Advice on extended warranty
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Advice on extended warranty
Any advice on an extended warranty please, the dealer want to charge me $1600 for power train warranty for 2 years and $2100 for bumper to bumper. Is any think better I can get around?
42000 miles 2005
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42000 miles 2005
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how many miles do you currently have? if you didn't know we have powertrain coverage to 100K so maybe only the bumper to bumper is worth it. But i would recc. just putting some money aside into an account in case you need repairs and if you dont, then you have the cash for whatever...
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how many miles do you currently have? if you didn't know we have powertrain coverage to 100K so maybe only the bumper to bumper is worth it. But i would recc. just putting some money aside into an account in case you need repairs and if you dont, then you have the cash for whatever...
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In general, a private party extended warranty is a better option. I agree with karstman that keeping the cash is the best option of the 3. Put it in an interest bearing account of some sort (18-24 month CD, maybe?) and use it for repairs if necessary. Otherwise you have it for something else instead of handing it over to a warraty company and then hoping it was worth it.
We definitely need more info on your car to answer you, though. Model year & miles - b/c it makes all the difference on how much warranty you have now. One recall extended us to 5/60 and then the core is covered 8/100 depending on the model year.
We definitely need more info on your car to answer you, though. Model year & miles - b/c it makes all the difference on how much warranty you have now. One recall extended us to 5/60 and then the core is covered 8/100 depending on the model year.
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In general, a private party extended warranty is a better option. I agree with karstman that keeping the cash is the best option of the 3. Put it in an interest bearing account of some sort (18-24 month CD, maybe?) and use it for repairs if necessary. Otherwise you have it for something else instead of handing it over to a warraty company and then hoping it was worth it.
We definitely need more info on your car to answer you, though. Model year & miles - b/c it makes all the difference on how much warranty you have now. One recall extended us to 5/60 and then the core is covered 8/100 depending on the model year.
We definitely need more info on your car to answer you, though. Model year & miles - b/c it makes all the difference on how much warranty you have now. One recall extended us to 5/60 and then the core is covered 8/100 depending on the model year.
When did this happen? i have an 05 as well,
dealer told me that i only have 4/48
can someone please explain
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