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Yup, that makes sense and agrees with the logic I'd arrived at re getting the warranty. Cheers. Also @hazzelfrazzel - thanks.
Yup, that makes sense and agrees with the logic I'd arrived at re getting the warranty. Cheers. Also @hazzelfrazzel - thanks.
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my argument for going to a dealer (specifically a car supermarket) isn't that you get a good warranty, it's that you have a better selection of cars to choose from so less time waste and less chance of inadvertently buying a lemon.
re warranties - if you can afford to buy a car, my logic is that you don't need a warranty. insure risks that you can't afford to incur, not ones which you can. unless it's purely a convenience thing like the excess waiver on a hire car.