Is warranty worth it?
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Asked by David Sandeman
I HAVE ordered a new Subaru Liberty wagon, which comes with a three-year 100,000km warranty. The dealer has offered me an extended warranty for a further three years or 60,000km for $1400. This car is unlikely to do more than 15,000km a year and will stay in the family for at least eight years. Is it worth taking out the extended warranty?
Answered by CarsGuide
9 Mar 2007THE dealer is trying to sell you up by offering you the extended warranty. I wouldn't take it if it was my car. I think it's a waste of money, but you have to consider if you're willing to take the risk that nothing will go wrong with the car in the time it would be covered. I think the odds are fairly low.
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