Hi,
I just bought a 2002 Acura 1.7 EL Premium with extended warranty of 6
years/160,000 kms. I am thinking of cancelation the extended warranty and
use the money to buy a new set of tires as the current tires are worn out.
The car has still factory warranty. Should I need the extended warranty?
Thank you.
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Bruno - 22 Aug 2004 01:57 GMT
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You can't afford tires for your car? That's very sad.
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nguyenn - 22 Aug 2004 03:31 GMT
The point here is the worth of extended warranty. If it is not worth it
then better use the money to buy a set of tires which is clearly worth the
money.
So, the question is 'Is it worth the extended warranty?'
N.
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Dan H - 24 Aug 2004 06:09 GMT
Its a tough call. I got the extended warranty when I bought my used 2002
RSX-S. I hope my car doesn't break down but its nice to have the extra
insurance just in case. I figure that if I have a problem, it'll probably
pay for itself.
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General Schvantzkoph - 24 Aug 2004 12:58 GMT
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Who is providing the warranty, Acura or a third party? If it's Acrua then
I'd keep it, if it's a third party I wouldn't. Extended warranties tend to
be ripoffs in the first place but at least with the automaker you have a
reasonable expectation that they will be around when you need to use the
warranty. With a 3rd party you don't know if they will even be in business
when you need a repair, and if they are you don't know if they are going
to make it difficult for you to collect.
Rob G - 30 Aug 2004 09:07 GMT
Heck, you sometimes cannot even trust the regular warranty. People have
been denied claims on cracking leather seats in the RSX-S while others have
had them fix/replaced no problem. I'm not sure I would buy another
extended
warranty up front unless there is incentive to buy it sooner rather than
later (like
a discount for example). Otherwise you are just giving the warranty company
an interest free loan. I asked if I could cancel my extended warranty when
I bought
and was told I could at any time. Well I contacted Acura and they tell me
that I
cannot. Sometimes I wonder where the lies end..........

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Rob
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