GEN 2 Thoughts on extended warranty?

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recurve69

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I currently have a 2020 with right at 40K miles. It's a garage queen never been off road. I know that we all have opinions on extended warranties and that's what I'm asking about. Is it worth it or not? Am I approaching based on miles for having a possible significant failure where I might seriously regret not having one? Or is one immanent down the road? To date have done all required maintenance, which has not been much. I've looked into them a little and we are talking about 3/4 K on having a 3/4 year extended warranty. Or should I just blow it off and deal with my future problem when it occurs? Thanks for any input I get.
 

Sharpie69

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My thoughts, I wish that I had purchased as much warranty as possible back when I had the chance, 5k mi out of warranty it cost me 16 or 18 hundred for the rear end to be rebuilt. Sept of last year it cost me $4300 for the cam phasers. Of course, if you buy it, you won't need it. (Murphys Law)
Best wishes for your decision
 

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Hey, so I got my '19 Raptor three years ago, right in the middle of the pandemic when prices were insane. I wrestled with the extended warranty, everyone told me I was getting ripped off, but I got it anyway. And guess what? The day after I bought it, the turbos blew – warranty! Four months later, the seat electronics crapped out – warranty! Early on, it was a no-brainer. Now, three years later, it's in the shop for an emissions sensor, and the back electrical plug's been acting up – BOOM, extended warranty again! I've had tons more stuff fixed, too. Seriously, this thing's saved me thousands between labor and parts. It was a lot of tech, so I figured it was worth it. It's been a lifesaver, even including rental cars when it's in the shop. Sometimes the risk pays off, but I've definitely had bad warranty experiences before. Hope this helps! Aloha!
 
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