We just purchased a 2021 Toyota RAV 4. Bought it at a dealership, so it is "Toyota Certified". Has 30k miles on it. My out the door price with all of the taxes, fees, blah, blah added on was $29,850.
Being certified, it has 1 year, 10k miles bumper to bumper warranty and 7 year, 100k mile powertrain warranty; from the date and mileage of purchase.
They offered an aftermarket warranty that makes the bumper to bumper 7 year, 100k mile with zero deductible for $1,644.
I said no. He said I had until Monday at Noon to change my mind.
I have been thinking about it last night and this morning.
On one hand, I probably will not need it, right? On the other hand, it would not take long to get to $1,644 if something does go wrong.
Thoughts?
Being certified, it has 1 year, 10k miles bumper to bumper warranty and 7 year, 100k mile powertrain warranty; from the date and mileage of purchase.
They offered an aftermarket warranty that makes the bumper to bumper 7 year, 100k mile with zero deductible for $1,644.
I said no. He said I had until Monday at Noon to change my mind.
I have been thinking about it last night and this morning.
On one hand, I probably will not need it, right? On the other hand, it would not take long to get to $1,644 if something does go wrong.
Thoughts?