservice' that is the official warranty start date.

 

[CIWS]

All Cadillac warranties are 4 years / 50,000 miles

2007 model year was the start of the powertrain warranty on all GM vehicles.

:yeah: