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I possibly would have looked into it more if I didn't plan on modding the car.
My sentiments exactly.
I possibly would have looked into it more if I didn't plan on modding the car.
My sentiments exactly.
I did. From previous VWs I've owned, I thought it was a must. And considering I've had two issues and barely 16k miles on it already, I'm glad I did.
Your factory warranty would have covered those repairs.
Yes it would have, but once I hit 36k miles, the extended warranty will be more expensive than if I bought it earlier. The older the car will get, the more likely something will happen to it.
My car has 55k miles. It owes me $100 for coils and plugs. Your car has 16k miles on it. It owes you $2,500, and nothing has gone wrong that wasn't covered by VW.
I used to sell these warranties. They are extremely profitable for the dealership and companies that underwrite them. The only person that won't make money is you. You will lose money. I promise.
I suggest you cash out your pro-rate (required by law, so these products aren't considered a scam), put the cash in the bank, and avoid such scams in the future.
I bought mine CPO with 40k miles and got the 7yr/100k extended as well. 8k miles later I needed a new engine, I think I made the right decision buying an extended warranty...
I usually stay away from them personally, but when I was offered one on my
$50,000 335i for $1450 to 100,000 miles I jumped on it!
No way such a waste of money. The dealer tried to tach that onto me when buying the car and since I am going to tune it, i see no point on paying 3k for a warranty that they possibly will not cover everything on.
It certainly bothers me that my bumper to bumper is up as well.
I just know that my water pump is going to fail now.
In any event, I won't be bringing my car to the dealership when it comes to repairs out of warranty.
I've got a reputable repair shop who's really straightforward.
I'll go to them if I have any problems.