i want to get the extended waranty because i dont want my tranny to go on me. my vehicle has 120,000 miles

i called the dealer they gave me a quote for $1900 - powertrain plus- engine, trasmission,brakes, electrical , front suspension. i dont think this one is through acura

or Wynns extended vehicle coverage - bumber to bumber coverage $1400. Can you guys make suggestions pros and cons also say which one will you go with.

 

Both offer two years service same time period. whats you guys experience

 

did you tell them the current mileage cause i don't think most will cover past that mileage very much, and MAKE SURE it does indeed include the tranny if it goes bad

btw: a tranny is only like 3,000-3,200 or so at an independent shop with a remanufactured honda tranny

 

seems offley expensive for just two years

 

Yeah, give a call to the ones on TV as well....US FIDELIS, Stoprepairbills, etc....
My dad called one of the extended warranty places for a quote and they told him that once they quote him, he must either accept or decline or they will not write him a policy in the future.

 

uhhh... pressuring sale tactics make it sound real comforting

also a like 2-3 weeks ago their was a thread about one of the tv ones (stoprepairbills i think ) and they were basically a scam

 

go ask the service MANAGER who has the best policies- who do they like doing business with?

anything the car sales dept told you added $500 commission on top of the regular price,,,call it a christmas bonus for themself- but they do it all year round
Prices are negotiable

 

do you think i can get an accura warranty? This will help if the trans fail. For all those who have warranties post you experience in claiming.

 

Warranty for vehicles of 100,000miles

 

DO NOT get any thing off a t.v commercial. They are a rip off. I work in a repair shop and we won't take there contracts. Get one through the dealer. Call around to several dealers and you'll find a couple different prices. G.E. capital has been the best to work with. Hope this helps.