Should I Buy the Extended Warranty?

When you purchase a new car or automobile, you are already paying big money and you are probably not in the mood to talk about spending even more money. As with most automobile dealerships, the extras that are offered with your automobile purchase are usually over priced and it is not hard to find a better price if you just look.

Most extras - such as window tinting, CD and/or DVD player, paint protection, AM FM radio - can be purchased after you buy your automobile at a much lower price.

Even the added cost of professional installation is lower than the cost at the auto dealership and you can save as much as 50% off of the cost.
Some auto dealerships will add extras before the auto goes to the showroom floor and include these in the purchase price.

If you do not want these extras you can insist they be removed or you can ask the dealer to sell them to you at the fair price. Most [if not all] of these extra items come with an extended warranty and extended automobile warranties are included in the purchase price. If you read the fine print in the paperwork - you will see if your new car purchase has an auto extended warranty included in the purchase price.