The Truth About Factory Extended Warranties, Why You Want One And How Much I Paid

[@aldati265]

With the prices they're charging they all should come with a 10 year 150K mile warranty

[@Jason-Samko]

Agree

[@robedmund9948]

Never have been a fan of extended warranties, but with the piss-poor quality of ALL brands today, they are a necessity. No doubt about it.

[@axxxingforanswers4648]

Add RVs, appliances and lumber pre cut. ALL junk.

[@Jason-Samko]

@robedmund9948 agree 100%. First one I've ever bought was on my ram 2500 because I was worried about repair bill costs on an expensive diesel. Never used it. But was able to price that ram 4 grand higher that the similar ones when I sold it and sold it in 4 days because of that warranty. A second owner can not get a factory extended warranty if the vehicle has more thst 36k on it or 3 years. It is such a huge selling point and makes up for the cost everytime.

[@tommyv.856]

Not a fan either of extended warranties. Take that money you would put down on that warranty and open an account with a good interest rate and start saving for those repairs.

[@yunghernando3946]

I purchased a 100k unlimited year extended warranty for 4500 on a 2018 F-150. I had the truck for 20k miles before it was totaled by a distracted driver. In that 20k miles I had about 5k worth of repairs covered by that warranty. AND when it was totaled out **I was able to get 4/5ths of MY MONEY BACK ** I got complete peace of mind for my time of ownership and $5k in repairs for a a little over $500. Do the math it just makes sense with these newer cars to get a warranty. They’re banking on the hope that you sell it before any major repairs and forget to refund or make a small amount of money on the prorated warranty. I would take advantage of these warranties while you can because to me, it just doesn’t sound like the best business model 😅

[@marcthomas6280]

​@@yunghernando3946in 20k miles that was the factory warranty unless it was a used vehicle. If it was used then this is an entirely different situation.

[@Jason-Samko]

@tommyv.856 what is a good interest rate on 2k in a bank account really gonna do for you over 3 years. Today, it's not going to add up to even the average cost of repair on a new vehicle. I will buy an extended warranty every time

[@tommyv.856]

@@Jason-Samko not much at 2k however, if you put a little back each month during the 36 months or during the 5 years for the power train warranty to expire. You could have a nice balance saved up. But yeah most banks have low interest rate when it comes to a personal savings account.

[@onisgagan2481]

Thanks for looking out for the working man Jason, and kudos from Montana on the tee shirt👍🏻

[@AncientAdventures]

Great Video! Heres my ColoradoTrail Boss Update. They ended up just driving the truck to the dealorship and not asking for a deposit. Got there tonite to look at it before buying it and there was condensation in both of the headlights (bad) they said they could fix it if I dropped it back off. Then went to drive it and noticed it had 300 miles on it ! Not 150 at most like they said. So we go to the table and I ask them to take 500 off the doc fees coz of the high mileage, it's basically a demo at this point. They wouldn't take anything off of the price. So I walked. Had a bad feeling the whole time dealing with them . Looks like I will be flying to Ohio to buy the same truck with 7 miles and no condensation problems. Ugh.

[@Jason-Samko]

Head aches. But sounds like the best option and this time none of it will leave a bad feeling in your gut

[@michaelglines8969]

Great video. I bought my 100K mile.84 month warranty (for Colorado ZR2 - $100 deductible) in May of 2024 from a dealer in CO through Asbury Automotive group. The dealer started at $3780, got them down to $2000, signed. Haven't used it yet, but hope it helps me out down the road... Good luck!

[@Jason-Samko]

Perfect and excellent deal.

[@bledibushati9889]

I get my Extended Warranty through my insurance company Geico. It’s called the Mechanical Breakdown Warranty and it mirrors the manufacturer’s bumper to bumper. It is a 7 yrs or 100k miles, which ever occurs first with $250 deductible for anything no matter what and also covers your glass claims for only $75 deductible. For my 2023 full size crew cab 4X4 truck is $14 a month, so $1176 for 7 years. No dealership can beat that so don’t waste your money on what the F&I guy is trying to sell you. There is other ins. Companies that offer these, so check with them before you blow $$$$ at the dealership!

[@bledibushati9889]

And the service work can be performed at any dealership that sells and services that brand anywhere in the country not just at your local car dealership. All the components are covered, sensors, buttons, touchscreens you named it other than your regular wear and tear like tires, brakes wiper blades etc.

[@Jason-Samko]

@@bledibushati9889 rhe dacotrt warranty can be served at any dealer in the country as well. Sounds like you got a great warranty

[@bledibushati9889]

@@Jason-Samko that is important to know that you are covert even when traveling or on long trips!

[@hsouri]

What will happen if you or Geico for some reason drop the insurance. would you be able to maintain your warranty insurance with Geico?

[@bledibushati9889]

@@hsouri you pay on monthly basis same as your regular insurance, not the total upfront like you do with warranties sold at the dealerships. If I or Geico terminates the insurance, I will just move on to a different insurance without the mechanical breakdown warranty but I wont lose any money. It’s not a contract, it’s on month to month basis.

[@paulastrand1796]

You are the best on KZbin! I love your content

[@Jason-Samko]

Thank you

[@judahbiblehistoryisourhist5841]

Nissan trucks are good and good prices

[@ScrappersLegacy-b1e]

Warranties are a racket. At one time they were a nice thing but then fat cats noticed a pool of money and raised prices to account for that pool. Hence why the only way cars at dealers can be repaired at their shop rates. Concurrently most people will never need it. After 5 years the manufacturer monopoly on information begins to drop fast. My philosophy? If I need a warranty outside of the basic then perhaps I shouldn't be buying anything that creates that much anxiety. Again most are a racket at the stealerships. An unscrupulous majority base their livelihood off warranty sales only to disqualify you. Of course there are exceptions but they are selling you a warranty product because there's a net profit margin for them seldom for you.

[@oldbiker9739]

I never had factory warranty on my 91 GMC or my 2005 4x4 blazer when I bought them ,I guess they were built properly then and I still own them.

[@CoyoteWoods-fm3gj]

I have extended warranties and they do work, so far save me several thousands dollars.

[@mustangecoboosthpp3869]

If you are using extended warranties all the time you might want to look at how you are treating your vehicles.

[@Karrpilot]

My dealership tried selling me an aftermarket warranty. For $4500.00. I declined. 3 days later when I picked up my car, now said aftermarket warranty was $5400.00. Again, the answer was NO! At no point did my dealership ask or offer me a GM factory warranty. And quite frankly, after my dealership experience, I didn't go back there for a free oil change. Luckily I'm in a position for the latest diagnostic equipment. They can take their warranty and stick it.

[@skeeter012]

I totally agree. Nothing but pure profit for the dealer. The F&I manager does a great job with mind games trying to push it on you. Him: You got seven years of protection if anything breaks. Me: Oh yippee, so this warranty starts at the end of the three year factory warranty? Him: I'm, not exactly!!! 😮. Most people will never use it. Just do your research on what you're buying and stay away from vehicles with known issues as mileage increases.

[@PrepperDawg]

Totally agree, extended warranty is a no-brainer these days. Is it better just to get it from manufacturer as opposed to dealer the date of purchase?

[@Jason-Samko]

Some brands make you buy it from a dealer. Toyota doesn't and so does gm now. So you have to call and shop dealers. What I did for my jeep and my zr2 was Google extended warranty for the truck and check the forum posts that pop up. Many people will share what they paid and I can pick the ones I want to get a quote from

[@fredsausage8794]

Over the years have purchased several 'nearly new' vehicles CPO, they have additional warranty time added, along with additional mileage added to the original new car warranty from manufacturer. Price has always been less than it would be brand new for the vehicle. Happy and Healthy New Year pal.

[@Jason-Samko]

@fredsausage8794 true on cpo. But most are just power train warranties. Nothing beats a factory extended warranty in my opinion

[@mustangecoboosthpp3869]

People if electronics are going to fail they will fail early and 99% of the time within the first year of ownership. Yes a handful might fail mid life of the electronic but that is rare, if the electronics do not fail early in their life they are normally good to go for their life span.

[@uploadtime1780]

I'm convinced Jason owns a dealership somewhere, and he's blowing out trucks all with extended warranties included in the sale.

[@Jason-Samko]

😂😂

[@donburton5323]

I went with Ford factory warranty 7 yr 100,000 miles premium bumper to bumper.On my 2024 Ford Ranger.I either take the extended warranty or trade when the warranty is about to expire.I only trust Manufacture warranty.The rest I do not trust.

[@Jason-Samko]

100% agree

[@MikeR55]

@donburton5323 Just wondering, is that 7 years from the trucks purchase date? Or 7 years after the 3 year bumper to bumper factory warranty ends? Also what is the cost of the warranty if you don't mind me asking. Thanks.

[@westcoastronnieOC714]

Jason Would it be cheaper to call GM direct to buy a full extended warranty? Or is it better just to call dealership to dealership? Also these days with GM extended warranty if you buy a full extended GM warranty that covers everything does that mean it will cover every single thing in their transmissions? And also does those fully extended warranties cover every single thing in the engine? . Thanks! For putting out the video. Another thing. Just curious about what type of bluetooth microphone that you use to make your videos.

[@vancecost]

@@westcoastronnieOC714 Say you have Transmission problems. Goes to shuddering. The extended warranty does not cover about $500.00 in transmission fluid. You pay for it. They flush it and tell you to drive it a little over 500 miles & if you have anymore trouble to bring it back. They are hoping that the original warranty goes out so you have to pay for it all. And after tge warranty expires your warranty you pitched will only pay for certain things and some pro-rate it like a battery you would buy from a parts store.

[@westcoastronnieOC714]

@vancecost thank you for the input.

[@Jason-Samko]

Always call manufacturers directly for the warranty unless they make you buy thru a dealer. Toyota and now gm make you buy thru a dealer. Jeep ram will let you buy fsctory direct. The factory extended warranty for the most part covers everything the 3 year 36 does. It's an extention of that warranty unless you buy a lower plan. They cover more than any after market warranty ever would. However they never cover wearable items like tires, brakes etc from normal wear.

[@jeffreybischoff6772]

Jason has me either switching to a Honda Ridgeline or keeping my Honda CRV. Switching to a Ridgeline, for the lifestyle of a midsized pick up. Keeping my CRV, because of cost, and not having to deal with stealerships. I'll probably get the warranty with today's questionable reliability today. Honda went and lost it's mind partnering with Nissan.

[@Raazorred1]

I learned something new... Again! Thank you, Jason!! We have a fleet deal with GM and get the factory extended warranty for free. I had no idea what that was worth until I watched your video. Wow! That's a nice perk!! 👍👍

[@Jason-Samko]

That sure is a nice perk

[@J0hnnyV123]

Thanks for the education and tips on extended warranties, Jason! I agree with the poor quality and heavy tech in our vehicles today, it is essential and peace of mind. I only purchased an extended warranty once and on my 17’ F-150. It’s now out of warranty and I always think about what I might run into if I end up dealing with any significant failures.

[@Jason-Samko]

Yep the warranty is a great comfort factor. I feel good knowing nothing is my problem now on a truck

[@scottminshall6420]

Just picked up today a used 2023 Nissan SV 4x4 LWB that has 967 miles on it, previous owner did not even own it one month, it has about a year on the original warranty, but the dealer i bought it from had a good deal on an extended that covers everything bumper to bumper for 6 years 150,000 and as you have said with the electronics/computers on these things these days it is worth the cost IMO.

[@Jason-Samko]

@@scottminshall6420 amazing truck! You are gonna love it

[@augustshades]

love your videos jason. Im in the market for a new pickup, leaning toward at4 canyon or trailboss colorado. your videos have been so so helpful for me. i love your no bs no bias approach.

[@Jason-Samko]

Thank you And love the colorado and the canyon

[@K9River]

My Toyota dealership just lies to me about how they will fix my pickup, but they don't fix it. The warranty has been almost worthless so far.

[@BrooksLorenson]

Only warranty repair I ever had on my Tacoma was for the timing cover reseal @ 4200 dollars…. The extended warranty immediately paid for itself. After that I will never not have an extended warranty. If I didn’t have that there’s no way I would have paid to fix that leak, the truck would have gotten cleaned off and traded in.

[@RAM-KINGOFTRUCKS]

Give your problem to someone else ..what a moron😂

[@Jason-Samko]

@BrooksLorenson yep extended warranty let's me sleep like a baby not worrying about anything

[@darrenvankeuren3744]

Your show is the best!!! I meant that . Keep those videos coming. Still wouldn't mind if you did s show on lumbar seats? Best ones out there for people with bad backs.

[@Jason-Samko]

Thanks. Glad you are enjoying the videos.

[@TS-my9yq]

I had an extended warranty on a 98 Ford. It paid for itself in the 3rd year of ownership. I’m shopping around now to replace my wife’s vehicle and based on what I’ve read and see, it makes sense to buy an extended warranty.

[@Jason-Samko]

Agree 100

[@gobluefortim]

My 2024 Colorado Trail Boss has been sitting at the dealership waiting for GM to I find a power steering rack for 3 weeks now. GM can't give me an ETA for the part. Warranty's are great IF they can find the part. Suppliers suck! Will my Warranty extend because it's not driveable???

[@brianmaloney5430]

You can transfer the GM extended warranty only to another individual. Cost is $50 to transfer

[@Jason-Samko]

Yep you can with all brands.

[@traebishop3846]

I got a 7 year 100,000 mile warranty on my F-250, from the dealer for 1500ish bucks. There is little chance I'll have my truck that long, and almost no chance even if I do it will be over 100,000 miles, but you never know and better to be safe than sorry.

[@Jason-Samko]

Agree. And you can get a pro rated portion back when you sell it

[@midwesternoutdoorsandnatur8272]

I actually got one on a new Silverado in 13. Was an extra 1400. I used it on repairs to rebuild the front end when it got loose at 88000. 3500 worth of repair. The dealer told me they would have to check and see if the warranty was any good because most were not. I won’t buy another more than likely.

[@Jason-Samko]

Warranty never covers wearable items

[@ronhaynes1532]

Excellent video, and excellent reasons to purchase one. Thanks, Jason. 👍

[@Jason-Samko]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@marksullivan8200]

Great video I always try to get pre-qualified before hearing what the finance guy says & find out how much the extended warranty is from the manufacturer as I've had great salesmen & a few finance guys that tried to get over on me one even told me capital one turned me down at a low rate even though I was pre-qualified by them & tried to sell me a loan at twice the rate so be careful with some of those guys some are good but some can be real bad & like Jason said it's far better to have the extended warranty & not need it than need it & not have it shop around like Jason says be smart don't let anyone take advantage

[@Jason-Samko]

Yep there are some shady dealers out there. Unfortunately. And those bad ones ruin it for the good ones.

[@hsouri]

More and more companies staffing seasonal and part time workers to save on cost and benefits. Part time and seasonal employees have no reason or motive to care about the quality of their work. They have no future or any invested right at their jobs, so the components that they make for a vehicle whether it last 7 days or 7 years, unimportant.

[@curtis1951]

I've had two different aftermarket warranties and both times they denied the first claims i submitted. I'll never buy another aftermarket warranty. I may be interested in an extended factory warranty though. I just can't afford a new vehicle.

[@Jason-Samko]

Yep i do not trust any aftermarket warranty. Only factory

[@vancecost]

@Jason-Samko I bought an Extended Warranty and it still cost me $500.00 for repairs in a new 2023 truck. I had the 5 year warranty. Extended warranty are just making money for the Dealership…!

[@wallyborni4411]

Just got a quote from Toyota dealer for my 24 Tundra, 10 years starting from the day you bought the truck meaning of u buy it from day one or after 3 years it doesn’t matter because will start counting from day one, it’s around 3k ish and price may change fin 2025. With what’s going on on Tundras even the one are made after 05/24 I think it’s a good idea to have it but I wanna take your opinion

[@Jason-Samko]

I agree. Great idea to have it. But I would call atleast 10 dealers in different states to find the best price on the warranty. Or hit up the tundra forums and search extended warranty and see what prices other get and where

[@wallyborni4411]

@ u mean other dealers can give different price? Even tho it’s a Toyota

[@Jason-Samko]

@@wallyborni4411 absolutely.

[@matthewmery3027]

I like to modify and void the warranties 😊

[@Jason-Samko]

Yep many want to mod. And if so a extended warranty is not the best option

[@matthewmery3027]

@ I mod for the health of the vehicle and my mental health haha

[@hope6739]

You can also negotiate the cost of the warranty. I'd start by saying you'll take the warranty and will pay what their cost was.

[@Jason-Samko]

@hope6739 yep you can negotiate the warranty. But often the better deal Is a different dealer from my experience

[@mustangecoboosthpp3869]

One thing not mentioned is those who finance and add the extended warranty to the contract, that warranty will most likely cost around $2,000 to $3,500 dollars and you have to add interest over the period of the loan to the cost of the extended warranty, so those boasting in this comment section how their extended warranty saved them a $4,000 dollar out of pocket repair, no it did not because they have to add in the cost of the extended warranty they paid for out of their pocket via their financing of the vehicle so in many cases that person only saved $500 to $1,000 or $1,500 dollars on that repair after adding in the cost of the warranty. They never include that.

[@mikemiller1967]

Jason, Always love your content, l have a question about your extended warranty. It’s through GMAC and you bought it from a dealer in Michigan correct? If you live in the in the southern US does that warranty allow you to go to any GM dealer anywhere? I have a 2025 Honda Ridgeline with 820 miles on it and l am thinking of doing the same thing if that’s possible.

[@Jason-Samko]

yes its gmac factory warranty. You can buy a factory warranty from any state you want and its good at any dealer in the country.

[@SeanGander]

I have a 2020 F 150 I bought new called Ford dealer here in Canada they wanted $8000.00 for 3 yrs needless to say I didnt buy it ...truck has 74000 klm been serviced at dealer since new .

[@realrt8760]

Purchased a used 3rd gen 2023 Tacoma with 23k as a Toyota certified vehicle which came with a 7 year or 100k power train warranty. What is your opinion on purchasing a comprehensive warranty for 2k more?? I did not think it was necessary on this purchase.

[@Jason-Samko]

My 3rd gen tacoma and my 5th hen 4runner are the only 2 vehicles I did not buy an extended for i was ok with that based on the reputation of those 2 vehicles. That said I sold my tacoma at 66k miles as I was worried both having a warranty and more and am selling the 4 runner now with 44k miles because I'm also not comfortable. So do you need it, probably not. But I like the peice of mind of having it. Sounds like you already get a good drive train warranty anyway.

[@aymanlockhartable]

If you get an extended warranty example through Ford. Will Ford honor warranties at any Ford dealership or have certain locations for warranties?

[@Jason-Samko]

Factory warranty is good at any dealer in the country

[@Ilovemom6382]

Implicit in this video is that we have to accept that quality and reliability are down and prices are way up and that’s why it’s clever to get an expensive extended warranty . How about I just don’t buy the truck because I refuse to spend a whole lot of money that I’ve worked hard for to buy a POS ! And if I have to buy a truck, I’ll buy a reliable used one. Kinda makes me think you work for these manufacturers and dealers..

[@Avrageoutdoorguy]

I love this channel thank you for providing us with great information happy new year sir

[@Jason-Samko]

Thanks. Happy new year

[@tonymontana3742]

Buy an unreliable overpriced vehicle and then pay a couple thousand more for an extended warranty because you know you it's unreliable. Sheer genius Lloyd.

[@mustangecoboosthpp3869]

Think of extended warranties as you going into a Casino to gamble and then think of who wins that bet the majority of the time, here is a clue it is the Casino. The same thing applies to extended warranties, the manufacture is betting you won't need to use the extended warranty for anything major before it expires and you are betting you will, guess who wins this bet the majority of the time? If you said the manufacture then winner winner chicken dinner. The only time an extended warranty makes sense is if you are buying a vehicle with known issues but than again why in the heck are you buying a vehicle with known issues that will require the use of said warranty. Extended warranties rarely ever pan out for the purchaser, yes someone is going to chime in and say how their extended warranty saved them a $4,000 dollar repair but they are the exception and not the rule. The manufacture made so much money on all the other people who bought those expensive extended warranties the $4,000 dollar pay out did not hurt them at all.

[@theirthereandtheyre2947]

I wouldn’t waste my money on an extended warranty. It is a form of insurance and designed to make them you money.

[@vernscrote2237]

yup they wanted 3500 for an extra 2 years extended warranty, i jewwed em down to 1400, thought that was a decent deal

[@1970sRacing]

the premium is close to $5,000 or more for those expense trucks. Like a Casino, the Warranty companies are in business to make huge profits (by not paying out) Scam! I have never had one after driving almost 50 years.

[@mustangecoboosthpp3869]

BINGO, I posted the same thing, rarely does an extended warranty pay off for the buyer but the manufacture makes a ton of profit off of extended warranties because the majority of vehicles will never need them, this video is doing a huge disservice to people. Oh and the Dealerships biggest sales pitch to scare you into buying this high profit extended warranty is the push oh but all the electronics and computers in the vehicle. Don't buy it people you will almost always be on the losing side and by that I mean you will be on the 99% losing side.

[@blainedamron8533]

If you need a extended your buying the wrong car

[@Magoo-1199]

Are you getting a kick back.

[@Team-Webber]

California will not let you buy an out of state factory warranty. One must get their extended warranty from an authorized dealer. Sucks, because the price is almost double.

[@matrixmatrix8221]

Not true, just bought GMC warranty in October 2024

[@Team-Webber]

@ well, I live here in California and I have tried over a dozen dealers outside of California and none will sell me a Blue Oval Bumper to Bumper extended warranty.

[@mustangecoboosthpp3869]

Florida is like that, you can't buy out of state factory warranties, you can only buy them from a dealer in Florida and that drives the price up big time because it becomes a captive market.

[@mustangecoboosthpp3869]

@@matrixmatrix8221 Where did you but it from and was it the manufactures extended warranty. Florida won't allow buying a manufacture extended warranty outside of Florida either.

[@Bangkok-ik1fp]

If GM would not FORCE buyers to pay for OnStar (absolutely non-refundable) maybe an extended warranty would be in the deal

[@Jason-Samko]

I declined onstar on our 24 colorado zr2. I refuse to pay for subscriptions

[@spartanj2957]

Oh it's doable ! The car makers could put the screws to the supplier's but won't. I'm not buying a warranty cause I refuse to but anything Made since what 21 or 22. Not going to happen ,and I'm not alone for sure. If the manufacturers Don't care if they sell junk ,we won't buy . You can get an older rig and body off restore it for way less than a new truck today.

[@gipsytree]

What about certified used with extended warranties. Im looking to get a 2020 Ford raptor but im only looking at usedford gold certified ones. Because here in commiefornia you can't buy out of state plans

[@Jason-Samko]

Cpo warranties are more limited usually. I would read the fine print

[@rickdalie]

Poor design and engineering is the reason for Poor reliability...not the amount of people that worked on something

[@neiljuedes1661]

The manufactures wouldn’t have to have that many hands touching each vehicle if they would give the public what they want ! A normal regular truck or SUV without all of the junk electronic crap on them. Scrap the electric transmission ,the stupid monitors and the computer systems that run everything !!!!!

[@wlombardo31]

Why would you buy a warranty from the same company that made the parts that they say are good. Seems like you are saying its ok for a car company to screw you over from the start. Paying on top of paying with a fake sense of safety. Your paying for a planned breakage before its broke. So they know its going to break at certin time and you are saying ok by buying more from them. Yup thats why it will not get better. So lets give them more money. Not a private mechanic from your neighborhood when it breaks. Cause machines break. Like concrete cracks.

[@tacomafan5186]

Spot on Jason. I bought a 125,000 mile, 5 year extended warranty when I purchased my 2019 Tacoma. Last thing I wanted was to have to pay for a major repair while I was still making payments. The truck is now paid off and out of warranty. Fortunately I never had to use the warranty, but it gave me peace of mind. I have no regrets spending the money.

[@Jason-Samko]

Agree 100%

[@Eyez85]

Never needed a warranty. Waste of $.

[@mustangecoboosthpp3869]

99% of the people that buy extended warranties will never use them or they will only use them for a minor repair that would have been cheaper for them to have paid out of pocket over the cost of the extended warranty.

[@Eyez85]

@ agree 💯. Nothing but a scam IMO.

[@1970sRacing]

these are a rip off, if you buy junk you would need a warranty. Stick the amount of the warranty in a CD and you will be money ahead. First rule is NEVER buy a new vehicle

[@wikolib6821]

My '23 Titan has a 5 year 100,000 mile bumper to bumper. Hope Nissan stays in buisiness.

[@Jason-Samko]

@@wikolib6821 love that about the titan

[@daveola2105]

Paid $1600 for an 8yr/125k Mopar MaxCare on my 21 Mojave Gladiator when I bought it. It's been in the shop twice. The second time, the warranty had already paid for itself. For 8 years or 125,000 miles basically all I have to worry about is putting fuel, oil, brakes, and tires on it. It's a no brainer in my opinion.

[@Jason-Samko]

Agree 100. The extended warranty is worth it 100%

[@jakewade7388]

Money making scam for the dealers.

[@tonydalton8712]

Don't buy...

[@captainbeyond4350]

Warranty is crap. The warranty never covers what is broke.

[@tomTrophy]

Learn what an exclusionary warranty is. An exclusionary manufacturer extended warranty does exactly what you claim it doesnt.