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A good warranty to buy at 76k miles?

Keats

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Wondering if there is a good warranty I can buy for a 2010 Genesis at 76,000 miles? I'd like to cover it to 125,000 if that's possible.

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Keats
 
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Wondering if there is a good warranty I can buy for a 2010 Genesis at 76,000 miles? I'd like to cover it to 125,000 if that's possible.

Thanks,
Keats

I have bought two extended service plans from a company called First Guard, which is recommended by the credit union I use for financing. Both times I got the Ultimate package, which covers just about everything. About three years ago, it was for a 2009 Buick Enclave with ~54,000 miles on it, and it covered the car through about 120,000 miles. I paid about $1800 for it, and I bet they put a total of at least $6,000 of repair work on it under the plan. The deductible is $100 per visit, and the dealer worked very well with them.

Now, the car I just bought was a 2012 Buick LaCrosse with 73,000 miles on it. It is not as good a deal when you buy a car with more miles, as I paid $1,900 and the coverage will last to 125,000 miles or four years, whichever occurs first. This will give me just over 51,000 miles of coverage. Hope this helps.
 
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