I had the GE warranty on our lemon 92 Stealth TT.
They bought a new tranny, flywheel, transfer case, and both turbos...then
when we dumped it, the next owner (transferrable) got a motor.
We spent a total of $100 in service, $1200 for warranty, got back about
$12,000 in stuff done.
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Hoult [mailto:stevehoult@home.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 1999 12:37 PM
To: Jeff Blankenship; autox@autox.team.net; neon@iastate.edu
Subject: Re: Aftermarket warranties
> The warranty on my car is just days from expiring, so I'm looking into
> extended warranties. Chrysler wants too much for theirs, but the GE
> looks like a decent deal. Any personal recommendations from the voices
> of experience?
Don't bother. Everyone I've talked to that bought an extended warranty had
problems when they tried to use it. Sometimes minor, sometimes major. Very
few were satisfied that the warranty covered what they thought it did. If
you have decent self control, take the money you would pay monthly and save
it. You'll be better off.
Steve Hoult '89 SC ASP 9 Flat Duck Racing
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