I'd suggest talking to your local service advisor and asking for the
three best and three worst.

There are lots of sources --- credit unions, banks, perhaps your auto
insurance company.

The criteria I used for peace of mind  was:

1.  Coverage (some of the coverage was weird, one policy specifically
excluded any damage caused by bad gas, or failure of a fastener)

2.  Advocacy (who would advocate for me if I had a policy problem ---
who had a stake in me as a customer for instance, the dealer, the
credit union)

3. Service advisor recommendation (or recommendation of a shop)

4. Price , I did not find the most expensive the best policy.  On a
M-B I shopped a GE Warranty between three dealers, there was an $800
swing)

Financial stability of the company is important, but I found it
difficult to assess.

Bottom line --- GE  has the most widely sold warranty; mark up is over
30%.  It's the safest,, not always the most beneficial.

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