> Search on the Internet for a cheaper price, the, ask if they will lower
>
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> > 2001 Legacy Outback Wagon, 2.5L H-4
> > Chicago, Illinois USA
What I would really like to know is if you have found it necessary to
even use the extended warranty, and if so, was it cost effective to
purchase it in the first place. Thanks
Todd H. - 20 Feb 2008 04:03 GMT
> What I would really like to know is if you have found it necessary to
> even use the extended warranty, and if so, was it cost effective to
> purchase it in the first place. Thanks
It didnt' pay off for me. Had my 100k 0 deductible warranty been
just 10k miles longer, however, I'd have had a new headgasket.
Unfortunately damned thing waited to break until after the warranty
expired.
I gambled, it didn't quite pay off.
Based on my own experienc, I wouldn't make the extended warranty that
high a priority on your Subie. And because you can buy one any time
up to the expiration of your bumper to bumper warranty, I certainly
wouldn't sweat it too much now.
Best Regards,
--
Todd H.
2001 Legacy Outback Wagon, 2.5L H-4
Chicago, Illinois USA
Bill Bradley - 20 Feb 2008 10:04 GMT
I can't say, yet, as I haven't used it. I previously had a Saturn, with an
extended warranty, and...it was needed, several times, so, didn't feel too
stupid buying one for a Subaru. But, if you look in Consumers Reports, they
don't recommend needing one, with the Subaru's track record.
>> Search on the Internet for a cheaper price, the, ask if they will lower
>> theirs to match. I did, and, they did."Todd H." <sub...@toddh.net> wrote
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> even use the extended warranty, and if so, was it cost effective to
> purchase it in the first place. Thanks
ziggy99 - 21 Feb 2008 08:58 GMT
Downunder we have a useful independent guide to vehicle model safety,
recalls and faults.
The Dog and Lemon Guide.
Based on data from owners, if it's right, expect your Subie
maintenance budget to start to rise at around 150k km.