Buying a warranty contract with the auto dealership was smart because I got free repairs on my preowned vehicle.
Even if the car has less than 10,000 miles on it when you purchase it, you never feel what problems could be lurking beneath the surface.
This can vary from car to car, even from a single manufacturer to the next. I feel some people that get “lemons” as brand up-to-date vehicles & they’re paying constant sums of money to maintenance a single thing or another. In those situations, you’re hoping that investing in a up-to-date car will give you something that doesn’t need to be repaired for a while, but the inverse isn’t constantly tploy with used cars either. Occasionally a used car will have years of use before you need to visit the auto mechanic for more than an oil change. If you get that warranty contract with the dealership, you could have a car with as much practical value as a up-to-date car but at half the cost. Assuming you bought the car with credit, that’s a big difference in the financial burden of the car. My Heating & Air Conditioning idea in my home is under a similar warranty with the manufacturer for parts that chop within the first 10 years of ownership. I have an additional labor contract with my Heating & Air Conditioning contractor which means they will cover labor expenses on part or component repairs if I pay them $200 a year for maintenance & maintenance visits. That way they can ensure that I’m doing what I’m supposed to do to keep the Heating & Air Conditioning idea operating at peak capacity.