To each his own

Feb 9, 2016
2:21:45pm

Spocougar Playmaker

To each his own

It's been great for me. I've taken it off road a couple of times. Does great in the snow. Comfortable, quiet.

Obviously not a great deal if I hadn't first liked the car.

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Time

How many people buy extended warranties on new cars?

JJCoug

2/9/16 1:11pm

Not me, but I was tempted.

Cougar-Duck

2/9/16 1:12pm

TNT would. He wants piece of mind

TNT

2/9/16 1:14pm

*new* cars

'dweller

2/9/16 1:15pm

His Geo was new when he bought it

TNT

2/9/16 1:15pm

1985 was a good year

Sea Chicken

2/9/16 1:17pm

I put most of my miles on my car commuting to and from work. That's another benefit of not having a job, TNT.

No touching

2/9/16 1:20pm

Good call

TNT

2/9/16 1:20pm

I'll give you a piece of my mind

jbcoug

2/9/16 1:17pm

If I were you, I'd want a "piece" of someone else's mind as well...

BYUHouston11

2/9/16 1:18pm

My guy seemed very bothered. I wonder if we are rare in saying no.

JJCoug

2/9/16 1:14pm

No, they are trained to make a fuss, that's a sales tatic to make you feel bad.

Taylor Nazareth

2/9/16 1:21pm

Don't ever buy warranties...if the product isn't good enough, then don't buy it.

Taylor Nazareth

2/9/16 1:24pm

Passed on a late model used purchase. We figured self-insuring was a better financial proposition.

TaiJuan

2/9/16 1:15pm

I got one. Also the oil changes for 2 years. Good price on 0% interest.

El Fuego

2/9/16 1:16pm

I bought one, but not through the dealership. It was through USAA instead

stoils

2/9/16 1:17pm

If you feel a new car needs an extended warranty, it's probably not a good car

runnincoug

2/9/16 1:17pm

A salesman got me to purchase an extended warranty on a used car. Then they had

'dweller

2/9/16 1:19pm

I already pay a premium on my Toyotas because I am expecting superior quality.

Zenoch

2/9/16 1:20pm

Today's cars have so much electronics that something is bound to go wrong.

El Fuego

2/9/16 1:28pm

I bought the service deal...I even got talked into the dent insurance. A couple

Fdnman

2/9/16 1:20pm

The dealers push for extended warranties

donnerstag

2/9/16 1:24pm

The devil is in the details. Know what you are buying.

El Fuego

2/9/16 1:29pm

Best decision for me -

Spocougar

2/9/16 1:32pm

That is an amazing warranty. I would definitely get that kind of warranty.

runnincoug

2/9/16 1:38pm

Yep - they bank on people selling their cars after a few years

Spocougar

2/9/16 1:39pm

I would have taken that offer in a heartbeat.

El Fuego

2/9/16 2:00pm

The problem with that is you have to drive a Grand Cherokee

wapiti

2/9/16 2:16pm

You should NEVER buy and extended warranty on a new car

SD_UTE

2/9/16 1:34pm

Negative, ghost rider - see my post above. Depends on the terms.

Spocougar

2/9/16 1:38pm

I don't care what the terms are.

SD_UTE

2/9/16 1:44pm

You didn't read his post.

93 cougar

2/9/16 1:48pm

I did. They're still making money off of him.

SD_UTE

2/9/16 1:49pm

First thing. Dealer margins are not thin. Even if selling a car

El Fuego

2/9/16 1:55pm

You're having a hard time differentiating

Spocougar

2/9/16 1:57pm

So your stuck with a Grand Cherokee for the next 20 years

wapiti

2/9/16 2:19pm

To each his own

Spocougar

2/9/16 2:21pm

Hasn't been the case for me. Had some major problems pop up 2 years after

Bluedarts

2/9/16 1:56pm

Except when buying a used Land Rover which is slightly less reliable than a

Chadillac

2/9/16 2:05pm

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