Extended Warranty
Anyone know of a company that offers a drive train only extended warranty?
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doc brown wrote:
Anyone know of a company that offers a drive train only extended warranty?
Nope, but IMO, the best warranty going, is for having one of your own and by putting the premiums into a bank account. You can also continue to do so, after the normal 3 to 5 yrs are up, as well.
Who knows, it might even turn itself into a nest egg of sorts.
