Let’s say the warrantee costs $2,500 and you decide to sell the car half way between the start and end of the extended warrantee, in theory you could pay Infinity $25. to get back half the amount paid ($1,250) or transfer it to the new buyer. Hope that helps

 

Got it! Thanx. Never new that.

 

A dealer can only void the portion of warrantee that they can prove was directly related to the mod. They would have to prove that a cat back exhaust system was the reason the Navigation went out. As stated prior, a turbo would void any drive train items. Bottom line is we all pay for insurance at many levels, this is just another. If you are not keeping it more than 4 years, it's not needed

 

^yes, magnussen-moss warranty act.

 

That may not be true depending on how many miles you drive per year. SOme people (like me) will be well over 60k miles in less than 4 years in which case 100k miles of protection will come in handy.....

 

it looks like a lot of guys on this board wants to go fi. so if their engine blew because of the turbo then their screwed.

 

I got it too.

 

They're only screwed if something goes wrong with the drivetrain or other components directly related to or affected by the turbo. The navigation won't go out because of turbos, but if it does go out, the warranty will cover it. Same goes for all of the other technology that is new to our '08s ($$$$).

'Los

 

I don't think you'll regret it. Even if nothing goes wrong, it's a relatively inexpensive peace of mind. Adds to the resale value of your car, too.

'Los

 

I got it just because . . .

I have no idea why really other than I hate to think about parts repair bills before 100,000 miles hit the car.

 

I got it too. Didn't hesitate but I did negotiate down to $1500 ( they were asking $2600) and also got my 15k and 30k maintenance thrown in for free along with free oil changes for the life of the car. Had the car 3 weeks and am at 1350 miles already. Loving every minute too!!

 

Depending on your situation, it might not be a bad idea to buy and extended warranty just before the basic 4 yr. /60K mi. expires. Yes, many dealers will do this and at a much reduced cost from buying it when the car is new.

 

I agree

 

Really? The dealer told me that they'd offer me the warranty at cost, but only if I did it right then. They said they'd have to charge me retail if I decided to get it later. I bought it at first, but then changed my mind and got the money refunded.

 

waste of money.