Ours with the touch screen is like driving an iPad down the road
Auto extended warranty feedback, anyone got one and are you happy with it?
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I really think that one really has to think it through much more than what people are saying here. The largest issue is do you need the newer car to begin with, secondly do you have a cash reserve to take care of a major repair, then third what is the reliability of the vehicle and warranty cost, and finally how much risk do you want to incur. Although I am critical of dave ramsey there are some excellent things he recommends that all can learn from, such as the establishment of an emergency cash reserve.
Same for mine. I can't even get the $6 a month road side service my insurance offers because my car is too old.
all the new tech on cars these days is scary for what can need repairs. I was told the windshield on our 2023 Rav4 is $2000 to replace
Exactly. It’s her car though. She paid for it but I opted to pay the extra $1200 to take it to 100k bumper to bumper.
Shop around. I was told $1000 and found another for $525.
The $1000 vendor then tried to give me a $200 off coupon. Lol
The ones with the rain sensors, adaptive cruise and braking can get up there in cost. You could probably get one for a bit less if you shopped around. Crazy having to pay $1300-$2000 for a windshield though.
Ours does have those things you mentioned plus window wiper defrosting.
Don't need one, just mentioning what I was told if we ever do need to replace it.
Replaced the tailgate on my 2015 F150 and it was around $2000. Insurance paid the $1000 after I ponied up the $1000 deductible. An extended warranty would've helped and it's still under 100,000 miles. We bought one for my wife's BMW that extended hers out to 100,000 and lo and behold she had an oil leak. Would've been several thousand but extended warranty covered it.
Guess it's kind of like concealed carry - better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it. As others stated, depends on your cash flow really. I knew the BMW would be crazy expensive if anything happened so rolled the dice and luckily came out on top.
Guess it's kind of like concealed carry - better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it. As others stated, depends on your cash flow really. I knew the BMW would be crazy expensive if anything happened so rolled the dice and luckily came out on top.
Hope you don’t nd if you do insurance witless cover most of it.
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