extended warranty worth it??
Extended Warranty........Value or Not?
You gotta ask yourself, "What would it cost to replace something major?"
Engine, Tranny or Rearend would cost much more than $1700= Are you
willing to take a chance? My daughters tranny went out on her Acura and
she had the extended warranty....$1200 vs $3300 for the trans! Your
choice......Good Luck.
Engine, Tranny or Rearend would cost much more than $1700= Are you
willing to take a chance? My daughters tranny went out on her Acura and
she had the extended warranty....$1200 vs $3300 for the trans! Your
choice......Good Luck.
Extended Warranty........Value or Not?
You gotta ask yourself, "What would it cost to replace something major?"
Engine, Tranny or Rearend would cost much more than $1700= Are you
willing to take a chance? My daughters tranny went out on her Acura and
she had the extended warranty....$1200 vs $3300 for the trans! Your
choice......Good Luck.
Engine, Tranny or Rearend would cost much more than $1700= Are you
willing to take a chance? My daughters tranny went out on her Acura and
she had the extended warranty....$1200 vs $3300 for the trans! Your
choice......Good Luck.
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Originally Posted by LjN_728
I'd definitely talk to the dealer in regards to future modifications and what type of complications it may pose. FYI...brand new coupe off the lot, I purchased my extended warranty for $1200 with 7yr/100k.
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actually i passed on my extended warranty just to take a chance and now that i think about it, maybe i should of purchased it.
ive only owned the car for 2 months.. think i can still get if i went back to the dealership?
ive only owned the car for 2 months.. think i can still get if i went back to the dealership?
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Originally Posted by stefanzo911
Usually people don't plan to insure a superior product, Infiniti of late makes reliable cars, nonetheless a breakdown is possible so it's a matter of personal preferences.
A decent deal would start under $1500 for at least 60 month/60k miles.
During that span you will need new pads, tires, fluid replacement, at least one tune up and possibly some defective part likely to be replaced.
Might be worth considering...I'm actually checking deals in the DC area, so far the cheapest is around 2k, little pricey for me...
A decent deal would start under $1500 for at least 60 month/60k miles.
During that span you will need new pads, tires, fluid replacement, at least one tune up and possibly some defective part likely to be replaced.
Might be worth considering...I'm actually checking deals in the DC area, so far the cheapest is around 2k, little pricey for me...
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Originally Posted by Meth68
Yea but is pads, tires and tune up covered with an extended warranty? I didnt think so?
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Originally Posted by stefanzo911
Depends: some warranties have "wear and tear" items, not including tires of course, best suggestion is to read a sample contract including the fine print and check the company at the BBB before buying.
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