Take the money and put it into a money market account or short term
cd. Only take money out to pay covered items less deductible. when
you hit the time or mileage that cancels the policy take the remaining
money and have a party. I bet you will have a good one.

Had a friend once who was the top appliance salesman at a major
retailer. He got fired. Know why. He didn't push extended
warranties hard enough and wasn't getting his quota. You can see
where the money is being made.

On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 11:08:12 GMT, Mr X > wrote:

>
>I declined the dealer offer of a 5yr 100k mile extended warrenty,
>first the $ was 2900 then at the end it was 1600 with a $100
>deductable and I still declined . I may have made a mistake ??? time
>will tell
>
>
>Does chrysler give it another shot at selling me a warrenty in a month
>or so thats what some have told me? I got a 2005 sebring with ALL the
>discounts,
>
> note my other car is a 89 ciera with 197,000 miles on it that I
>bought new. I do most of the work on it myself with the exception of
>mufflers and front suspension parts, I never had to do transmission
>or internal engine repair on it and would pass on that. I'm a
>electronic tech and plan to get a computer interface scan tool for the
>Sebring.
>
>
>thanks for any reply