Most new vehicles only come with a 3 or 4 years *Complete Vehicle Warranty (also known as “Bumper to Bumper”); however, mechanical and electrical breakdowns usually occur after the fourth year. With more complicated automotive technology and electronic components, the repair cost is increasing rapidly and this can be frustrating for car owners.
Like most consumers, we would ask the mechanic to only repair those life threatening defects to reduce the impact to our budget and leaving the minor problems as is. However, this will cause us to keep worrying about the driving safety of ourselves and our family.
With the extended warranty coverage, we won’t need to worry about the repair cost! We would naturally want the car dealer to repair all necessary items on the vehicle and everyone would have a peace of mind!!! （后顾之忧，心安理得）
With the extended warranty coverage, you will surely get a higher resell value because the warranty is transferable. The buyer would not need to worry about problems that were not repaired and the problems that may arise.
The best and cheapest time to extend the warranty is when it is new. The premium increases according to the time and mileage. Most vehicles within 7 model years and within 100,000km are eligible for extending the warranty (after a free mechanical and electrical inspection).
Of course, the vehicle would still need to be serviced as per the schedule required by the manufacturer and shall be repaired at any authorized car dealership in Canada or in the U.S.A.
Safe driving may be able to prevent us from car accidents, but this would not prevent us from the wear and tear that causes the mechanical and electrical breakdowns. Car insurance costs about $2,200 per year. It costs only about $2,000 to extend you car’s *complete vehicle warranty for an additional 5 years, which is, only about $500 per year. As experience by most drivers, the repair cost would rise to the highest point in the 5th to 8th year. Extending the warranty can eliminate such burden for car owners and save us from unexpected expenses.
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I was debating E90 or W204 ... but then W204 seems a better deal (more features like blue tooth...), and more appealing look...so...
I do hope it is better than before la... I want to ...
fibbi 發表於 2009-12-21 16:24
Cross the finger ... but on German car, just can't skip the service.
If you are not a "driver type" of person, then W204 is as good/better then E90.
I was debating E90 or W204 ... but then W204 seems a better deal (more features like blue tooth...), and more appealing look...so...
I do hope it is better than before la... I want to keep >10 yrs ga....
講真原裝cooling system 係唔係真係handle到，好難講，由於生產成本既關係只會屬於夠用囉，好似以我部fit 仔黎計，本身個水箱係闊身cover 車頭兩邊既既，同好多single over head cam 既civic單邊水箱既就已經爭好遠，睇個scan gauge出黎既reading我部fit 已經efficient好多。
Like I said, the engineers designed the car so that the stock rad is good enough for most people in most situations. If you have special needs (racing, towing, etc), then go buy/mod whatever you need. Bigger rad for sure cools better than smaller ones but the point is do you really need it. With just a scanner, how do you know the efficiency of your rad? You measured the temperature from the inlet and outlet hose to determine the temp difference? I haven't played with a late model scanner but older ones will just give me coolant temperature and if your cooling system is working correctly, that temperature shouldn't fluctuate too much after the engine reached its operating temperature. So what do you mean when you said "睇個scan gauge出黎既reading我部fit 已經efficient好多"?
Both old and new cars are 6 cylinder. My old car had lots of problems ... The transmission suddenly got stuck @ a gear that speed can't go high on the highway! I was so scared ar! At the 8th or 9th year the catalyst converter is broken. And I don't even drive fast or aggressive. And no accident wor... (scratch the side..but not even bumper to bumper thing or anything...). And it's not gas efficient as I mentioned before...I hope the new one would be better. So far it's doing good.
發表於 2009-12-11 02:16
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And I sold it after to a mechanic!
