Questions on new purchase
Hi...I just purchased a new Jayco Redhawk at the Tampa RV Show. I am scheduled to pick it up this week, and while looking at their brochure, I see a selection of additional coverage options that I w...
Forum Discussion
DaHose wrote:
Put $1800 aside for non-manufacturer warranty items and pocket the money if you don't need any extended warranty item repair at the end of 2 years. e
my point is that 1) most people don't pay cash for their toys.
2) the majority of the purchase is financed.
3) the amount of a warranty will increase the payment is miniscule, per month.
4) they don't have that $1,800 dollars or whatever cash on hand to put away.
5) if they put that $10 a month into a savings plan at the end of 2 years when all of the mfrs. warranties are expired, they will have amassed a grand total of $250 to cover a $1,200 refer, etc.
6) I agree if they can easily come up with the cost to repair a refer, diesel engine, multi $$$$ electronics, etc. then perhaps they don't need/want a warranty.
7) if a sudden $2,000 bill would cause you to have to park and not use your RV for 6 mos 1 year, etc. then perhaps a warranty would be indicated.
bumpy
