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Re: Extended warranty? 2 more questions...
"Sharx35" <sharx35@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Ted" <Ted@ixmil.com> wrote in message
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>> "Ted" <Ted@ixmil.com> wrote in message
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>>>I just bought an 05 Rav.
>>> An extended warranty is $1400. Yeh, I know they are big money makers
>>> for the dealer and I have never bought one before; but $1400 doesn't
>>> seem so bad. One major repair in year 5 will justify it.
>>> Whatcha think?
>>> Are these things negotiable? Once when I turned an extended warranty
>>> down the guy gradually came down to half. This guy didn't do anything.[/color]
>> Based on this discussion, I did some reading and called Toyota.
>> 1) The warranty is the same price anytime before the new car warranty
>> expires. So there is no reason to buy it now, when I can buy it 35,000
>> miles from now; might as well hold onto my money. That is correct, isn't
>> it?
>> 2) The suggested retail on Toyota's website for the 6/75 is $875 and my
>> dealer wants $1,400! Argh. I haven't managed to reach any of the
>> cheaper people but according to the other threads, they are like $400. I
>> am reading this right, aren't I?
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>> Yeh I know Toyotas are great and I will never need $400 worth of repairs,
>> but I just had $1,000 on my 5 year old Dodge, and $400 sounds like cheap
>> insurance.
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>> Thanks.[/color]
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> DODGES? What the FUCK to do you expect? Don't discuss Crap products in the
> same breath as Toyota.
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I am a Toyota guy, but I love Dodge Challengers and Chargers (original
ones) - plus, as soon as the new Challenger comes out, I am buying it.
Things have changed quite a bit at Chryco. I am really beginning to think
Toyota is slipping. My 2005 Sienna has been back to the dealer 4 times now
for fairly major things - my neighbors Dodge Caravan (who bought it same
week as I got the Sienna) put twice as many miles on it as I did and has not
taken it back once.
I think all major manufacturers are finally getting it.
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