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This is what I got from dealer. Anybody got cheaper than this or its regular price? Any suggestion?$0 Deductible5 years
100k miles6 years
70k miles6 years
100k miles6 years
120k miles7 years
70k miles7 years
100k miles7 years
120k miles8 years
100k miles8 years
120k miles$1,055
Plan D50$960
Plan D67$1,225
Plan D60$1,445
Plan D62$1,060
Plan D77$1,600
Plan D70$1,910
Plan D72$1,855
Plan D80$2,115
Plan D82 $100 Deductible5 years
100k miles6 years
100k miles6 years
120k miles7 years
70k miles7 years
100k miles7 years
120k miles8 years
100k miles8 years
120k miles$950
Plan C50$1,120
Plan C60$1,340
Plan C62$955
Plan C77$1,495
Plan C70$1,805
Plan C72$1,750
Plan C80$2,010
Plan C82
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$0 Deductible plan ( $100 deductible plan is about $100 cheaper)
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5 years 100k miles - $1,055
6 years 70k miles - $960
6 years 100k miles - $1,225
6 years 120k miles - $1,445
7 years 70k miles - $1,060
7 years 100k miles - $1,600
7 years 120k miles - $1,910
8 years 100k miles - $1,855
8 years 120k miles - $2,115
There's already a thread about Acura Care Extended Warranty, but here you go -- quote I received from Hyannis Honda Acura, which expires after 10/31/18:
Time to close this duplicate thread. A dealer will never give you your best price unless they are willing to price match which I as able to accomplish on two separate occasions. My final thought is that it is typically more economical to buy the $0 deductible as only a few minor instances will cost you more than the $0 as you can see when comparing D82 to C82
From birdonamission's table, the $0 deductible plans take your $100 deductible (plus another $5!) up front. For instance, the $100 deductible C60 plan for 6 yrs / 100K is $960. The $0 deductible D60 plan for 6 yrs / 100K is $1,065. I never buy these plans, but if you want to purchase one you're better off buying the $100 deductible plan and hanging onto your $100 until you need to pay it.
^^^totally disagree unless you feel the likelihood of only one warranty claim will happen during the life of the warranty. Far better option to pay the $0 deductible but I guess it boils down to an old Dirty Harry saying..."how lucky do you feel punk"
^^^totally disagree unless you feel the likelihood of only one warranty claim will happen during the life of the warranty. Far better option to pay the $0 deductible but I guess it boils down to an old Dirty Harry saying..."how lucky do you feel punk"
securityguy's has a point. I was thinking why pay the $100 deductible up front when you might never file a claim? But if you filed two or more claims, the $0 deductible would be more cost effective option.
We have a great initial warranty that most folks sell their cars before it is up.
So, wait until you are sure you want that extra protection.
Totally agree Madd Dog. I, for one, know we will not keep it longer than 3 years and I'll never come close to 50K miles so, for me, not an option and only applies to those that drive cars until the wheels fall off. I have a very bad disease...carbuyingitis and it flares up every 2-3 years. Very expensive to treat and there is no cure.
Totally agree Madd Dog. I, for one, know we will not keep it longer than 3 years and I'll never come close to 50K miles so, for me, not an option and only applies to those that drive cars until the wheels fall off. I have a very bad disease...carbuyingitis and it flares up every 2-3 years. Very expensive to treat and there is no cure.
I've got an even worse case.
I've owned 27 vehicles during the last 29 years including 9 Hondas and 1 Acura.
The longest I ever kept a vehicle was a 1999 Buick Regal that I had for 7 years and 100,000 miles.
The second longest was a 2010 Honda Ridgeline that I kept for 4 years and 54,000 miles.
The shortest were a 2009 Civic and 2016 CR-V that I owned for 90 days and a 2018 Accord that I owned for 4 months.
10-08-2018, 07:24 AM
