Extended Warranty
10-13-2009, 06:10 AM
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Originally Posted by pjinca' post='1028730' date='Oct 9 2009, 04:07 PM
Depends, it seems like a lot to me, but if you are truly well covered then it's a bargain. It doesn't take long to rack up $6000 in repairs on these cars.
10-13-2009, 07:27 AM
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I have had very good experience with the Fidelity warranty I purchased with my Acura MDX, purchased back in '03. I paid about $1400 (at time of purchase, for a 7 year, 100k bumper to bumper including electronics). Over the life of the vehicle (98kthus far), this warranty has paid for itself 3X. It has covered a starter, engine mounts, torque converter, pressure sensors. Each time the dealer dealt directly with Fidelity and they took care of everything needed.
Not sure how well that experience will transfer to their warranties on BMW. I'm sure warranty costs would be higher on the BMW, especially since not purchasing the warranty w/as part of a new car purchase.
Not sure how well that experience will transfer to their warranties on BMW. I'm sure warranty costs would be higher on the BMW, especially since not purchasing the warranty w/as part of a new car purchase.
10-13-2009, 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Ceenit' post='1031309' date='Oct 13 2009, 11:27 AM
I have had very good experience with the Fidelity warranty I purchased with my Acura MDX, purchased back in '03. I paid about $1400 (at time of purchase, for a 7 year, 100k bumper to bumper including electronics). Over the life of the vehicle (98kthus far), this warranty has paid for itself 3X. It has covered a starter, engine mounts, torque converter, pressure sensors. Each time the dealer dealt directly with Fidelity and they took care of everything needed.
Not sure how well that experience will transfer to their warranties on BMW. I'm sure warranty costs would be higher on the BMW, especially since not purchasing the warranty w/as part of a new car purchase.
Not sure how well that experience will transfer to their warranties on BMW. I'm sure warranty costs would be higher on the BMW, especially since not purchasing the warranty w/as part of a new car purchase.
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