Quote:
Originally Posted by jparnes1
Actually, DCT was first brought out by Porsche in the early 1980's for it's race cars, so it's been fairly well developed over the last 30 years.
Look, it's a judgement call. My point is that the cost of the warranty plus some additional money added now and then could easily buy some costly repairs. And you get to keep your money in case there are no repairs rather than give it to the insurance company.
And like you said Nick, there's always the chance of being denied due to an exclusion. Then you've wasted your premium and have to cough up lots of dough.
|
I have to agree with this. Especially when you are saying that you are only driving 2500 to 4000 miles a year. Keep the money, and add to it monthy as was stated. Then you still have the money, and invest it also by the way. Remember, you still have the money if nothing goes wrong as was rightfully stated.