I almost always get the extended warranty for my vehicle - I put in excess of 30k miles annually on it. This was our 'low milage' car. Highway miles. This car is driven an average of only 10k miles a year. No force in the universe could have suggested to me that this car would self-destruct in 60,000 miles.
Yet, here we find ourselves.
You also use your extended warranty as a financial tool and leverage in your negotiations as you trade cars often. We generally drive a vehicle until we no longer can. That time usually extends past 60,000 miles however.
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Yet, here we find ourselves.
You also use your extended warranty as a financial tool and leverage in your negotiations as you trade cars often. We generally drive a vehicle until we no longer can. That time usually extends past 60,000 miles however.
Perhaps its time to reevaluate?